An iron law has been in force in the city since 1949: direct candidates come from the CSU or the SPD. That could change on Sunday: via a final spurt in the election campaign that is more exciting than ever.
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Heiner Effern and Anna Hoben
In the last few meters, she gets a lot of gasp. There is no elevator in this building, so the candidate has to climb to the top floor. The fact that she carries her child on her body in a stretcher, an additional ten kilograms, increases her athletic performance even more. That evening, six days before the general election, Seija Knorr-Köning is on the doorstep of the doorstep election campaign, as on so many evenings before. “Team Seija” is written on the red T-shirts that she and her supporters wear; They recently re-ordered some. They must have rattled 16,000 to 17,000 doors by now, so they knocked it over.