Winter election campaign 2025: Parties rely on hot drinks and creative ideas!

Winter election campaign 2025: Parties rely on hot drinks and creative ideas!

Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, Deutschland - The Bundestag election in Germany faces a special challenge, because it takes place on February 23, 2025 - an appointment that presents the parties with unpleasant winter difficulties, such as ndr reported. Compared to the usual election dates on September 28, this means that the election campaign only offers seven months of preparation. The parties are forced to adapt their strategies to the new weather.

While the CDU starts optimistically in the winter election campaign, the SPD is faced with special weather challenges. For the CDU, MP Simone Borchardt describes that you are well positioned. Dietrich Monstadt emphasizes that cold weather can bring advantages when distributing flyers, since posters are less deformed and fewer cable ties are required. In contrast, the SPD plans to contact the voters directly through personal conversations at information stands and events. She wants to use non -alcoholic punch and red scarves for support.

campaign strategies of the parties

DIE LINKE has already initiated the front door talks before Christmas and will do without information stands in pedestrian zones due to the cold weather conditions. Election campaigners should act in teams of two in order to avoid possible attacks. The FDP also relies on personal conversations at information stands. Christian Bartelt from the FDP emphasizes the challenges that an election campaign in the snow brings.

Bündnis 90/The Greens develops a new concept under the motto "Hot drinks against the social cold", with short conversations in cafés and pubs. Initiatives for quality assurance are also supported here by a creative game of dice.

The preparations are not only concentrated on the presentation of the parties, but also on the financing and strategic orientation. Süddeutsche reports that the SPD under the direction of Raphael Brinkert with the slogan "Less Tünkam. More program-our program for download." Plant. The focus is on a clear and direct address of the voters, including 10,000 to 15,000 large areas of large area and a total budget of 15 to 17 million euros for the election campaign.

In comparison, the CDU plans a budget of 20 million euros, with the campaign logo the black-red-gold map with the motto "back forward." adorned. For the Greens, a budget of around 19 million euros is estimated, while the AfD plans to present itself in bourgeois-eras and the campaign slogan "Time for Germany" is.

The FDP is increasingly relying on digital strategies and glaring colors, plans 6,700 large posters and 150,000 small posters. Christian Lindner intends to communicate directly with the voters via social media.

-transmitted by West-Ost-Medien