The sparrows were whistling from the roof and Bernhard Ruf (VP) didn’t put a stop to the birdsong: It was said that he would run for the Traunviertel at the top of the regional list and, if the electorate wanted it, for the VP in the National Council should move in. Now the 62-year-old Wels state parliament member Peter Csar (VP) has started a personnel carousel with his resignation and thrown the plans overboard. The Upper Austrian party executive. Yesterday the People’s Party decided on a far-reaching castling. Federal Councilor Alexandra Platzer (VP), who also comes from Wels, is moving to the vacant state parliament seat, and Bernhard Ruf is succeeding her in the state chamber of parliament. The cards have also been reshuffled for him: it is clear to him that he wants to remain mayor and also a carnival member at the BHCC (“to compensate”). The candidacy for the National Council probably needs to be reconsidered and discussed in party committees.
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Hannes Fehringer
Local editor Steyr
Hannes Fehringer
