Live discussion: Parties discuss solutions for Saxony in Zwickau

Live discussion: Parties discuss solutions for Saxony in Zwickau

invitation to the political discussion in Zwickau

In Zwickau there will be an important election debate on August 6, which is of great interest in the region. The event is organized by the "Freie Presse" and offers a platform for citizens to enter dialogue directly with the candidates of the seven parties. This debate will be decisive to understand the positions of the parties and to find out as a voter.

The candidates at a glance

The podium consists of a large number of politicians who have both many years of experience and fresh perspectives. They all fight for the voices in their respective constituencies, with constituencies 6 - Zwickau Stadt focus.

• Gerald Otto (CDU) - The experienced politician has represented Zwickau in Dresden for 15 years and is faced with the challenge of defending his direct mandate.
• Jonas Dünzel (AfD)-The young AfD champion for champion could be a serious challenge for Otto and brings a high social media presence.
• René Hahn (Die Linke) - as a member of the city council, he already achieved considerable numbers of votes in 2019.
• André Oehler (Greens) - the lone fighter recently left the parliamentary group with the left and thus emphasizes his need for a clear political line.
• Antje Junghans (SPD) - In her role as head of circular, she established herself as a constant voice of the SPD in the region.
• Stefan Voigt (FDP) - The still relatively unknown city leader has to make a name for himself.
• Sabine Zimmermann (BSW) - she brings extensive experience as a former member of the Bundestag, even if she does not start as a direct candidate.

meaning of the event for the community

The upcoming election debate is not just an opportunity for citizens to address their questions directly to the candidates; It is also a reflection of the political landscape in Saxony. The different views and strategies of the parties offer insights into the challenges that the region faces, including social issues, environmental policy and education.

By participating in the debate, citizens can express their voice and opinion and thus actively participate in the political process. This strengthens on -site democracy and promotes awareness of the respective positions of the parties. The event takes place at 6 p.m. in the old gasometer in Zwickau, and admission is free of charge, which makes it accessible to many.

how you can take part in the debate

This debate is an important opportunity for every voter in Zwickau and the surrounding area to find out about the political goals of the candidates and set the course for the upcoming elections.

- Nag