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Kristin Brinker

Kristin Brinker

German architect and politician

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  • Aug 2

    Berlin election poster race kicks off with dinosaur rivalry and early-start fines

    Parties began plastering Berlin with campaign posters at noon on Sunday, seven weeks before the 20 September Abgeordnetenhaus election, but some had already jumped the gun and now face fines.

  • Jul 1

    Die Linke overtakes CDU in Berlin election poll, leading for the first time since 2023

    Two and a half months before the Berlin Abgeordnetenhaus election, a new poll puts Die Linke at 20 percent, while the Christian Democrats of incumbent mayor Kai Wegner fall to fourth place.

  • Jun 29

    AfD kicks off Berlin election campaign with attacks on mayor over 'Tennisgate'

    Berlin's AfD lead candidate Kristin Brinker launched her party's campaign for the September state election with sharp personal attacks on Governing Mayor Kai Wegner, invoking the January power outage and his tennis game that became known as 'Tennisgate'.

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