Electoral Details Regarding the Integration Council in 2025
In Beckum, the Integration Council elections are set to take place on Sunday, September 14, 2025. This election will run parallel to the local elections, providing residents with the opportunity to shape the future of their community on two fronts.
Eligible voters have already received their yellow voting notifications, which serve as the means to vote on election day. The polling station specified on the yellow voting notification is where voters should go to cast their ballots. It's important to note that the yellow voting notification is not available online, but is delivered to eligible voters prior to the election.
For those who are unable to vote in person, the option of a postal vote is available. The application for a postal vote can be made online at https://oliwa.kommunale.it/IWS/startini.do?mb=5378004. The deadline for applying for a postal vote is Wednesday, September 10, 2025, at 10:00 AM.
The candidates for the Integration Council elections are Inneke Dreier with deputy Sebastian Agamemnon Dreier, Mehmet Selim Bilgiç with deputy Sharvan Agid, Sabrina Stroppiana with deputy Hafida Barton-El Bouatmani, Thaer Ramzi with deputy Karim Amoura, Zeki Gül with deputy Pempe Gül, Ihsan Alkan, and Muhammet Çanakçi with deputy Tamer Çanakçi.
The Integration Council is elected for a term of 5 years, and its term aligns with that of the Bergisch Gladbach City Council. For more information about the Integration Council elections, visit https://www.unser-website.de/weitere-wahlen.aspx.
It's essential that all eligible voters take part in this democratic process, either by attending their designated polling station or by applying for a postal vote. Your voice matters, and your vote can make a difference.
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