Bremen’s new coalition government is now in place, according to party sources. Andreas Bovenschulte will continue to lead with a red-green-red coalition. The talks between the SPD, Greens, and Left parties were successfully concluded on Sunday, as confirmed by SPD state director Roland Pahl.
The next step is for the state executives and party congresses to approve the coalition agreement. The contract is expected to be presented to the public on Monday at 11 a.m. The newly elected citizenship will meet on Thursday for its constituent meeting, followed by the election of the Senate in the following week.
The Bremen Left party confirmed the timetable, stating that the negotiating commission is “exhausted but satisfied.” The contract will be presented to the public tomorrow and at the party conferences over the weekend.
The three parties have been governing together in Bremen since 2019. After winning the election on May 14, the SPD initially explored the possibility of forming a coalition with the CDU but ultimately decided to continue with the previous alliance.
Mayor Andreas Bovenschulte’s SPD emerged as the clear winner of the election with 29.8 percent of the vote. The CDU, led by challenger and former President of the Parliament Frank Imhoff, came in second with 26.2 percent, followed by the Greens with 11.9 percent and the Left with 10.9 percent.
The right-wing populist citizens in anger (BIW) party received 9.4 percent of the vote, while the FDP managed to regain citizenship with 5.1 percent.
The formation of the new coalition government in Bremen marks an important step in the state’s political landscape. The red-green-red alliance will continue to govern, bringing stability and continuity to the region.
What are the political parties involved in Bremen’s new coalition government?
Bremen’s new coalition government has been officially established, according to sources from the political parties involved. Andreas Bovenschulte will continue to lead as the mayor through a red-green-red coalition, consisting of the SPD, Greens, and Left parties. The successful conclusion of talks was confirmed by SPD state director Roland Pahl on Sunday.
The next crucial step is for the coalition agreement to be approved by the state executives and party congresses. The official presentation of the contract to the public is scheduled for Monday at 11 a.m. Furthermore, the newly elected citizenship will convene on Thursday for its constituent meeting, followed by the election of the Senate in the subsequent week.
The Bremen Left party has confirmed the timetable, expressing exhaustion but satisfaction regarding the negotiations. The official presentation of the contract to the public will occur tomorrow and at the party conferences over the weekend.
These three parties have been governing together in Bremen since 2019. After winning the recent election on May 14, the SPD initially considered forming a coalition with the CDU but ultimately decided to continue their previous alliance.
Mayor Andreas Bovenschulte’s SPD emerged as the clear victor of the election, securing 29.8 percent of the vote. The CDU, led by challenger and former President of the Parliament Frank Imhoff, came in second with 26.2 percent, followed by the Greens with 11.9 percent, and the Left with 10.9 percent.
Other notable results include the right-wing populist citizens in anger (BIW) party receiving 9.4 percent of the vote, while the FDP managed to regain a presence in the citizenship with 5.1 percent.
The formation of this new coalition government in Bremen is a significant milestone in the state’s political landscape. The continuation of the red-green-red alliance will ensure stability and consistency in the region’s governance.
Interesting to see Bremen’s new coalition government continuing the Red-Green-Red rule with SPD, Greens, and Left. Will be curious to see how the three parties work together in governing and what this means for Bremen’s future policies.