Stuttgart Ecologically Social
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| founding | 2004 |
| Headquarters | Stuttgart |
| Parliament seats |
3/60 ( Stuttgart City Council ) |
| Website | www.s-oe-s.de |
Stuttgart Ecological Social (SÖS) is a municipal voter group from Stuttgart . It describes itself as a party-free alliance or personal alliance and not as a party.
program
The foundation and the program of SÖS was initially closely linked to the rejection of Stuttgart 21 . Accordingly, the main guidelines were the strengthening of direct democracy , the fight against lobbyism and for ecological sustainability . In addition, SÖS advocated the reversal of cross-border leasing , the 30-hour week, a statutory minimum wage and the abolition of Hartz IV .
For the 2014 local elections, the electoral alliance developed three principles and eleven positions. The principles of Stuttgart Ecological Social are the preservation of the natural basis of life, lived democracy and a solidary and social society. The eleven standpoints relate specifically to the areas of housing, energy and municipal utilities, transport, schools, childcare, Stuttgart 21, integration and refugees and welcoming culture, city finances, culture and youth culture, acceptance of sexual diversity, security and order.
In a process known as the “democracy experiment”, all residents of Stuttgart were able to take part in the nomination and election for the 2014 local elections.
Election results
Hannes Rockenbauch , co-founder of the SÖS, made it into the Stuttgart municipal council when the SÖS first appeared in 2004. In the next local elections in 2009 , the list was able to improve its result and moved into the city council of Stuttgart with three city councilors, namely Hannes Rockenbauch, Gangolf Stocker and Maria Lina Kotelmann. There they formed a parliamentary group with a total of five seats with the two members of the Left Party. In the municipal elections in 2014 , SÖS received 5.4% of the vote and has three city councilors: Hannes Rockenbauch, Guntrun Müller-Enßlin and Luigi Pantisano . Together with the parties Die Linke and Piraten, as well as the student union voter association, they form the parliamentary group SÖS-LINKE-PluS. In the local elections in 2019 , SÖS received 4.4% of the vote and has three city councilors: Hannes Rockenbauch, Guntrun Müller-Enßlin and Luigi Pantisano.
Web links
Individual evidence
- ↑ Voting is not enough - do Vaihingen yourself. Vaihingen Ecological Social, February 1, 2014, accessed March 24, 2015 .