New connection surfaces on the shortlist for AWG contender
As the local election in Dinslaken, Germany, approaches on September 14, 2025, the Alternative Wählergemeinschaft Dinslaken (AWG) is gearing up to present its candidates and platform. However, specific details about the key figures and platform points of the AWG may not be fully public or easily accessible online, especially for smaller or local parties.
**What is the AWG?**
The AWG, or Alternative Voters' Association, is a local political group or party often found in German municipalities. In the case of Dinslaken, a town in North Rhine-Westphalia, the AWG focuses on community-specific issues rather than wider state or national policies.
**Potential Key Figures**
For local elections, key figures usually include the top candidate(s) for mayor or council, leading members or founders of the AWG, and local politicians known to be associated with the group. As of now, there is no widely distributed list of official candidates from the AWG for the 2025 Dinslaken local election. To find up-to-date information:
1. Check the official city website: [dinslaken.de](https://www.dinslaken.de) (look for information on upcoming elections, usually under “Stadtverwaltung” or “Wahlen”) 2. Review the AWG’s official website or social media: If the AWG has an online presence, they often announce their candidates and key figures there. 3. Local press: Local newspapers or news sites in Dinslaken may publish profiles or interviews with AWG candidates closer to the election.
**Likely Platform Points**
While the exact platform for 2025 isn’t published yet, local parties like AWG often focus on transparent governance and citizen participation, local infrastructure projects (roads, schools, public spaces), sustainable local development, support for local businesses and culture, and social cohesion and community support.
**How to Get the Most Current Information**
1. Visit the official municipal website: [dinslaken.de](https://www.dinslaken.de) 2. Check the AWG’s official channels (if available). 3. Read local newspapers: e.g., *NRZ* (Neue Ruhr Zeitung) or *WAZ* (Westdeutsche Allgemeine Zeitung) Dinslaken editions. 4. Contact the AWG directly via email or phone (if listed).
The AWG's motto for the election is "Dinslaken at the center." Some of the new candidates include well-known figures from Dinslaken, such as Ulrich Kemmerling, former UBV chairman, who is now with the AWG and is on the reserve list, holding position 4. Other candidates include Remzi Ugur, the current deputy, on the reserve list, holding position 6, and Umit Entes, an engineer and physiotherapist, who is currently a substitute citizen of the AWG and is on the reserve list, holding position 1.
The AWG aims to renovate and modernize sports facilities in Dinslaken, create affordable housing, and bring Dinslaken back into its own financial capacity. The party also seeks to strengthen social cohesion and the quality of life in Dinslaken through its work. For more information, we recommend visiting the official city website or local media outlets.
- Given the upcoming local election in Dinslaken, Germany, on September 14, 2025, the policy-and-legislation sector, particularly politics, is a critical focus as the Alternative Wählergemeinschaft Dinslaken (AWG) prepares to present its candidates and platform, which may not be fully accessible online for smaller or local parties.
- As the election approaches, general news outlets, such as local papers like NRZ (Neue Ruhr Zeitung) or WAZ (Westdeutsche Allgemeine Zeitung) Dinslaken editions, may provide updates on key figures like Ulrich Kemmerling, Remzi Ugur, and Umit Entes, who are associated with the AWG and possibly running for office as per the current information.
