Election check

Check who is campaigning for the change in policy.

The election to the Berlin House of Representatives on 20 September 2026 will decide which path our city takes in the coming years. That is why it is worth taking a close look:

→Which direct candidates are campaigning for affordable housing?
→Who supports our demands for social inclusion and affordable public transport?
→Who stands for a democratic and progressive policy shift in Berlin?

We are creating transparency: we are providing information on who is standing behind our demands and wants to change Berlin for the benefit of its people. This allows you to use your vote consciously – for a Berlin based on solidarity, affordability and democracy.

Not yet familiar with our goals? Here you will find our five demands in detail.

Who's taking part

These candidates are backing our demands.

Direct candidates from different districts and parties have publicly backed our five demands. What they have in common is that they share our desire for transparent politics and want to campaign for a change in policy.

Filter by party and ward to see who in your constituency is backing our demands.

Party
District

Katrin Schmidberger

Greens

Friedrichshain-Kreuzberg · Constituency 2

Vasili Franco

Greens

Friedrichshain-Kreuzberg · Constituency 5

Philipp Ahrens

Greens

Lichtenberg Constituency 4

Claudia Engelmann

The Left

Lichtenberg · Constituency 3

Federico Quadrelli

SPD

Mitte · Constituency 4

Christina Hilmer-Benedict

Greens

Neukölln · Constituency 3

Maria Bigos

The Left

Pankow · Constituency 6

Niklas Schrader

The Left

Pankow · Constituency 7

Louis Krüger

Greens

Pankow · Constituency 5

Jelisaweta Kamm

Greens

Reinickendorf · Constituency 1

Sebastian Walter

Greens

Tempelhof-Schöneberg · Constituency 1

Aferdita Suka

Greens

Tempelhof-Schöneberg Constituency 4

Dennis Matešković

Greens

Tempelhof-Schöneberg · Constituency 5

Hans Kromrey

The Left

Treptow-Köpenick · Constituency 7

After the election

We won't let up after the election.

Election promises must not be forgotten. After the election, we will organise open town hall meetings, to which we will invite direct candidates and the local neighbourhood. There, we will discuss the implementation of our demands, provide information and consult.

To this end, we are also setting ourselves up robustly in the districts. We are building local structures that endure beyond election day – so that together we can ensure our demands are taken seriously.

Do you know any candidates who should get behind our demands?

Or do you want to become part of the campaign yourself? Join in and help change Berlin for the benefit of the people.

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