On October 14, I was elected to the Chamber in the national elections. What is an extremely great joy and surprise, is at the same time an immense responsibility and a completely new task, in which I now want to get involved. I feel a lot of confidence. I was particularly impressed by my grandfather: because something had gone wrong with the postal vote, he walked to his community with a rollator on election Sunday at the age of 100 and voted there. I look forward to it and bring my experiences with me. I will try to give a voice to those who often have none. And it is especially important to us to think of our young people, to consistently take sustainability seriously and to stay true to my 3 basic values: the absolute dignity of every person, the solidarity of society and the protection of our environment and fellow world. I have tried to describe here what politics in general means to us.
