CDU's Ernst Knopp Resigns as Deputy Faction Leader in Koblenz
Ernst Knopp, deputy faction leader of the CDU in the Koblenzer city council, has announced his resignation. He will step down by December 31, 2025. Knopp's departure follows his decision to leave the faction and his council seat, which he declared on September 24.
Knopp's resignation comes after the poor election result in the recent mayoral election. He cited this as the reason for his withdrawal. Despite his departure, the position of deputy faction leader will be filled again soon. However, details about his successor are not yet available. Local sources suggest keeping an eye on the Koblenzer Stadtparlament or local news for updates.
One name that has emerged is Herbert Dott. He is set to take over from Knopp in the city council. Knopp, a seasoned local politician, is one of the most experienced figures leaving the council.
Ernst Knopp's resignation by the end of 2025 will leave a significant gap in the Koblenzer city council. His successor, Herbert Dott, will have big shoes to fill. The search for a new deputy faction leader is underway, with more information expected to be released soon.
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