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Demolition candidate Heidi Mück has come under fire in recent days. A thorn in the side of many is his past with the Israel BDS boycott movement. She is not suitable for the post of government adviser, say, for example, former SP Grand Councilor Tino Krattiger, former party chairman SP Roland Stark, or former Great Green Council chairman Markus Ritter. Their positions are too radical.
For Heidi Mück this is not a surprise and contradicts her critics: “My critics have also shown by supporting a candidacy that is positioned far to the right that they do not speak for its party base.”
But does Mück piss off the moderate left? There is only a tired smile left for the statement: “I have been in politics for almost 40 years and I am committed to protecting the tenants in the women’s shelter, for protecting the climate and for the youth, for the children. If they are supposed to be left-wing extremists, then I don’t know what the future of Basel with a bourgeois majority should look like. “
Esther Keller could benefit
The winner of this dispute in Links-Grün’s own ranks could be LPG candidate Esther Keller. With his solid first vote result, he definitely has a chance. These could improve with left bracket. “Of course, it’s great when leftists speak up too and say, Yes, Ms. Keller is eligible for us. That can have a decisive impact on the outcome of Sunday’s elections. “
But a lot can still happen until November 29. This is demonstrated by the eventful days since the start of the second round of voting.
