Subsidy in Jüterbog: Dimde and Lindner-Klopsch in the race for the office!

Subsidy in Jüterbog: Dimde and Lindner-Klopsch in the race for the office!

Jüterbog, Deutschland - The upcoming decisions in Jüterbog could make a breath of fresh air. In the mayoral election in the city, which counts around 13,000 inhabitants, voters now have to choose between two female candidates. MAZ-ONLINE from the citizens' alliance Jüterbog (BBJ) and the SPD as well as the independent applicant Christiane Lindner-Klopsch go to the runoff election on July 20. This decision is particularly remarkable because both candidates were almost unknown before the election.

like the Welt , Dimde received about 30 percent of the vote, while Lindner-Klopsch was just 29.3 percent. Tilman Weber, who went into the race with his motto "Bock on Jüterbog", also came to 29.1 percent. A tight box that shows how undecided the voters were.

political background

The need for a new election results from the change of the previous mayor Arne Raue, who was the first full-time AfD mayor in Brandenburg and is now sitting in the Bundestag. In the last federal election, Raue moved into parliament with 33.6 percent of the first votes, which underlines its political weight. His absence has now created space for new faces.

Although all three candidates are independent, the current situation shows that citizens in Jüterbog want to rely on female managers. This could be a sign of a general change in the political climate in the region. Not surprisingly that many voters felt unsafe in the election campaign, how the reporting of MAZ-ONLINE A healthy politicization and the successful address of the voters could be crucial.

election behavior and statistics

The electoral statistics, as can be found, among other things, on statistikportal.de , offers interesting insights into the election behavior of the population. In addition to the number of voters and participation, the gender relationship of the distribution of votes could play a role. »

Overall, it remains exciting which way the voters will take in Jüterbog. The developments of the coming weeks promise to keep the political landscape on site exciting, and the "runoff election of the female voters" is just around the corner