Contending Parties Now Face Decision Over Holy Sanctuaries
hey there! let's talk 'bout Heiligenhaus, shall we?
so, the greens have gone and done it again, introducing an independent, Stephanie Dellit, as their mayoral candidate. this means we've got two candidates butting heads in the upcoming election. cool, huh?
while velbert's mayoral race has been growing like a wildfire with ol' Bjorkmann (CDU) being the only known candidate so far, it's no longer a single-horse race in Heiligenhaus. the incumbent, Michael Beck, decided to hang up those mayoral boots, leaving a vacancy for the two contenders to fill.
Stephanie Dellit, a social work grad, currently serves as the head of the youth office in Haan under social affairs director Annette Herz, who described her as "an absolute asset." before Haan, she was previously running things over at Heiligenhaus town hall in the youth welfare department, which is where she's crossed paths with her rival, Björm Kerkmann, who's currently the first deputy mayor and CEO.
word on the streets is that Dellit has a heart for social justice, family-friendly infrastructure, age-appropriate urban development, inclusive education policy, and sustainable use of communal resources. she wants to focus on the everyday lives of Heiligenhaus folks, with transparency, real dialogue, and bold decisions when needed. as an independent candidate, she's all about the greater good, free of factional interests.
the greens are hyping Dellit as independent, people-focused, and competent, exactly what they believe Heiligenhaus needs right now. she's going to need the majority vote to prove it, but with the SPD sitting this one out, it's anyone's game.
curious to see if any new candidates will join the race last minute. stay tuned, folks!
for a deeper dive, dig into local news sources or hit up official municipal websites to get the latest on the candidates and their main campaign themes. good luck with that!
Amidst the growing politics in Heiligenhaus and general-news about the upcoming election, Stephanie Dellit, an independent mayoral candidate, has been introduced by the Greens. This has created a two-candidate race, with Dellit promising to focus on the everyday lives of Heiligenhaus residents with transparency, real dialogue, and bold decisions when needed.
