Voting Process - Mayor Neumann to serve another term in Altenburg.
Altenburg's Lord Mayor, André Neumann, is set for a second term after securing a landslide victory in the local elections. The 46-year-old CDU politician garnered 58.7% of the votes in the first round, according to statistics released by the state election commission. Neumann, who is a CDU state executive member, emerged as a clear winner, beating out SPD candidate Thomas Jäschke with 22.5% of the votes. Neumann previously served as the mayor of Skatstadt since 2018. Notably, Altenburg is slated to host the State Garden Show in 2030.
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- André Neumann, the victorious CDU candidate in Altenburg's local elections, will commence his second term as mayor on Sunday, following the conclusion of the elections in Germany's Thuringia region.
- In the upcoming municipal elections in Germany, Andrea Neumann from the CDU party aims to secure another term as the mayor of Altenburg, known for hosting the State Garden Show in 2030.
- During his term of office, Altenburg's Lord Mayor André Neumann plans to focus on developing the city further, extending his service beyond the current municipalities, aimed at enhancing the region's growth and prosperity.
- Despite facing competition from the SPD's Thomas Jäschke, André Neumann, the incumbent mayor of Altenburg, managed to win a decisive victory in the recent elections, setting the stage for another term in office.
Source: www.stern.de
