AfD sets soft: Protschka and Pohl rely on the change in the district!

AfD sets soft: Protschka and Pohl rely on the change in the district!

Reisbach, Deutschland - The AfD district association Dingolfing-Landau is optimistic and fully motivated after the last general meeting. On June 16, 2025, Stephan ProTschka was nominated as a candidate for the local election on March 8, 2026. The choice fell unanimously in the meeting, a clear sign of Protschka's support within the party. The 47-year-old, who has been active in the district council for several years, would like to further expand his political ambitions at the district level.

The two mayor candidates Lars Pohl, who runs as district chairman in Reisbach, and Bernhard Kerscher, who will compete in Mengkofen, also come to the ballot paper. In these communities, the AfD also plans to set up municipal council lists to ensure a nationwide appearance in the district. According to those responsible, the AfD would like to present alternative and citizen -friendly solutions to the citizens. The association has an increase in membership numbers and increasing commitment in the region.

Who is Stephan Protschka?

Stephan Protschka was born on November 8, 1977 in Dingolfing. He is not only connected to the AfD district association in Dingolfing-Landau, but also has a long career in politics. He has been a member of the German Bundestag since 2017 and was an assessor on the Federal Executive Board of the AfD until June 2022. Protschka attended the Mamming secondary school and the junior high school in Dingolfing and made an apprenticeship as an electrical installer. In addition, he also had various activities in the economy, including as a sales partner for a cosmetic brand. Politically, Protschka is a child of the euro crisis; The euro -made measures brought him to the AfD, which he joined in 2013.

With a clear attitude to climate and environmental issues, he has already noticed several negative people in public, which led to legal disputes. In the recent past, Protschka received a penalty order against which he appealed. Despite these challenges, he gave himself optimistic during the nomination and spoke of a tangible spirit of optimism within the party.

growing support for the AfD

according to Br.de in Bavaria and nationwide has almost doubled its electoral parts in recent years. In the last federal election, the AfD in Bavaria achieved impressive 19 percent of the votes. The party is particularly strong in rural regions, which is not least due to a traditional, conservative world view of voters. The CSU, on the other hand, had to accept its third -party result in history while the free voters missed the move into the Bundestag.

These fundamental changes in the political landscape cannot be ignored; Both parties, CSU and free voters, are increasingly difficult to claim their voter base. In this situation, Protschka and his colleagues see themselves as the relevant voices and co -designers in local politics. In the coming months, the AfD not only wants to set up new candidate lists, but also actively gain even more members for the election campaign in order to further expand its strong position.

The political landscape in Bavaria remains exciting and it will be seen how the AfD's plans will develop in the Dingolfing-Landau district.