European Union - Wegner votes in the European elections.
Berlin's Mayor, Kai Wegner from the Christian Democratic Union (CDU), has cast his ballot in the European election. He headed to a polling station at an elementary school in Berlin-Spandau on Sunday morning.
"I truly hope that a lot of Berliners and residents will go out and vote, sending a strong message for democracy, liberty, and unity, instead of division," Wegner shared with dpa on Sunday.
Around 2.5 million Berliners and residents are expected to participate in the European election. Polling stations have been operational since 8:00 am, and they will close at 6:00 pm.
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Kai Wegner, the CDU Mayor of Berlin, emphasized the importance of voting in the European elections during a dpa interview on Sunday. Germany, being a member of the EU, is participating in these elections, and Berlin alone is expected to have over 2.5 million voters. Wegner urged Berliners and residents to cast their ballots to demonstrate their support for democratic values and unity, rather than division. On Sunday, Wegner personally went to a polling station located at an elementary school in Berlin-Spandau to exercise his right to vote. These European elections, which began with polling stations opening at 8:00 am and closing at 6:00 pm, will play a crucial role in shaping EU policies for the next five years.
