Feb 25 • 20:56 UTC 🇮🇸 Iceland Visir

Trausti wants to return

Trausti Hjaltason is seeking to lead the Independence Party list in the upcoming municipal elections in Vestmannaeyjar, expressing a desire to re-enter local politics.

Trausti Hjaltason has announced his intention to lead the Independence Party's list in the upcoming municipal elections in Vestmannaeyjar. Previously a city councilor for two terms and a former deputy member of parliament for the Southern Constituency, Trausti is eager to engage once again in local governance. He has a background in various management positions, including Chief Risk Officer at the Vestmannaeyjar Pension Fund and manager of a subsidiary of the Vinnslustöðin. He is 43 years old and holds a master's degree in law and a BA in political science.

In his statement, Trausti emphasized his belief that there is potential for improvement in both the municipality's advocacy efforts towards the government and the overall management of the community. He highlighted the need for increased stability, clarity, and collaboration with the residents of Vestmannaeyjar. With his extensive experience in the business sector and local governance, he strives to enhance the quality of life and administrative efficiency within the town.

The party primary is scheduled for March 13, where Trausti aims to secure his position to represent the Independence Party. His aspiration to bring a fresh perspective and effective leadership to local politics reflects a commitment to making Vestmannaeyjar a better place for its residents, showcasing his readiness to tackle the challenges facing the community.

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