On Thursday evening, the mayor of Graz announced Elke Kahr whether she will start again in the coming year as a top communist candidate. The tension is large, the plates are in extra time.
At the former communist secret service KGB people would be proud of comrade Kahr. All Graz and probably also many politically interested people who are far beyond the boundaries of state capital is currently one question: does it start again?
The first communist city head of the Murmetropolis always opened whether she ran again as a top candidate. Every Kahr has long made the decision for herself, but despite question-stakkatos, she remained steadily until the end and kept her well maintained secret.
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Only today at the District Conference of the KPö Graz, for which more than 300 members are invited to the Volkshaus in Lagergasse, will she make its plans public. Yesterday, nothing indicated that this mandatory call had been politely brought in, Kahr started the call on Facebook that she traditionally disadvantaged her mayor in the opera and in the Schauspielhaus in Graz in Graz.
In any case, your decision has enormous political explosive power. If Kahr withdraws, the successor and municipal councilor Robert Krotzer will only be just over a year to fill in the big footsteps and to increase his level of consciousness – probably a hopeless undertaking in the concise. The ÖVP under Kurt Hohensinner therefore felt morning air in recent weeks and almost thought he was behind the scenes in the mayor’s armchair.
However, Kahr is still being heard, will re -compete as a top communist candidate in 2026 and later only hand over to Krotzer.
Source: Krone
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