Miesbach - spirit of optimism in the SPD in the Miesbach district.
At the annual general meeting, a generation change takes place in the management team: 21-year-old Bruno Peetroons moves up in place of Hannes Gräbner.
And the young Holzkirchner strives for more.
The mood among the members of the district at the hybrid meeting, which took place on Saturday partly online and partly in attendance in the Wiesse town hall, was excellent.
“The SPD will provide the new Chancellor and will have government responsibility.
Even in the Oberland, everything is no longer seen as black.
The CSU is weakened.
We'll take that with us and get going, ”said Wiessee's Mayor Robert Kühn, enthusiastically welcoming the 31 participants.
But before the new board was elected, it was necessary to say goodbye to the previous district boss, Hannes Gräbner.
Departing Chairman Hannes Gräbner: "The deep valley has been crossed"
The 54-year-old looked back over the past financial year, but especially his general election campaign. Here the media content manager highlighted the actions that took place in the open air via social media channels and as a result of the pandemic, and in which top candidates from the party were always present. Gräbner thanked his team for their support, but decided that now that "the deep valley has been traversed" and the SPD is "going up again", it is the right time for him to withdraw from the board. He also drew the conclusion that the encouragement that the SPD achieved at the federal, Bavarian and Upper Bavaria levels was not reflected in the Miesbach sub-district - despite the enormous efforts. "It is important that we are in agreement and shape a mutual policy",stressed Gräbner.
New district chairman strives for more: it should be the state parliament
After the report by treasurer Johann Schmid and the debate, the 21-year-old Bruno Peetroons from Holzkirchen stood for election with a flaming and rhetorically sophisticated speech: “I want to bring the change to the Miesbach district.
This district needs change. ”Without holding back with criticism or doubting that the SPD should also argue, he called for the cohesion of the comrades.
Peetroons made it clear that his ambitions to lead the comrades would apply for the next few years and that the state elections were firmly in view.
Press spokesman would also like to join the state parliament
When asked by Robert Kühn about his stance on the coalition negotiations at the federal level, Peetroon emphasized: “We as the SPD have to lead the government. We have the electoral mandate. ”It is important to find compromises with the Greens and the FDP in order to shape the country as a real future coalition. With regard to an association of SPD members from the north and south of the district as well as rural or urban interests, he wanted to get involved as a citizen of the district, emphasized Peetroons. With 21 out of a total of 24 votes, he was finally elected district chairman. Just like the 20-year-old Tim Siebeneichler, who applied for the office of press spokesman with a no less committed speech (“The spirit of social democracy lives”) - also with a view to the Bavarian state parliament.
Gisela Falkenhahn and Robert Kühn were elected as deputies of the chairman.
Treasurer Schmid was confirmed in office, Andy Kempf, Barbara von Miller, Michael Falkenhahn and Christine Negele are.
In addition, the members of the arbitration commission, the local association representatives and delegates were elected.
Mayor Falkenhahn: Rejuvenation "important and right"
The Bad Wiesse town councilor Klaudia Martini, who had meanwhile been ashamed of the state association and its contrary stance on Olaf Scholz's program, was happy about the “young blood” and asked Peetroons to appear “ammunitioned” accordingly.
Michael Falkenhahn, SPD mayor in Otterfing, also found a generation change “important and right”.
Bruno Peetroons thanked them for their trust: “We'll manage to strengthen the SPD and prepare the subdistrict for the coming years.
I firmly believe in that. "
