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Integration Council Election: Victory for The Citizen's Party

Citizens' Party GL members, Frank Samirae and Thomas Klein, claim two city council seats and four spots in the Integration Council.

Integration Council Election Results: The Citizen's Party Secures Victory
Integration Council Election Results: The Citizen's Party Secures Victory

Integration Council Election: Victory for The Citizen's Party

Morning News Flash: Citizens' Party GL Makes Historic Gain in Bergisch Gladbach

Every morning at 7:07 AM, inboxes across Bergisch Gladbach fill with the latest news digest. This morning, the spotlight is on the Citizens' Party GL, a local political force making waves.

The party, led by founder and chairman Frank Samirae, has secured two seats in the city council. Thomas Klein and Frank Samirae, the first two on the reserve list of the party, clinched these victories. Notably, Thomas Klein also ran as a mayoral candidate.

The Citizens' Party GL has also made a significant impact on the Integration Council. Frank Samirae, nominated by the party, and Thomas Klein, now holding dual seats, will represent Bergisch Gladbach in this council.

The Integration Council, eligible for reimbursement of expenses and loss of earnings, saw a four-seat victory for the Coalition for Diversity and Equal Opportunities in Bergisch Gladbach. The Citizens' Party GL also secured mandates in this council, reflecting a diverse political landscape.

The Integration Council won 31.4 percent of the votes, making it the most voted-for party in this council. However, it's worth noting that the current chairman of the Integration Council led the Coalition for Diversity and Equal Opportunities.

Interestingly, Niloofar Aghazadeh, who topped the list 'All for Bergisch Gladbach', ran without party affiliation. Hikmet Demirhan, who came in third on the same list, ran for the Integration Council. The list 'All for Bergisch Gladbach' does not have official party affiliation, according to Niloofar Aghazadeh.

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