The Independence Party in Mosfellsbær has recently announced their candidate list for the upcoming municipal elections, with Hilmar Gunnarsson leading the group. The list includes prominent figures such as Jana Katrín Knútsdóttir, a city councilor and nurse, and Elísabet S. Ólafsdóttir, a mediator. This announcement was made public following the party’s approval of the list, reflecting their readiness for the electoral battle ahead.

The list showcases a broad spectrum of candidates, emphasizing diversity in experience and age, with the youngest candidate being just 19 years old and the oldest at 98. This mix highlights the party's intention to represent various demographics within the community, targeting a wide range of voters and addressing the needs of different age groups in Mosfellsbær. The party aims to connect with constituents by showcasing a team that is both experienced and representative of the community's demographic makeup.

With the elections on the horizon, the Independence Party’s focus is not only on building a competitive candidate list but also on engaging the public in political discourse. Their campaign strategies will likely revolve around the qualifications of their candidates and their visions for the future of Mosfellsbær, as they aim to retain or increase their influence in local governance.