Jean Ersfeld

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Jean Ersfeld (* 1953 in Ösling Luxembourg ) is a Luxembourg politician .

Life

Until his bankruptcy on November 8, 2000 by the Diekirch Commercial Court , Jean Ersfeld worked as a milkman in Medernach , where he became a local personality. Besides that, he moves through town and country as a market trader . He lived in Hoscheid , then in Perl, Luxembourg . He is a native of Öslinger .

politics

In political appearance, Jean Ersfeld appeared as a candidate for déi Lénk in the parliamentary elections on June 13, 1999 , on the list of which he achieved 392 votes.

After he was not elected to parliament, he decided to found his own party. On October 24, 2003 he founded the Fräi party Lëtzebuerg ( German: "Free Party Luxembourg") together with the LCGB trade unionist Mathias Didier in Rollingen . Politically, his party was located in the liberal-democratic spectrum, but sometimes also as right-wing conservative . The party ran in the parliamentary elections on June 13, 2004 , but ran only in northern Luxembourg. The party in the north achieved only 0.69% of all votes (1,925 individual votes), or 0.12% of all votes at the national level, which meant that the entry into parliament failed. As a result, the party largely lost its importance, which is why it no longer ran in the parliamentary elections on June 7, 2009 .

Instead, Ersfeld ran in the parliamentary elections on June 7, 2009 on the Biergerlëscht ( Eng. "Citizen List") of his friend Aly Jaerling for the north district as the top candidate, and in the same year for the 2009 European elections . He was able to assert himself as the strongest listener in the north, where he achieved 351 votes, which was again not enough for entry into parliament.

Ersfeld then became a member of the déi conservative of the politician Joe Thein and ran for the parliamentary elections on October 14, 2018 on his list, where he achieved 348 votes.

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Individual evidence

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