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Thank you for 4,848 votes.
Thank you for 4,848 votes.
Thank you for 4,848 votes.
In the Berlin state election on 20 September 2026, I was your Green constituency candidate in Steglitz-Ost and Südende. I won’t be entering the state parliament. But I’m sticking with it and carrying on as a district councillor, right in the neighbourhood.
In the Berlin state election on 20 September 2026, I was your Green constituency candidate in Steglitz-Ost and Südende. I won’t be entering the state parliament. But I’m sticking with it and carrying on as a district councillor, right in the neighbourhood.
In the Berlin state election on 20 September 2026, I was your Green constituency candidate in Steglitz-Ost and Südende. I won’t be entering the state parliament. But I’m sticking with it and carrying on as a district councillor, right in the neighbourhood.
Thank you to everyone who took part.
Thank you to everyone who took part.
Thank you to everyone who took part.
A campaign is never a one-man show. Thank you to the many, many people who knocked on doors with me, put up posters, handed out flyers and stood at the info stall in all weathers. Thank you to my local Greens, and thank you to friends and family, who were so patient with me during these months.
A campaign is never a one-man show. Thank you to the many, many people who knocked on doors with me, put up posters, handed out flyers and stood at the info stall in all weathers. Thank you to my local Greens, and thank you to friends and family, who were so patient with me during these months.
A campaign is never a one-man show. Thank you to the many, many people who knocked on doors with me, put up posters, handed out flyers and stood at the info stall in all weathers. Thank you to my local Greens, and thank you to friends and family, who were so patient with me during these months.
4,848 people in Steglitz-Ost and Südende gave me their constituency vote. That put me in second place in the constituency. It wasn’t enough to win the seat. But behind this number are countless conversations, and it shows me that Green politics for our neighbourhood has support here.
4,848 people in Steglitz-Ost and Südende gave me their constituency vote. That put me in second place in the constituency. It wasn’t enough to win the seat. But behind this number are countless conversations, and it shows me that Green politics for our neighbourhood has support here.
4,848 people in Steglitz-Ost and Südende gave me their constituency vote. That put me in second place in the constituency. It wasn’t enough to win the seat. But behind this number are countless conversations, and it shows me that Green politics for our neighbourhood has support here.
Steglitz 2 shows how diverse and liveable Berlin is. There is Schloßstraße with its shops and cafés, the Stadtpark as a green oasis in the middle of the neighbourhood, the small idyll of Markusplatz and the quiet streets of Südende.
Steglitz 2 shows how diverse and liveable Berlin is. There is Schloßstraße with its shops and cafés, the Stadtpark as a green oasis in the middle of the neighbourhood, the small idyll of Markusplatz and the quiet streets of Südende.
Steglitz 2 shows how diverse and liveable Berlin is. There is Schloßstraße with its shops and cafés, the Stadtpark as a green oasis in the middle of the neighbourhood, the small idyll of Markusplatz and the quiet streets of Südende.
At the same time, there is a lot to do here. Safe cycle routes and safe routes to school are still missing, rents are rising, children and young people have too little space of their own, and traffic and noise are a constant burden. Describing these problems is not enough. Politics has to take concrete action here.
At the same time, there is a lot to do here. Safe cycle routes and safe routes to school are still missing, rents are rising, children and young people have too little space of their own, and traffic and noise are a constant burden. Describing these problems is not enough. Politics has to take concrete action here.
At the same time, there is a lot to do here. Safe cycle routes and safe routes to school are still missing, rents are rising, children and young people have too little space of their own, and traffic and noise are a constant burden. Describing these problems is not enough. Politics has to take concrete action here.
OVER
25
YEARS OF STEGLITZ
OVER
25
YEARS OF STEGLITZ
Steglitz and me.
Steglitz and me.
Steglitz and me.
Steglitz 2 holds many memories for me. As a child I was in the Stadtpark every week, one of the most beautiful green spaces in the borough. Later, as a teenager, the Teltowkanal on the edge of the constituency was where we met up. We spent whole afternoons in the sun there with friends, and sometimes we took a little trip in an inflatable boat.
Steglitz 2 holds many memories for me. As a child I was in the Stadtpark every week, one of the most beautiful green spaces in the borough. Later, as a teenager, the Teltowkanal on the edge of the constituency was where we met up. We spent whole afternoons in the sun there with friends, and sometimes we took a little trip in an inflatable boat.
Steglitz 2 holds many memories for me. As a child I was in the Stadtpark every week, one of the most beautiful green spaces in the borough. Later, as a teenager, the Teltowkanal on the edge of the constituency was where we met up. We spent whole afternoons in the sun there with friends, and sometimes we took a little trip in an inflatable boat.
For many years now I have been doing politics for the people here, as a district councillor and as a staff member for Tonka Wojahn, the member of the state parliament responsible for the constituency. I talk with residents every day. What I hear, and my close connection to Steglitz, feed directly into my work in the borough.
For many years now I have been doing politics for the people here, as a district councillor and as a staff member for Tonka Wojahn, the member of the state parliament responsible for the constituency. I talk with residents every day. What I hear, and my close connection to Steglitz, feed directly into my work in the borough.
For many years now I have been doing politics for the people here, as a district councillor and as a staff member for Tonka Wojahn, the member of the state parliament responsible for the constituency. I talk with residents every day. What I hear, and my close connection to Steglitz, feed directly into my work in the borough.
SCHLOSSSTRASSE
STADTPARK
MARKUSPLATZ
TELTOWKANAL
SÜDENDE
STEGLITZ-OST
SCHLOSSSTRASSE
STADTPARK
MARKUSPLATZ
TELTOWKANAL
SÜDENDE
STEGLITZ-OST
What I’ll keep working on.
What I’ll keep working on.
What I’ll keep working on.
These four issues matter most in the constituency. I’ll keep working on them, in the district assembly and on the ground in the neighbourhood.
These four issues matter most in the constituency. I’ll keep working on them, in the district assembly and on the ground in the neighbourhood.
These four issues matter most in the constituency. I’ll keep working on them, in the district assembly and on the ground in the neighbourhood.
01
01
Road safety
Road safety
Road safety
Everyone should be able to get around the neighbourhood safely, whether on foot, by bike or with a walker. Yet there are many dangerous spots, especially for people with disabilities. The association for the blind and visually impaired even voted the junction of Steglitzer Damm and Bismarckstraße “Berlin’s worst junction”. It lacks tactile guidance, the pavements are too narrow and the green phase for pedestrians is too short.
I want a 30 km/h limit across the board, above all where children and young people are on their way to school or after-school care. Markusplatz shows how it can be done better: at the end of 2025 the borough extended the pavements there and lowered the kerbs. We need this in many more places, and I am pushing for it in the district assembly.
Everyone should be able to get around the neighbourhood safely, whether on foot, by bike or with a walker. Yet there are many dangerous spots, especially for people with disabilities. The association for the blind and visually impaired even voted the junction of Steglitzer Damm and Bismarckstraße “Berlin’s worst junction”. It lacks tactile guidance, the pavements are too narrow and the green phase for pedestrians is too short.
I want a 30 km/h limit across the board, above all where children and young people are on their way to school or after-school care. Markusplatz shows how it can be done better: at the end of 2025 the borough extended the pavements there and lowered the kerbs. We need this in many more places, and I am pushing for it in the district assembly.
Everyone should be able to get around the neighbourhood safely, whether on foot, by bike or with a walker. Yet there are many dangerous spots, especially for people with disabilities. The association for the blind and visually impaired even voted the junction of Steglitzer Damm and Bismarckstraße “Berlin’s worst junction”. It lacks tactile guidance, the pavements are too narrow and the green phase for pedestrians is too short.
I want a 30 km/h limit across the board, above all where children and young people are on their way to school or after-school care. Markusplatz shows how it can be done better: at the end of 2025 the borough extended the pavements there and lowered the kerbs. We need this in many more places, and I am pushing for it in the district assembly.
02
02
Families, schools, social care
Families, schools, social care
Families, schools, social care
Good daycare, modern schools and a neighbourhood where people look out for each other make our city a good place to live. I want every child to get a fair chance, no matter how much money their parents have. That includes places where children and young people can simply be themselves.
The school social work stations (Schulstationen) are especially close to my heart. Steglitz-Zehlendorf was the first Berlin borough to set them up, and today there are 13. But they are paid for out of the tight borough budget, and every budget round puts them at risk again. As a district councillor I am pushing for the state to fund them permanently, so they don’t have to be fought for again and again.
Good daycare, modern schools and a neighbourhood where people look out for each other make our city a good place to live. I want every child to get a fair chance, no matter how much money their parents have. That includes places where children and young people can simply be themselves.
The school social work stations (Schulstationen) are especially close to my heart. Steglitz-Zehlendorf was the first Berlin borough to set them up, and today there are 13. But they are paid for out of the tight borough budget, and every budget round puts them at risk again. As a district councillor I am pushing for the state to fund them permanently, so they don’t have to be fought for again and again.
Good daycare, modern schools and a neighbourhood where people look out for each other make our city a good place to live. I want every child to get a fair chance, no matter how much money their parents have. That includes places where children and young people can simply be themselves.
The school social work stations (Schulstationen) are especially close to my heart. Steglitz-Zehlendorf was the first Berlin borough to set them up, and today there are 13. But they are paid for out of the tight borough budget, and every budget round puts them at risk again. As a district councillor I am pushing for the state to fund them permanently, so they don’t have to be fought for again and again.
03
03
Housing & rents
Housing & rents
Housing & rents
Shorter queues at flat viewings are possible if politics sets the right priorities. Rents finally have to become affordable again, in Steglitz too. I am fighting for real tenant protection, more social housing and a land policy that puts the common good before profit.
In Steglitz, landlords who neglect their buildings are often a problem too. That is why the Berlin Greens want a landlord licence. Anyone renting out more than 100 flats would need a licence and have to prove there is enough money for maintenance.
Shorter queues at flat viewings are possible if politics sets the right priorities. Rents finally have to become affordable again, in Steglitz too. I am fighting for real tenant protection, more social housing and a land policy that puts the common good before profit.
In Steglitz, landlords who neglect their buildings are often a problem too. That is why the Berlin Greens want a landlord licence. Anyone renting out more than 100 flats would need a licence and have to prove there is enough money for maintenance.
Shorter queues at flat viewings are possible if politics sets the right priorities. Rents finally have to become affordable again, in Steglitz too. I am fighting for real tenant protection, more social housing and a land policy that puts the common good before profit.
In Steglitz, landlords who neglect their buildings are often a problem too. That is why the Berlin Greens want a landlord licence. Anyone renting out more than 100 flats would need a licence and have to prove there is enough money for maintenance.
04
04
Climate & urban green
Climate & urban green
Climate & urban green
The climate crisis reached the neighbourhood long ago, with sealed ground and overheated streets without shade. I want more urban green, more unsealed ground and trees, trees, trees, wherever they can be planted. Climate adaptation is a basic public service, in Steglitz 2 as well.
That is why I support BaumEntscheid Berlin. The campaign got the state parliament to pass the BäumePlus law in 2025. Now it has to be put into practice in our borough too, and I keep an eye on that in the district assembly. And the Markusplatz citizens’ initiative is doing fantastic work in the neighbourhood.
The climate crisis reached the neighbourhood long ago, with sealed ground and overheated streets without shade. I want more urban green, more unsealed ground and trees, trees, trees, wherever they can be planted. Climate adaptation is a basic public service, in Steglitz 2 as well.
That is why I support BaumEntscheid Berlin. The campaign got the state parliament to pass the BäumePlus law in 2025. Now it has to be put into practice in our borough too, and I keep an eye on that in the district assembly. And the Markusplatz citizens’ initiative is doing fantastic work in the neighbourhood.
The climate crisis reached the neighbourhood long ago, with sealed ground and overheated streets without shade. I want more urban green, more unsealed ground and trees, trees, trees, wherever they can be planted. Climate adaptation is a basic public service, in Steglitz 2 as well.
That is why I support BaumEntscheid Berlin. The campaign got the state parliament to pass the BäumePlus law in 2025. Now it has to be put into practice in our borough too, and I keep an eye on that in the district assembly. And the Markusplatz citizens’ initiative is doing fantastic work in the neighbourhood.
TREES,
TREES,
TREES.
TREES,
TREES,
TREES.
TREES,
TREES,
TREES.
Let’s talk.
Got a question, an idea for the neighbourhood or want to get involved? Write to me. I’d love to hear from you.
Responsible for content: Daniel Eliasson
c/o Bündnis 90/Die Grünen
Schildhornstraße 91, 12163 Berlin
© 2026 Daniel Eliasson · Bündnis 90/Die Grünen Steglitz-Zehlendorf
Let’s talk.
Got a question, an idea for the neighbourhood or want to get involved? Write to me. I’d love to hear from you.
Responsible for content: Daniel Eliasson
c/o Bündnis 90/Die Grünen
Schildhornstraße 91, 12163 Berlin
© 2026 Daniel Eliasson · Bündnis 90/Die Grünen Steglitz-Zehlendorf
Let’s talk.
Got a question, an idea for the neighbourhood or want to get involved? Write to me. I’d love to hear from you.
Responsible for content: Daniel Eliasson
c/o Bündnis 90/Die Grünen
Schildhornstraße 91, 12163 Berlin
© 2026 Daniel Eliasson · Bündnis 90/Die Grünen Steglitz-Zehlendorf