Federal election (Bundestag) campaigns in Germany
We run campaign communication for Bundestag candidates standing in a constituency or on a state list, in German with Turkish support where needed: nomination-phase materials, candidate website, portraits, film and social media.
How the Bundestag is elected
Voters have two votes: the first vote (Erststimme) for a constituency candidate and the second vote (Zweitstimme) for a party’s state list. The legislative term is four years; the last election was an early election on 23 February 2025. The next regular election is expected in early 2029; no date has been set. Constituency candidates and list positions are chosen at party meetings, and this nomination phase is often the first and most decisive stage of a campaign.
Communication in the nomination phase
A prospective candidate first introduces themselves to their party’s members. A short introduction film, professional portraits, a clear CV and a personal website help at this stage. The candidate’s team follows the party rules and dates; we prepare the content to that schedule.
What we prepare for the campaign
- German candidate website with Impressum, privacy page, events and contact form
- Candidate film, short videos by topic and vertical social versions
- Portrait set and a press image pack
- Event filming in the constituency with same-day edits
- Leaflets and posters within party design rules
- Turkish versions and subtitles on request
Related experience
In Germany we built the German website of Salih Tufan Ünal, a candidate for the North Rhine-Westphalia state parliament; in Turkey we produced candidate films, video series and a bilingual campaign website for municipal and chamber of commerce elections. For a Bundestag campaign this experience is scaled to the size of the constituency and the nomination calendar.
Filming in Germany, production in Gebze
We plan filming and meeting days in Germany in blocks. Design, editing, websites and social media are handled by the same team in Gebze. German copy is written by German-speaking team members and approved by the candidate’s team; Turkish versions and subtitles can be added on request.
Approval, rules and neutrality
Every visual, film, post and page is approved by the candidate or campaign team before it goes live. Party design guidelines are followed where they exist; compliance with election law and data protection (GDPR) is checked by the candidate’s team and legal adviser. We do not give legal advice; we provide a commercial service to the candidate who hires us and express no political views.
Our election projects
Campaigns we have run. Each card opens the project page; the videos come from the campaign playlists on the JASSİR YouTube channel.
Abdurrahman Aslantaş
Election campaign communication: visuals, committee films, website
Gebze Chamber of Commerce election
How it works
- BriefingConstituency, nomination calendar and approvals.
- Nomination phasePortraits, short film and personal website.
- Campaign identityVisuals and templates within party rules.
- Campaign periodEvent filming, social media and print on schedule.
- After the electionThe site is updated or archived; files are handed over.
Questions people ask us
When is the next Bundestag election?
The last election was on 23 February 2025. The next regular election is expected in early 2029; no date has been set.
Do you work during the nomination phase?
Yes. Portraits, a short film and a personal website can be prepared then; party rules are checked by the candidate’s team.
How do the first and second votes affect the campaign?
A constituency candidate needs to be known locally to win first votes, so content focuses on the constituency, its events and local issues.
Do you produce Turkish content?
Yes, on request. German is the main language; Turkish versions and subtitles are added where useful.
Does working with a party mean you support it?
No. We provide a commercial service to the candidate who hires us and express no political views.
Our guide covers the preparation in detail: 10 things to do before you run for office
We can start with your nomination.
Tell us your constituency and schedule; we will come back with a scope proposal.