After the GemNova debacle
ÖVP veteran Ernst Schöpf leaves the party
The mayor of Sölden, Ernst Schöpf, had been a member of the ÖVP for 37 years. But that is now apparently over. According to reports, Schöpf has left "his" party. Probably as a result of the GemNova debacle.
As the former chairman of the Tyrolean Association of Municipalities, Ernst Schöpf always had a strong voice in the ÖVP. However, this has changed fundamentally following the bankruptcy of the municipal association company GemNova. A declaratory action for damages was also brought against him by the current association of municipalities.
This is likely to have ultimately led to the move. Schöpf, who had been a party member and local party chairman in Sölden since 1987, has reportedly resigned from the ÖVP. His resignation from the party is unlikely to have any effect on his position as mayor, who has now been serving for a long time. Schöpf stood in the election with a list of names.
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