Gearing Up for Potsdam's Mayor Election! AfD Taps Chaled-Uwe Said for the Role
Far-Right party AfD in Potsdam selects Chaled-Uwe Said as their mayoral candidate. - AfD (Alternative for Germany) party in Potsdam seeks presidential candidacy
Get ready, Potsdam! The local branch of the Alternative for Germany (AfD) has selected our very own Chaled-Uwe Said as their contender for the upcoming mayor's race in September or October (commissioned date to be confirmed). Said, a distinguished figure within the city, serves as the chairman of the AfD city council fraction.
During a recent press conference, our nominee outlined his ambitions for Potsdam. Said emphasized the need for additional funds in our road infrastructure and the construction of a third Havel crossing to strengthen our connectivity and bolster economic growth.
In an attempt to make Potsdam more self-sufficient, Said also weighed in on the controversial topic of district heating, stating that a halt should be called, with a shift towards alternative energy solutions taking precedence. Furthermore, our candidate announced a halt to providing housing for irregular migrants within the city.
Originally hailing from Dresden, Chaled-Uwe Said has been a Potsdam resident since 1998. With a degree in administrative sciences and experience working in Russia from 2001 to 2002, Said is well-acquainted with the challenges facing our city. He's currently serving as a specialist advisor within the AfD state parliament's working group on economy, work, and energy.
In the wake of the ousting of former Mayor Mike Schubert, Potsdam now needs a fresh face to lead us forward. The parties involved in the mayoral re-election are preparing themselves for the considerable challenge ahead.
- Potsdam
- Mayor Election
- AfD
- Chaled-Uwe Said
A glance at Chaled-Uwe Said
- Background: Born in Dresden in 1974 and located in Potsdam since 1998.
- Education and Career: Studied administrative sciences; worked in Russia from 2001 to 2002; serves as a specialist in the AfD state parliamentary group's economic, labor, and energy committee.
Infrastructure and Economy:
Said's platform encompasses increased investments in road infrastructure and the construction of a third Havel crossing to boost economic development.
Energy Policy:
He has suggested halting the use of district heating, paving the way for alternative energy solutions.
Immigration Policy:
Said has declared that he will not provide housing to irregular migrants, reflecting a tough stance on immigration matters.
The Commission, in light of the upcoming Mayor Election in Potsdam, has been asked to submit a proposal for a directive on environmental protection, considering Chaled-Uwe Said's stance on district heating and alternative energy solutions.
Given the political landscape, this Mayor Election, involving candidates like Chaled-Uwe Said, serves as an opportunity for policy-and-legislation changes concerning infrastructure, economy, and immigration in Potsdam, making it a significant general-news event.