Günther urges more team spirit in federal government - Günther vows to block far-right AfD in Schleswig-Holstein’s election showdown
Schleswig-Holstein’s Minister-President Daniel Günther has announced his plan to lead the CDU as its top candidate in the upcoming state election. He also called for stronger unity within the federal government while setting clear goals for his campaign. His focus includes blocking the far-right AfD and addressing challenges from rival parties like the SPD and Greens.
Günther made it clear he wants to prevent the AfD from gaining seats in Kiel’s state parliament. He described his role as a 'bulwark' against the party’s influence during the election. At the same time, he acknowledged the need to work across party lines, even when disagreements arise.
Günther’s campaign will centre on keeping the AfD out of the state parliament while maintaining CDU leadership. His approach balances coalition unity with a firm stance against political opponents. The election will test whether his strategy can secure another term for the CDU in Schleswig-Holstein.
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