CDU unity preserved: Christina Stumpp again nominated as a candidate

CDU unity preserved: Christina Stumpp again nominated as a candidate

new vigor in the CDU: Christina Stumpp is again on election

Christina Stumpp's nomination as a candidate for the Bundestag for the Waiblingen constituency has been determined. After a potential opponent had surprisingly withdrawn, the decision in the district association became a matter of form.

Stumpp, who is not only active as a member of the Bundestag, but also as deputy general secretary of the CDU, received almost 92 percent of the votes of the members of the district association present. This clear support enables her to defend the direct mandate in the coming year.

unit in the party

district chairman Siegfried Lorek praised the result as recognition of Stumpp's excellent work on site. The CDU is now united to secure the direct mandate in the upcoming Bundestag election and to contribute to replacing the existing traffic light coalition.

Although discrepancies occurred within the party before nomination, they could be resolved by taking back the opposing candidacy. The young lawyer Ann-Cathrin Simon, who initially stated her intention to compete against Stumpp, finally withdrew her candidacy. She emphasized that her goal was to take responsibility and to strengthen the CDU as a trustworthy contact for the citizens in the region.

agreement and perspectives

The unit within the party was restored by Simon's retreat. It is believed that you have been offered alternative development opportunities. For party leader Lorek remains crucial that the CDU appears closed to be successful: "Our strength lies in our unity," he emphasizes.

With Christina Stumpp at the top, the CDU in the Waiblingen constituency goes strengthened and closed in the election campaign. Your passion for the region and your political experience make you a promising candidate for the upcoming Bundestag election.

- Nag