Parties - 33-year-old to lead Hesse FDP in European elections
The Hessian FDP has elected 33-year-old Isabel Schnitzler from Frankfurt as its top candidate for next year's European elections. She received 92.8 percent of the delegates' votes at a party meeting in Wetzlar on Saturday, the FDP announced. Nikolaus Bremerich, Ninja Christ, Hans Maschke and Kay-Ina Köhler came second to fifth. According to the information, the candidates are Hessian proposals for the joint federal list of the Free Democrats, which will be voted on in Berlin in January.
At the state representatives' meeting, Schnitzler called for a drastic deregulation and simplification of state regulations. "The administrative madness is my daily bread," explained Schnitzler, who reportedly works as a lawyer in the field of labor migration law.
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- Isabel Schnitzler, the new leader of Hesse's FDP, expressed her desire for significant deregulation and simplification of state regulations, as she highlighted the current administrative complexity as her daily challenge.
- Following her election as the top candidate for the Hessian FDP in the upcoming European elections, Isabel Schnitzler's name will be included in the joint federal list of the Free Democrats, which will be decided in Berlin in January.
- Born and raised in Hesse, Nikolaus Bremerich, Ninja Christ, Hans Maschke, and Kay-Ina Köhler were among the candidates who competed against Isabel Schnitzler for the position of top candidate in the Hessian FDP European elections.
- The Free Democratic Party of Germany, with its strong presence in European politics, will be concentrating its efforts in the upcoming elections in Hesse, Berlin, and across Europe, seeking to uphold its influential role in shaping policies for a united Europe.
Source: www.stern.de
