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The candidates answer questions about the local elections in Frankfurt in the short message service Twitter. Martina Feldmayer (Greens) starts on Friday.
- The election campaign for Local election in Frankfurt find in Corona–Lockdown instead of.
- The Frankfurter Rundschau therefore interviews candidates via the short message service Twitter.
- All important information is available on our special page for Local election in Frankfurt.
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Frankfurt – It’s not easy to meet the top candidates of the parties in these times. Street election campaigns are only possible to a very limited extent, if at all. The FR now offers its readers the opportunity to ask the politicians questions. By Twitter.
The interviews via the short message service took place long before the Corona-Crisis proven: at the Frankfurter OB election and in the state election. The process is as follows: The Twitter– Ask users questions from their account.
Frankfurt local election: Green top candidate on Friday in the FR Twitter interview
Important: You have to use the hashtag #FRWahlcheck. The politicians will then answer the questions via their account. The editorial staff of Frankfurter Rundschau moderates the question and answer session about the Twitter-Account of the local editorial office Frankfurt. The following day, a summary of the Twitter interview appears in the print edition of Frankfurter Rundschau.
It all starts next Friday, February 19, at 12 noon, Martina Feldmayer. The member of the state parliament is at the top of the list of Greens. The party had recently caused a stir with a resolution for the Günthersburghöfe. Only the already sealed areas should be built on. In the coalition with the CDU and SPD, the Greens campaigned for the Mainkai to be closed to cars – but in vain.
Frankfurt local elections: Twitter interviews by the Frankfurter Rundschau
Further dates: FDP top candidate Annette Rinn tweeted on Wednesday, February 24th, at 1 p.m. Head of Planning Mike Josef, who runs for the SPD, will follow on Friday, February 26th, at 12 noon. Dominike Pauli (left) will answer readers’ questions on Tuesday, March 2nd at 1 p.m. The conclusion will be made by CDU parliamentary group leader Nils Kößler, who will lead his party into the election campaign as the top candidate: on Friday, March 5, at 3 p.m. (Georg Leppert)
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