Green Vienna: Judith Pühringer as a strong voice for a courageous future!

Green Vienna: Judith Pühringer as a strong voice for a courageous future!

Laimgrubengasse 10, 1060 Wien, Österreich - On February 22, 2025, Judith Pühringer was elected to be top candidate at the 90th State Assembly of the Greens Vienna, with impressive 87.18 percent of the vote. This choice is not only a confirmation of your internal nomination from November, but also a strong sign of support from around 500 members present. In her passionate speech at the Vienna trade fair, she mentioned that "green was the very best choice for Vienna" and emphasized the need for a courageous path in urban politics. Pühringer made it clear that she wanted to fight for a livable and just city in which climate protection and social justice go hand in hand, and named concrete goals such as affordable living and equal opportunities for all children.

a brave plan for the future

Pühringer also referred to significant green successes, such as the introduction of the 365 euro annual card and the climate. She warned that "old thinking goes out of strength" and called for a determined approach to counter the challenges of the present. Federal party leader Werner Kogler and the new Green State Councilor in Burgenland, Anja Haider-Wallner, supported this vision and were also present. Furthermore, Pühringer underlined the importance of current topics such as exploding housing costs, educational attendance and the climate crisis, and emphasizes that politics is required in these times of crisis to deliver concrete, functioning solutions, as wien.gruene.at reports.

to meet the challenges that burden people in Vienna, Pühringer focuses on a policy that focuses on social justice. She emphasizes that people with low incomes in particular are particularly affected by the climate crisis. In addition, it calls for more financial resources for educational institutions to promote integration and equal opportunities. She also speaks about her experience as a mother and brings her view of the compatibility of professional and family life into the political discussion. The decision made today to choose Judith Pühringer could thus have far -reaching effects on future urban politics, as in the report of ots.at is highlighted.