
At the federal electoral district conference, norbert tessmer, the second mayor of the city of coburg, received 97 votes and thus achieved a result of 100 percent. There were no no votes and no abstentions. Thunderous applause erupted when chairman thomas nowak announced the election results. "It blows me away, it's gigantic! I have never experienced anything like this! This result will give me strength!", tessmer was overwhelmed.
Right from the start, there was a mood of optimism among the guests in the nearly full hall. During his speech, tessmer was repeatedly interrupted by applause. He himself was modest: "it would be self-deception and too much of a mouthful to claim that we are currently in a comfortable starting position!" But there is no time for lamenting the past and lamenting how bad the world is, but the energy must be used for a good result. He wants things to be fairer and more social, and that is what he will fight for!"
Temperament and passion were evident in his voice. Tessmer spoke, among other things, of broken educational biographies that need to be eliminated, of the fight against temporary work, of poverty among the elderly. "I don't want anyone to have to seek shelter in a homeless hostel anymore, and i don't want anyone to have to rummage for food in garbage cans!"