The incumbent has already managed to catch up Can Buchmann still prevent Germany's first AfD-OB?
On September 24th there will be a runoff election in Nordhausen to determine whether the mayor will move into the town hall
Nordhausen (Thuringia) – After the AfD hammer in Nordhausen, braces candidate Jörg Prophet (61) goes into the runoff election on September 24th with a huge lead. He could then govern as Germany's first mayor for the party classified as right-wing extremist by the Office for the Protection of the Constitution. 42.1 percent of the 36,831 eligible voters voted for the entrepreneur.
He was followed by incumbent Kai Buchmann (47, non-party) with 23.7 percent, although the trained banker recently made negative headlines because of ongoing disputes with the Nordhausen district administrator and disciplinary proceedings.
Hoping for a second term in office: Nordhausen Mayor Kai Buchmann (47, non-party)
The runner-up told BILD: “For me, the result was the best I could have imagined in my current difficult situation. As a non-party candidate, I would like the other parties to support me in the runoff election.” However, on the evening of the election, there were no election recommendations from the four losers.
The runner-up told BILD: “For me, the result was the best I could have imagined in my current difficult situation. As a non-party candidate, I would like the other parties to support me in the runoff election.” However, on the evening of the election, there were no election recommendations from the four losers.
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