What do the parties in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania say on other topics?

The AfD wants to keep and expand the federal elite sports training centers in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern permanently. It points to the successes of the athletes who train there. Career models that combine top-level sports with school, vocational training or the Bundeswehr would be strengthened.

The state has important training sites for top athletes. Some are only safe until 2028. The AfD wants to keep them for good. Athletes should be able to combine sports with school or a job.

The AfD wants to give volunteer work more material recognition and relieve clubs of red tape. The Ehrenamtskarte (volunteer card) would offer more benefits. Local heritage clubs, the Low German language, and the renovation of sports facilities would also receive support.

Many people help for free, for example in the fire brigade or a sports club. The AfD wants to give them more benefits. Clubs should have less paperwork. Heritage clubs and sports halls should get money.

The Greens want to implement animal husbandry labeling, step up inspections of livestock farming, food and products, and secure funding for consumer advice centers. The platform cites unclear labels, too few inspections and a lack of transparency as the reasons.

The Greens want to protect consumers better. Food labels should show how the animals were kept. Authorities should check farms and food more closely. Consumer advice centers should get enough money.

The Left wants to give the state's consumer advice center lasting, adequate staffing and funding. In addition, an independent office for care law is to be set up, because contracts and rules in long-term care are said to be hard for those affected and their relatives to understand.

The Left wants to strengthen the consumer advice center. People get advice there, for example in disputes with companies. The advice should be available across the state. There should be a separate advice office for questions about care.

The SPD wants to support volunteer work with funding, recognition, advice and less red tape. Clubs are to be reimbursed for GEMA music licensing fees, and investment in fire departments and sports is to continue.

Many people volunteer in clubs or fire departments. The SPD wants to support them with money and advice. Clubs pay fees to GEMA for music at events. The state should pay back these fees for three events a year. Fire departments and sports clubs should keep getting money.

The SPD wants to continue and refine the state's programs for rural areas. In the long run, there should be a village shop for everyday needs within reach of every municipality.

The SPD wants to keep supporting villages. There should be a shop near every village. People can buy everyday things there. The village center should be a meeting place for people.

The SPD wants equal living conditions in cities and rural areas to guide political decisions. Vorpommern and eastern Mecklenburg are to keep receiving special attention, as are city districts with social problems.

The SPD wants people to live well everywhere in the state. Vorpommern and the east of Mecklenburg should keep getting special help. Poor city districts should also get more help. The state should be easy to reach there.

The SPD wants to keep funding sports facilities in need of repair and to use money from the MV-Plan 2035 for this as well. Olympic and federal training centers are to be kept, and Rostock-Warnemünde is to host Olympic sailing events.

Many sports fields and gyms need repairs. The SPD wants to pay for that. Clubs and top athletes should keep getting help. Children should learn to swim safely. The SPD hopes for Olympic sailing in Rostock-Warnemünde.

The SPD wants to keep the state's Verbraucherzentrale (consumer advice center) as the central point of contact and continue funding it. Counseling is to reach more of the state, for example digitally, through mobile services and with fixed local offices. The party counts strong consumer rights among essential public services.

The SPD wants to keep supporting the consumer advice center in the state. People get advice there, for example on contracts and prices. The advice should also be offered in the countryside. It should also be possible online and through mobile services.

The SPD wants to achieve at the federal level that the country of production and the manufacturer's address must appear on food products. Labels are to show clearly and accessibly where a product comes from, how it was produced and how healthy it is. Meals in daycare centers and schools are to meet the standards of the German Nutrition Society.

The SPD wants clear information on food. The package should say in which country the product was made. The address of the maker should be there too. Daycare centers and schools should serve healthy food. Nutrition experts have rules for this.