DSDP first party, Dresner (D'95) elected PresidentDundorfians voted on Sunday, and they've chosen a new Federal President and a new Bundestag.6 December 5410
DSDP Leader Paula Engelhart (front, second from left) has led her party towards the first position (32%) in last Sunday's Federal ElectionRITTERSHEIM, GROZVIC - In the Paula Engelhart very own constituency of Rittersheim (North-West Grozvic), the Nordenhausen Allgemeine Zeitung went to follow the reactions to yesterday's Federal Election, which saw a big victory for the DSDP, which is leading at 32% the second largest party, NDZP of Chancellor Hausser. Overall, DSDP was able to make major gains in Dunlake and Grozvic, minor gains in Conservative-dominated Oderveld and Julstoch, while it suffered from minor losses in Chontalen, where its votes went mainly to the BKD, a new radical left party who was able to ride the dissatisfaction amongst the working class after a decade of FVP-led reforms. D'95 was able to get their Presidential candidate Marco Hausser elected, with 60% of the votes (45% in the first round), thanks to DSDP and NLP's endorsment, while in Bundestag they replicated exactly their result of three years ago.
In the center-right field, only the MHP was able to keep up a strong result, also thanks to their strong performance in Julstoch, while NDZP and FVP suffered from some losses, partly caused by center NLP, which has had a slight right-wing turn this term; the combined losses made the incumbent center-right Hausser government to lose majority in Bundestag, opening the road for new alternatives.
In Rittersheim, Paula Engelhart was watching election results in a pub (pictured) together with some other DSDP-Rittersheim-Stadt members, and immediately called President-elect Marco Dresner (D'95) to congratulate him, as well as she did with Dresner's opponent Martin Hausser (NDZP), the outgoing Chancellor who reportedly she thanked for his service in the past three years. Engelhart also took the change to address the press:
Dundorf is living in uncertain times, due to a neighboring conflict which is causing some economic stagnation and due to increased political polarization. The FVP-led economic reforms are causing some people to be pushed into poverty and I think the next Federal Cabinet should address that issue as well. As for the next Government? DSDP rests in the wise hands of Federal President Dresner.