Election outcomes for the Integration Council have been announced
Lünen's Integration Council Election Results, 2025
In the recent Integration Council election held on September 15, 2025, in the city of Lünen, voter turnout increased from the 2020 elections, reaching 19.38%. This election did not result in a single party or list securing a majority.
The "Diversity for Lünen" list emerged as the winner, securing 30.06% of the votes and earning four seats in the Integration Council. Close behind was "Perspectives for Women", which gained 26.34% of the votes and also secured four seats.
The German-Russian Cultural Society "Russkij Dom" followed closely with 18.7% of the votes, earning three seats. "Prosocial" secured 16.74% of the votes and will have two seats, while the Democratic International List DIL gained 5.64% of the votes, securing one seat.
The remaining seats were filled by "Diversity for Lünen", "Perspectives for Women", the German-Russian Cultural Society "Russkij Dom", "Prosocial", and the Democratic International List DIL. Specifically, "Diversity for Lünen" and "Perspectives for Women" will have four seats each, "Russkij Dom" will have three seats, "Prosocial" will have two seats, and the Democratic International List DIL will have one seat.
It is worth noting that, as of this writing, there are no search results providing information on who gained the third majority in the Integration Council of the city of Lünen in the elections on September 15, 2025.
The Integration Council of Lünen, 2025, will have a total of 12 seats, distributed among various parties and lists, each aiming to make a positive impact on the city's integration and diversity efforts.
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