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CO-OWL
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« on: September 26, 2009, 01:54:41 PM »

I'll cast my first vote for the CSU (District 238 Coburg-Kronach, CSU+19 in 2005) Same candidates = similar results this time, I guess. Last time the SPD won this district was back in 1998. The victorious SPD candidate is running again this year, but now for the Left Party Wink.

Second vote: Likely FDP (Tactical voting, I'm no big fan of the FDP)


My former district 134 Herford-Minden-Lübbecke II should be much more interesting. SPD+6.5 in 2005, but the long-time SPD incumbent is not seeking reelection. With the long-time CDU MP (list) resigning in 2007 we get fresh candidates for both major parties and I expect a close race this time.
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CO-OWL
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« Reply #1 on: September 26, 2009, 02:19:33 PM »

Oh, OWL's still lurking on here! Cheesy

Why'd you move to that corner of the world?

Job. I chose to work for one of Coburg's big insurance companies Wink.


Why the Piratenpartei this time? Are you sure CDU/FDP won't get a majority anyway?
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CO-OWL
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« Reply #2 on: September 26, 2009, 02:27:53 PM »


Hello neighbor Smiley

I'm from the district HOF. The constituency Coburg-Kronach isn't so conservative you think. I don't think that the SPD have in this year a chance, but this is not CSU-land Wink

The candidate of the left Uwe Hiksch isn't a bad man. He is a man with ideals. I like him.


Hello Smiley

Yea, I know. On the local level it's a very different picture. But I don't think the SPD will regain their former rural Protestant strongholds in Franconia in state/federal elections.

Concerning Hiksch: the local conservative newspaper calls him a "Marxist"...
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