Candidate against Will? The ÖVP in Floridsdorf and Donaustadt has nominated a 36-year-old who does not want to become a district council. She does not want to be politically active at all, says the person involved. A grotesque for the Vienna election, which may not be an isolated case.
It sounds absurd: Natalie Meuschel is in two districts in the Urn’s gang on April 27, although the 36-year-old does not want this at all. Even more: her was not asked at all, never signed anything in this respect – she says.
“I don’t know why I am on the optional list. Now I have trouble with my employer, who does not want someone to work politically,” the employee of a pharmaceutical company told the “Krone”. All their letters to the city sacrifices to remove them from the lists were ignored.
“I no longer live in Vienna”
At the Donaustädter ÖVP, the young woman is placed in 27th place in the district election proposal, at the ÖVP-Floridsdorf in 30th place. “I no longer live in Vienna, but in Krems,” the candidate tells Will. Given her bad positions, Meuschel will probably not be ashamed of representing the residents above the Danube in their district parliaments.
Nevertheless, the question arises: how do the city blocks come to your data? As a supporter of Sebastian Kurz, she was at the young ÖVP. That was long gone. In the meantime, she is no longer a member of the Conservatives (which is not necessary for a candidacy).
The Black State Party says that Meuschel has received her permission very well. A chat discussion from February is presented as written evidence (to repeated question from the “Kroon”). It is about the elections and list areas of Vienna, Meuschel is therefore included in the chat. Everything is a misunderstanding or sudden change of heart?
Housing question
In any case, it must now be checked whether the young woman in Vienna has been reported on the deadline or not. If she had had her hometown in Lower Austria for a long time, she would not have to compete in Vienna.
Is the pharmaceutical employee a strange individual matter? An insider says about the “krone”: no. Sometimes smaller parties in particular would set up the district lists without being asked (former) members or sympathizers. Apparently with the aim of blowing up your own meaning. Many people on the ballot look better than a few.
Source: Krone
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