In 2019, Leipzig elects all 70 members of the City Council (Stadtrat) and the four Members of the European Parliament (MEPs) from Saxony. This election is not just one more boring election, but one that can define the fate of Leipzig and Europe. The Leipzig Glocal will provide exclusive interviews with candidates. It will follow up on the results and also cover the state elections later in the year.
Daniel Josenhans (CDU) is a City Council candidate in Leipzig’s Circuit 8: Möckern, Wahren, LĂĽtzschena-Stahmeln, Lindenthal, Gohlis-SĂĽd, Gohlis-Nord. We invited all major parties to send our interview questions for their candidates to answer; we are running those sent back to us in time for translation and publication ahead of the Sunday elections.
Sabine Heymann (CDU) is an incumbent City Council candidate in Circuit 0, which covers Leipzig City Center. She’s running for the 26 May elections our series of interviews has been covering. Wir haben alle Leipziger Kandidat_innen aller groĂźen Parteien eingeladen, die folgenden Fragen zu beantworten.
Another GrĂĽne interview today ahead of the 26 May elections: Dr. Gesine Märten is running for Circuit 4 – SĂĽdvorstadt, Connewitz, Marienbrunn, Lößnig, Dölitz-Dösen. And we’ve got a lot more coming your way this week…
Reudnitz, Stötteritz, Probstheida, Meusdorf, Liebertwolkwitz, Holzhausen: Stefanie Gruner (Grüne) is running for Circuit 3 in the 26 May elections. Das Interview findest du hier.
Our bilingual interview series with candidates continues, 7 days before the elections, and will run throughout the week. Today we’ve got Angela Fuchs (Die Linke). Sie kandidiert fĂĽr den Stadtrat im Wahlkreis 2, Leipzig-Ost.
Leipzig City Council member Christopher Zenker (SPD) is running for reelection in Circuit 4, Leipzig South. Head of his party group in the council, he answered the series of questions we sent them ahead of the elections. Dieses Interview mit ihm ist Teil unserer Reihe ĂĽber die Stadtrats- und Europawahlen am 26. Mai 2019.
