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We translate Pirate values into local policy: transparency, civil rights, digital public services, a public vote on the stadium, accountable spending, …
Local. Transparent. Free.
For everyone who no longer wants to hear excuses.
On 13 September 2026, Oldenburg votes again. We are running for an open City Hall, clear figures, digital public services, strong civil rights and participation before everything has already been decided.
Local election 2026
Time for change.
We want to win the mayoral election and bring Pirates into the city council: for transparent spending, digital public services, civil rights, participation and a fair public vote on the stadium.
Oldenburg decides
Topics, events and ways to get involved for an open city.
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Events
Open meetings, information booths, topic evenings, council dates and campaign actions by the Pirate Party Northwest in Oldenburg.
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Help win the mayoral election and bring Pirates into Oldenburg's city council: as a member, supporter, topic lead, campaign helper, researcher or candidate.
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Hub
The hub links to membership, programmes, state and federal party, finances, statutes, press material, campaign material and local Pirate structures.
Making responsibility visible
Politics needs people.
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YOU!
Not every contribution has to be visible. Research, organisation, translation, technology, photos, conversations and candidacies all need different people. Get involved …
Profile details will follow after approval or nomination.
Mayoral candidate
Justin Ritter
Mayoral candidate
Member
Niklas Koopmann
After moving from Hamburg to Oldenburg, Niklas actively supports the Pirate Party.
News
Explainers, positions and campaign updates
01.06.2026
Why Transparency Decides the Election
Transparency is not a side issue. It decides whether people can scrutinise the budget, stadium, mobility, school construction and digital public services.