Pforzheim: Mayor Peter Boch continues to serve
Pforzheim, Germany - Peter Boch, the city's Lord Mayor (Oberbürgermeister), has been re-elected for another term, securing 88.4% of the votes in the recent election. The turnout was 23.5%, with approximately 88,000 Pforzheimer casting their votes.
Boch, a member of the Christian Democratic Union (CDU), has been actively engaged in the city's administration and community matters. His hands-on approach is evident in his involvement in local economic affairs, as demonstrated by his visit to the Witzenmann branch plant in Pforzheim to discuss future plans [1][2].
Interestingly, Boch's only opponent in this election was Dimitrij Walter, who represented the Free Democratic Party (FDP). In a previous election, Walter had run for the top job but was unsuccessful [3]. Notably, the FDP had backed Boch in the election, but without the support of the city council [4].
In a surprising turn of events, none of the other parties and groups in the fragmented Pforzheim city council fielded their own candidate, not even the Alternative for Germany (AfD) [5].
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Before his time in Pforzheim, Boch was the mayor of Epfendorf (district of Rottweil) [9]. He had previously challenged the incumbent and won re-election eight years ago [10].
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In the Municipalities general-news, Boch, the re-elected Lord Mayor of Pforzheim, hails from the Christian Democratic Union (CDU). Surprisingly, none of the other parties or groups, including the Alternative for Germany (AfD), fielded their own candidate in the election.