US EditionSpd Loses Mayoral Office in Potsdam – After 35 Years
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The SPD loses the town hall in Potsdam, for the first time in 35 years. The new mayor is non-partisan, and this also applies to victorious candidates in other cities. Does the party democracy in Brandenburg still work?
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The SPD has been the head of the city in Potsdam since 1990. However, in the election of the mayor of Potsdam, its candidate is subject to a high house. The partyless candidate Noosha Aubel takes over the post.The SPD loses the post of mayor in Potsdam after 35 years. In the run-off election in the state capital of Brandenburg, the partyless candidate Noosha Aubel was able to triumph: she received 72.9 percent of the votes. SPD candidate Severin…
In the end, it was clear that the partyless single candidate Noosha Aubel won more than 70 percent of all votes in the run-off election and became the new mayor of Potsdam. The SPD thus loses its head post in the town hall after 35 years.
After 35 years, the SPD loses its mayoral position in the capital of Brandenburg. Noosha Aubel has clearly established itself.
Several town halls are being re-occupied in the run-up to the elections. In Potsdam, the non-party Noosha Aubel prevails - and ends a decade-long era of social democrats. Frankfurt (Oder) and Ludwigshafen also have new heads of town hall.
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