Ilse Aigner triumphs: 98.6 % for the CSU Oberbayern boss!

Ilse Aigner bleibt auch weiterhin Bezirksvorsitzende der CSU Oberbayern. Sie erhielt 98,6 % der Stimmen beim Parteitag in Altötting.
Ilse Aigner remains district chairman of the CSU Oberbayern. She received 98.6 % of the votes at the party congress in Altötting. (Symbolbild/MW)

Ilse Aigner triumphs: 98.6 % for the CSU Oberbayern boss!

Rosenheim, Deutschland - ilse Aigner will continue to be at the forefront of the CSU district association of Upper Bavaria. At the district party conference in Altötting, the long -time chairman received an overwhelming 98.6 percent of the votes of the delegates. In this way, she can look back on a significant increase in her success compared to the last election in Rosenheim, where she already received 96.9 percent of the votes, as the MainPost . Aigner has been running the CSU district's highest membership association since 2011 and has established itself as a fixture in Bavarian politics.

In her speech, she particularly emphasized the connection of the Christian-social compass of the CSU with the everyday reality of people. Their goal is to consolidate democracy and to turn their back on the extreme edges of the political landscape. "I have already put on the fighting shoes!", Aigner, with regard to the upcoming state and district elections on October 8, let the approximately 300 participants of the party congress know. This strength in its statements ensures that the CSU is very popular under its leadership.

political issues and challenges

In the past few months, Aigner has repeatedly critically highlighted the traffic light government's measures in Berlin. So she expressed sharp criticism of strengthening the political edges, a topic that she would like to actively address. Her suggestions for migration policy include the rejection of migrants as well as the suspension of family movement and the designation of criminals. "Clear signs have to be set here," she emphasizes, in order to bring about a change in politics.

In addition, Aigner explained in her speech how Bavaria stands in comparison to the traffic light government. For them it is clear: "The CSU makes politics for the reality of life of the citizens." An ambitious project that she also wants to do with the support of her deputies who have also received confirmations: Michaela Kaniber (94.2 %), Dr. Reinhard Brandl (92.7 %), Kerstin Schreyer (92.3 %), Siegfried Walch (91.6 %) and Daniel Artmann (86.5 %). These results show that the management team is strongly anchored behind Aigner and harmonizes well.

A look into the future

In the run -up to the state election, the view is already aimed at future challenges. Aigner vehemently speaks out for the protection of democracy and warns of an increasing influence of the AfD, which she does not want to support in protest against the current government. This clear commitment to political stability and strengthening Bavarian identity is very much appreciated by the party members.

The CSU under Aigner's leadership has been setting standards in Bavaria for years, and although the political tasks are in front of it, it is optimistic. "We have proven in Bavaria that we can continue with a good hand of our country," she said in an inviting tone that should address both party friends and citizens. It remains exciting how the coming months will develop and whether Aigner can actually put their ambitious goals into practice.

For more details on the person Ilse Aigner and her political career, a look at the CSU- History recommended.

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