Partei des Fortschritts — Directly Shaping Democracy

The Partei des Fortschritts (PdF), founded in 2020, is a registered political party in Germany dedicated to digital democracy, government transparency, and citizen participation.

Key Office Holders

Lukas Sieper — Member of the European Parliament since 2024
Luca Piwodda — Mayor of Gartz (Oder), local leader and PdF co-founder
Tim Sieper — Mayor of Eckenroth, recognized as Germany's youngest mayor at 19 years old

Motto and Core Values

Our motto: "Demokratie direkt gestalten" ("Directly shaping democracy").

The Partei des Fortschritts stands for:

Digital participation and government transparency
Open government and accountable decision-making
Strengthening European cooperation and democracy
Sustainability, social justice, and evidence-based policy

Innovation in Transparency

We built Check Some Votes (CSV), one of Germany's most advanced transparency platforms, which lets citizens explore thousands of EU Parliament votes in a clear and accessible way.

Get Involved

Become a member: Join us to advance digital democracy and transparency in Germany and Europe.
Volunteer: Contribute your skills in technology, design, policy, or activism.
Support democracy: Help us strengthen accountability and bring politics closer to citizens.

Clean Industrial Deal

Date: 19.06.2025 · Reference: B10-0277/2025

energy cooperation raw material innovation energy diversification digital transformation reduction of gas emissions investment clean technology competitiveness economic growth adaptation to climate change

Overall Result: 381 For

381 For

173 Against

13 Abstention

174 Did not vote

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Report Summary

Source: AI Summary with Mistral

„Clean Industry Deal“ links climate protection with competitiveness.
€100 billion allocated for industrial decarbonisation.
Protection against unfair competition from third countries demanded.

Amendments

B10-0277/2025 – § 1 – Am 32

B10-0277/2025 – After § 2 – Am 14

B10-0277/2025 – After § 2 – Am 33

B10-0277/2025 – After § 2 – Am 34

B10-0277/2025 – After § 2 – Am 38

B10-0277/2025 – After § 2 – Am 41

B10-0277/2025 – § 3 – Am 4

B10-0277/2025 – § 5/1

B10-0277/2025 – After § 5 – Am 15

B10-0277/2025 – After § 6 – Am 7

B10-0277/2025 – After § 6 – Am 8

B10-0277/2025 – § 7 – Am 16

B10-0277/2025 – § 8 – Am 9

B10-0277/2025 – § 8 – Am 30

B10-0277/2025 – § 8 – Am 17

B10-0277/2025 – § 8/2

B10-0277/2025 – § 9 – Am 42

B10-0277/2025 – § 11/2

B10-0277/2025 – § 12 – Am 11

B10-0277/2025 – After § 12 – Am 20

B10-0277/2025 – § 14 – Am 18

B10-0277/2025 – § 14 – Am 23

B10-0277/2025 – § 14 – Am 43

B10-0277/2025 – § 15 – Am 24

B10-0277/2025 – After § 16 – Am 25

B10-0277/2025 – After § 16 – Am 26

B10-0277/2025 – After § 16 – Am 27

B10-0277/2025 – § 17 – Am 35

B10-0277/2025 – After § 17 – Am 36

B10-0277/2025 – After § 20 – Am 37

B10-0277/2025 – After recital D – Am 31

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