Flensburgs Noosha Aubel: Ambitions on Potsdam's mayor's office!

Flensburgs Noosha Aubel: Ambitions on Potsdam's mayor's office!

Potsdam, Deutschland - Noosha Aubel, the current educational director in Flensburg, has expressed her interest in the mayor election in Potsdam. At the age of 49, she is aiming for a return to her old home in order to "have a maximum of municipal effect there" in order to be "a maximum effect". Aubel already worked in Potsdam from 2017 to 2024 and gained valuable experience during this time.

The election takes place in September 2025, and the former Potsdam administrative manager intends to continue to perform her tasks in Flensburg until the election. In the event of a successful choice, she could become the first woman in office since Brunhilde Hanke. Her candidacy, which she announced in an email to the factions in the Flensburg local parliament, is primarily intended to develop Potsdam together with the citizens. Aubel underlines the importance of trust in local politics as well as the need for experience and leadership skills, such as the Tagesspiegel reported.

candidacy and support

The non -party Aubel, which has over 20 years of experience in local government, is supported by the Greens and the party, which could strengthen their position in the election campaign. Their goals include equal opportunities, high -quality education, affordable living and social participation. During the election campaign, she will also have to compete with candidates such as the AfD candidate Chaled-Uwe Said and Severin Fischer from the SPD. The application deadline for the candidacy is July 17th.

However, there are also critical voices. This is how your fast return to Potsdam is seen by the SPD as an expression of career interest. Nevertheless, the Greens emphasize their leadership experience and their non -partisan attitude. Her decision to run again for the office could also be seen in response to the election of the former mayor Mike Schubert, which, according to [NDR] (https://www.ndr.de/chleswig-holstein/flensburger-deister-will-Oberbuerbuerin-in-potsdam-werdenabionflensburgNews-152.html, and numerous cultural institutions) Sports clubs asked for a return.

municipal elections in Potsdam

The Aubel candidacy comes at a time when Potsdam is preparing for the upcoming local elections. At the last meeting of the election committee, 567 candidates were admitted to the city council, which is an increase in 2019. They compete by 56 seats, while 127 candidates compete for 55 seats in the nine local councils. There are a total of 694 applicants, some of whom apply to both committees, as can be experienced on the [official city side] (https://www.potsdam.de/de/144-Cdandinnen-und-kurate-fuer-die-Kommunal-sstahen- Festival).

The election campaign promises to be exciting. Aubel's candidacy could bring a fresh wind to Potsdam politics and inspire the voters with a new focus on joint design. In September 2025, Potsdam knows whether it can choose his first female head in city history for many years. Until then, Aubel will work hard on her election program and deal with the challenges that will give her the political opponents and the electorate.