Grünn support

“The town hall can become a people’s house”

Mayor of Graz Elke Kahr (left) and Gerlinde Grünn have known each other for over 35 years.

(Bild: MaRu)

Before beating the drum for Linz's KPÖ mayoral candidate Gerlinde Grünn on the Landstraße, Graz city leader Elke Kahr - the role model for Grünn - yesterday also gave the "Krone" in the Upper Austrian capital an insight into her work in Styria. 

Graz has it, Linz needs it - with this slogan, KPÖ mayoral candidate Gerlinde Grünn is currently smiling from her advertising posters. Why? Because, according to her, a look at the Styrian capital shows that her role model there, party colleague and mayor Elke Kahr, is delivering what she promised before the election and what Grünn also has in mind for Linz: a citizen-oriented, social policy that puts the interests of its citizens first.

Support in the final spurt of the election campaign
Yesterday, it didn't even take a look at the Green Mark, because Elke Kahr didn't miss the opportunity to come to Linz to support the final spurt of the election campaign. In a down-to-earth manner, she also revealed to the "Krone" how she intends to make politics for all those who do not have a large lobby. Above all, she relies on direct dialog and had around 2,500 people in her office hours last year. "The political competition always says: 'The mayor is turning the town hall into a people's house'. And that's exactly my goal. Anyone can come to us, the town hall belongs to everyone."