Election compass launched: What do you think about Germany's future?

Election compass launched: What do you think about Germany's future?

A turbulent winter lies ahead for Germany. A decisive vote is expected to take place in the Bundestag on Monday, December 13, 2024: MPs will decide on the vote of confidence in Chancellor Olaf Scholz. Experts expect confidence in the chancellor to be withdrawn, clearing the way for new elections in February 2025. In the midst of global crises, such as the Ukraine conflict and the flaring Middle East dispute, the political parties are already intensively preparing for the election campaign in order to convince voters of their programs landezeitung.de reported.

The electoral compass and citizens' votes

In order to find out how citizens think about their country in this tense situation, Editorial Network Germany is launching a major survey today, the Election Compass, in which all citizens are invited to express their opinion. The questionnaire, which is active until January 1, 2025, contains around 30 questions that cover a wide range of topics such as the economy, security and social cohesion. The aim is to gain a comprehensive picture of the mood in Germany and identify challenges and possible solutions uwefreund.com explained.

But the focus is not only on political issues. Change is also being sought in communication. Clear, modern language is crucial to reach citizens. Outdated office phrases will be abolished and communication will be made more direct and friendly. Simplicity in language is the goal to regain people's trust. The survey will not only provide numbers, but also stimulate political debate in the run-up to the elections and allow citizens to make their voices clear.