Hesse's SPD gears up for municipal election campaign - SPD Hessen Unveils 'Hesse Compass' for Family-Focused Local Politics
The Social Democratic Party of Hesse (SPD Hessen) is preparing for the upcoming municipal elections on March 15, 2026. The party has launched its policy guide, the 'Hesse Compass', which focuses on key issues for local politics. Lord Mayors Marc Herter of Hamm and Gert-Uwe Mende of Wiesbaden have both highlighted the importance of family policy and social cohesion in their respective regions.
The 'Hesse Compass' addresses challenges facing democracy, social cohesion, security, and trust in politics. SPD Hessen aims to make family policy a central aspect of local politics, supporting diverse family forms and the needs of families in their decision-making processes. Lord Mayor Marc Herter has advised prioritising family policy in municipal decisions, while Lord Mayor Gert-Uwe Mende has emphasised social cohesion as the key issue for the SPD's local election campaign.
The SPD in Hesse is committed to tackling these challenges head-on, with a focus on strengthening families and communities. The party's policy guide is a testament to its dedication to improving the lives of Hessians through effective local governance.
With the 'Hesse Compass' as their guide, the SPD in Hesse is ready to tackle the most pressing issues in the upcoming municipal elections. By prioritising family policy and social cohesion, the party aims to create a stronger, more united Hesse for all its residents.
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