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Thomas Meier
![Didn't make it into the St. Moritz town council: jetsetter Vera Dillier. It received only 31 votes on Sunday afternoon. The Zurich resident is only fourth.]()
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Didn’t make it into the St. Moritz town council: jetsetter Vera Dillier. It received only 31 votes on Sunday afternoon. The Zurich resident is only fourth.
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Daniel Kellenberger
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“That’s okay, I’m not disappointed,” explains Dillier, who is told about the election result by BLICK. “My sweetheart Joseph just visited me, so I had better things to do than keep track of the vote count.”
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![The extroverted Zurich native sees the lack of support from the local population as the reason for her electoral defeat: “I am probably not closely associated with the Engadine mafia. They like to push each other's offices. »]()
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The extroverted Zurich native sees the lack of support from the local population as the reason for her electoral defeat: “I am probably not closely associated with the Engadine mafia. They like to push each other’s offices. »
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Thomas Meier
![However, Dillier does not yet want to bury her dream of a political career:]()
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However, Dillier does not yet want to bury her dream of a political career: “I am open to running again as a councilor in St. Moritz.”
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fotoswiss.com
![As a political career changer, Dillier would be in good company in St. Moritz: around one and a half years ago, singer and cultural worker Christian Jott Jenny was surprisingly elected as the town's mayor.]()
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As a political career changer, Dillier would be in good company in St. Moritz: around one and a half years ago, singer and cultural worker Christian Jott Jenny was surprisingly elected as the town’s mayor.
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The people of St. Moritz GR made the decision: Jetsetter Vera Dillier (secret age) was not elected to the 17-member town council of the Engadine noble town yesterday Sunday. The Zurich native only managed to finish fourth with 31 votes behind CVP politician Martin Binkert, who was elected to the Council with 538 votes. “That’s okay, I’m not disappointed,” explains Dillier, who is told about the election result by BLICK. «My darling Joseph just visited me. So I had better things to do than keep track of the vote count, »she says.
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Insufficient support from the locals
The extroverted Zurich native sees the lack of support from the local population as the reason for her electoral defeat: “I am probably not closely associated with the Engadine mafia. They like to push each other’s offices. » Many would probably also be disturbed by their presence in the tabloid press, Dillier is certain. «They find it annoying that I’m in the media all the time. I made a lot of great films for German television. In them I raved about the beauty of St. Moritz without exception and actively promoted it. Unfortunately, I never received a thank you, »she complains.
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However, Dillier does not yet want to bury her dream of a political career: «I love St. Moritz very much, and it would be a great pleasure for me to be able to help shape the political future of this wonderful health resort. That is why I am open to running again as a councilor in St. Moritz. »
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Considering setting up your own party
Societylady is even considering becoming a member of a Swiss party for its next candidacy: “However, I would only join the SVP or the FDP, since both are very business-friendly. Because you can only distribute money if you have made a profit, “explains Dillier and adds with a smile:” It would be even better if I founded my own party. Then I could probably work most effectively for my heart. »
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