René Jurisch: Meißen's candidate for the change in OB election campaign!

René Jurisch: Meißen's candidate for the change in OB election campaign!

In Meißen, the political landscape is preparing for an exciting election campaign. René Jurisch, the non-party building contractor and 51-year-old, wants to bring about changes as the mayor and plans to make the office for citizens. With a clear announcement, he emphasizes: "I see myself as an employee of the citizens." His election campaign is primarily shaped by the support of the AfD, although he is not a member of the party. However, this commitment put him on the line of fire, not least because in the past of the right -wing extremist NPD, he belonged to what he now clearly rejects.

"I was wrong," says Jurisch about his youth, in which he had contact with the NPD for 25 years. Today it is important to him to promote peace and cohesion; This is also reflected in his great support for the integration of migrant children through sports offers. Judges recognize the existing challenges in Meißen and wants to tackle a social market economy. His contrast program to the other candidates could be the decisive factor in the OB election on September 7th.

challenges in the election campaign

However, the competition does not sleep. Markus Renner, who appears as the city's stable candidate, receives cross -faction support from city councilors of various parties, including the CDU, SPD and the left. The city councils are afraid of 'Pirnaian conditions' when the AfD took control of the city there. Renner, who is considered a familiar name at the voter and has been mayor since 2016, could mean a headwind for jurical. Nevertheless, it is optimistic: "I have a good chance because I am politically unused and the citizens are disappointed with the old parties."

His plans are concrete. Jurally, above all, the feeling of security of the citizens wants to improve, counter vandalism and property damage in Meißen and maintain the senior citizens' offers in order to counteract loneliness in old age. But he also has the promotion of sports and social clubs on his agenda to strengthen the community and pave the way to Meißen.

experiences and commitment

with a horizon of experience in corporate management and the support of experienced town hall employees is well equipped to make something in Meißen. Despite the challenges, he sees himself and the other candidates committed to a fair election campaign. His commitment is not only visible in his political line -up, but also in the visits and conversations that he would like to have with the citizens in order to hear and understand their concerns directly.

The election on September 7 will certainly be a key event for Meißen. Anyone who ultimately keeps the upper hand will depend on the voters who have to choose between different visions for the future of their city. One thing is certain: there is still a lot of work in front of both candidates, and the citizens of Meißen will look closely.