Luigi Pantisano opens citizens' office in Konstanz - your vote counts!

Luigi Pantisano opens citizens' office in Konstanz - your vote counts!

The new star in Konstanz's political sky, Luigi Pantisano, opened his office at Joseph-Belli-Weg 5 in Chérisy a few days ago. Pantisano, who was elected to the German Bundestag for the Stuttgart I constituency in February 2025, brings a breath of fresh air to local politics. His contact point is not only a place for personal conversations, but also a center for social and ecological initiatives that have already taken root in the area. Loud Seemoz Office hours are every Wednesday from 4:00 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. and on Thursday from 2:30 p.m. to 4:00 p.m., although registration by email is required.

The Left was able to record successes in the last federal election in Konstanz: with 5.9% of the first votes and 7.4% of the second votes, it was up 2.3% and 3.7%, respectively, compared to 2021. Pantisano's goal is to bring the concerns of citizens into the political discussion, both locally and at the federal level. “It is important that we remain active in communicating with people,” emphasizes Pantisano, who himself entered the Bundestag for the federal election through second place on the state list. Wikipedia reports that Pantisano was born on July 28, 1979 in Waiblingen and has a career in architecture and urban planning. With his school education and political commitment, he has made a name for himself over the years in various institutions and initiatives in Stuttgart and the surrounding area.

Political commitment and visions

What's next for transport policy in Konstanz? Pantisano already has clear views: He criticizes the new parking garage at the Europabrücke and calls for increased support for public transport and a reduction in car traffic in the city center. “The challenges in transport policy are enormous and we have to find solutions together,” he adds. He also criticizes Deutsche Bahn, particularly with regard to the condition and price increases of the Deutschlandticket. In the Bundestag's Transport Committee, of which Pantisano is a member, he is trying to improve local public transport. Bundestag

In addition, local activities such as door-to-door discussions and events are planned to promote direct contact with citizens. The deputy state spokeswoman for Die Linke in Baden-Württemberg, Sybille Röth, emphasizes how important the new contact point is for the ongoing party work: “Politics here not only happens for the people, but also with them.” Pantisano himself would like to get actively involved in the political debates that affect Konstanz and is ready to seek dialogue with the incumbent Ulrich Burchardt and the CDU MP Jung.

A man of action

Pantisano's background shows that he is not only a politician, but also someone who is committed to the community. From 2009 to 2014 he was neighborhood manager in the Berchen area and during this time he gained important experience that will now flow into his Bundestag work. His membership in various organizations, including the Baden-Württemberg Chamber of Architects and the United Services Union, demonstrates his commitment to social issues. Wikipedia

With a clear view of the challenges of the future, a real feel for citizens' concerns and a large dose of commitment, Pantisano seems to have a good hand for his new role in politics. It remains exciting to see what the coming months will bring and how the political landscape in Konstanz will change as a result of his work.