AfD Bavaria
| AfD Bavaria | |||
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| Chairperson | Corinna Miazga | ||
| Deputy |
Hansjörg Müller Gerd Mannes Martin Böhm |
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| Treasurer | Peter Eggen | ||
| Establishment date | March 30, 2013 | ||
| Place of foundation | Ebersberg | ||
| Headquarters | P.O. Box 1223 82019 Taufkirchen |
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| Landtag mandates |
20/205 |
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| Number of members | 5,300 (as of January 2019) | ||
| Website | afdbayern.de | ||
The AFD Bavaria is the Bavarian state association of the party Alternative for Germany (AFD). It is headed by the state chairwoman Corinna Miazga . In the state elections in 2018 , the state party entered the Bavarian state parliament for the first time as the fourth strongest party with 22 members . As of spring 2019, it has only 20 parliamentary group members after two MPs left the party and parliamentary group for political reasons. For the 2017 federal election , Martin Hebner headed the state list of the AfD Bavaria as the top candidate, through which 14 members entered the 19th German Bundestag .
Several members of the AfD Bavaria, including their former state chairman and member of the Bundestag Petr Bystron , were or are being observed by the Bavarian Office for the Protection of the Constitution . They have connections with the Identitarian Movement and other right- wing organizations .
history
The Bavarian State Association of the AfD was founded on March 30, 2013 in Ebersberg . Before the 2013 federal election , several members of Michael Stürzenberger's Islamophobic Die Freiheit joined the AfD Bavaria. The former AfD state chairman André Wächter assumes that the party changers calculated a better chance for a good election result at the AfD. In the state elections in 2013 , the AfD Bavaria did not run. The focus was placed on the 2013 Bundestag election, in which 2.2% of the first and 4.3% of the second votes from Bavaria went to the AfD.
In the municipal elections in Bavaria in 2014 , the AfD made it into local parliaments wherever it stood. In the state capital Munich it achieved 2.5%, which led to André Wächter and Fritz Schmude (today both LKR ) joining the city council. The AfD won one mandate in Augsburg and Forchheim (Upper Franconia) and two mandates in Vaterstetten (together with the Free Citizens Union ). In the council Ebersberg two seats fell to the AFD.
After the split in 2015, state chairman André Wächter confessed to the group around Bernd Lucke and joined his party ALFA (Alliance for Progress and Awakening) . The Munich AfD city councilors André Wächter and Fritz Schmude founded the ALFA faction in the Munich city council . Wächter and Schmude justified their step with the radicalization of the AfD. Wächter told the Münchner Merkur that originally they wanted to found a "bourgeois alternative, above all to the CSU and the FDP " with the AfD .
This was preceded by internal disputes, in the course of which André Wächter retired from the state executive committee in July 2015. Petr Bystron was elected as the new state chairman at the party conference in Nuremberg in October 2015 . Almost 300 members with voting rights were present. Werner Meier, until then the state treasurer, was elected as the first deputy. He remained as the only member from the old state board under guard in the new board.
As part of the “autumn offensive” announced by the federal party leadership, AfD Bayern organized a demonstration in October 2015 in the southeast Bavarian border town of Freilassing with around 1,000 participants. "In terms of content, there were hardly any differences to Pegida, " wrote Endstation Rechts about the content of the event.
The regional association announced in January 2016 that almost 500 members had left the party in the summer of 2015 when it split into a national liberal and a national conservative wing. After that, there was a “massive influx of members”. In the fourth quarter of 2015, 500 people entered and another 300 were waiting to be admitted. 10% of the new members were previously members of the CSU, 5% are returning ex-members.
Several party members took the initiative in May 2017 against the list of the Bavarian AfD state chief Petr Bystron in fourth place on the state list for the 2017 federal election . You wanted to repeat the vote on it. However, a large majority voted at the AfD's list party conference not to deal with the application in the first place. At the 2017 election , the AfD received 10.5% of the first and 12.4% of the second votes across Bavaria. It is represented by 14 MPs, including no direct candidates.
In the state elections in 2018 , the AfD Bayern entered the state parliament for the first time with 10.2% and, according to the preliminary result, won 22 seats, none of which were directly won.
In the AfD regional association and in the AfD state parliamentary group there were internal power struggles from 2018 between the moderate national-conservative AfD part around the chairman of the AfD state parliamentary group Markus Plenk and the völkisch-nationalist around his co-chair Katrin Ebner-Steiner , who supported the Björn Höcke is close to the Thuringian state chairman and representative of the völkisch-nationalist " wing " . Markus Plenk announced on April 5, 2019 that he would resign from the parliamentary group and the party. Plenk cited the reason that he was "tired of being the bourgeois facade of an essentially xenophobic and extremist party". He could not support the personnel policy of his co-parliamentary group leader Ebner-Steiner; they employ people with a neo-Nazi past. Ebner-Steiner employed Laurens Nothdurft and Heinz Imbacher, both of whom are close to the right-wing extremist NPD. Several MPs wanted to persuade Katrin Ebner-Steiner to resign and agreed on their approach by e-mail. The emails were intercepted by an unknown person and leaked to Ebner-Steiner. This published the mail traffic and was indignant about the actions of her colleagues in an AfD-internal Facebook group with 500 members. Members of their own parliamentary group then filed charges against Katrin Ebner-Steiner in July 2019.
A special state party conference took place on July 21, 2019. Country chief Sichert admitted in his opening speech that the national association was at odds; he no longer wanted to see officials and members of parliament "fighting each other through the media and party forums". With a narrow majority, the members present decided not to pursue the early election of the state executive at the special party congress, but to re-elect the state party executive at another party congress in mid-September 2019. At this state party conference in Greding , Member of the Bundestag Corinna Miazga , who had campaigned for herself as chairwoman of the compensation (she was "not for or against the wing here"), prevailed in a runoff election against Katrin Ebner-Steiner, the parliamentary leader in the state parliament . The Bundestag member Hansjörg Müller and the Landtag members Gerd Mannes and Martin Böhm were elected as deputy chairmen . The two deputies Müller and Böhm are seen as representatives of the "wing". Previously, the Bavarian AfD had tried by means of an urgent application to the Ansbach administrative court to prohibit the participants of the local alliance "Greding ist bunt", which had called for protests, from "carrying devices that are suitable for taking photographs with them in an operational state" , and justified this with a "threat situation with regard to serious criminal offenses" against the delegates. The court rejected this application, pointing out that it had to be weighed against the “very high requirements” of the Federal Constitutional Court on freedom of assembly . The alliance itself announced that the AfD's request was “an outrageous mockery for anyone affected by inhumane violence”. Also with a view to the occupation of two important deputy positions by representatives of the "wing", Henry Stern commented in the Augsburger Allgemeine that the Bayern-AfD remains "a deeply divided party on the edge of democratic legitimacy".
politics
The central topic of the regional association is the refugee crisis . In autumn 2015 the AfD Bayern adopted a thesis paper on the subject of asylum . In it she demands u. a. "That persons who want to apply for asylum ... are to be stopped and rejected by the federal police instead of letting them enter the country in a regulated manner." The visa requirement for the countries of the Western Balkans ( Albania , Bosnia and Herzegovina , Macedonia , Montenegro and Serbia ) should be reintroduced. The review of the reason for fleeing and thus the right to asylum should take place in the "48-hour fast-track process"; In the long term, asylum applications should be made abroad.
In the course of the negotiations between Chancellor Angela Merkel and Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan on the EU refugee agreement with Turkey , Petr Bystron warned against any agreement on the refugee issue. In his view, there should be no planned visa exemption for Turkish citizens in the EU, nor should Turkey ever join the EU . “Europe ends on the Bosporus, ” he delimits Europe for the AfD.
A statement formulated by the AfD district association Munich Land on the occasion of the election of Benigna Munsis as the Nuremberg Christ Child that we will "one day be like the Indians" was published on the Internet by the AfD district association on October 31, 2019 and again after reactions away. The Bavarian Minister of the Interior Herrmann said: "Here we encounter the sardonic face of racism, which the AfD would always like to deny as its attitude of mind". There were other xenophobic comments in the party on the case, including from Reinhard Rupsch, IT editor of the AfD parliamentary group and member of AfD Münster, on Twitter and from AfD Marl in North Rhine-Westphalia on Facebook. The Bavarian Prime Minister Markus Söder responded on Twitter: "We must not allow this agitation."
On the 75th anniversary of the end of the Second World War, the regional association posted on twitter that "not May 8, but Merkel's final withdrawal from politics will go down in history as the day of liberation." The regional association deleted the posting a short time later .
Politics in the state parliament
On January 23, 2019, 18 of 22 members of the AfD parliamentary group left the memorial service for Nazi victims in the state parliament after Charlotte Knobloch , the President of the Israelite Community of Munich and Upper Bavaria, questioned the party's loyalty to the constitution in her speech and accused the AfD of "To base their politics on hatred and exclusion". Co-parliamentary group leader Katrin Ebner-Steiner replied in a subsequent press release that Knobloch had “misused a commemorative event [...] to defame the entire AfD and the democratically legitimized parliamentary group by making ugly blanket allegations”, and described the behavior of the MPs as “appropriate Reaction". According to the SZ , by leaving the memorial event, the AfD had proven that it was “at least in solidarity” with the “historically forgotten”, happy to distribute it itself, but was completely incapable of criticism.
In March 2019, the AfD wanted to achieve a ban on minarets at mosques in the state parliament by means of a draft amendment to the Bavarian building regulations . According to the AfD MP Richard Graupner , minarets do not fit into the historically grown townscape and landscape and they are "an architectural expression of Islam's claim to rule ". They are also not compulsory at mosques, so a ban is not an impairment of the constitutionally guaranteed freedom of religion . This application was rejected in the state parliament and criticized by representatives of other parliamentary groups, including the argument that there are around 300 mosques in Bavaria and only six of them have minarets. There can therefore be no question of a threat to the open society . In addition, the approval for the construction of a minaret is the planning authority of the municipalities. There is no legal claim, as the AfD claims, but the individual case always counts. The FDP deputy Sebastian Körber , a trained architect himself, was also amazed at the term “building permit” in the AfD application. This formulation is not in use in Germany, but it is in use in Austria and Switzerland. He does not want to imply that the AfD “has written off another right-wing populist party”.
Classification within the AfD
The state association was repeatedly noticed by members with racist and right-wing extremist attitudes. The member of the Bavarian state board Thomas Fügner brought an application at the AfD federal party conference in 2015, which should define who can be considered German. German is only someone who " has proven his / her descent from an ancestor who was born before January 1, 1914 in the European territory of the German Reich (...) through complete (...) certificates of parentage ". The application was rejected by the delegates.
The Bavarian AfD regional association is now one of the right-wing regional associations within the party as a whole. In a study at the beginning of 2017, the political scientist Robert Philippsberg (Ludwig Maximilians University in Munich) demonstrated the party's function as a networking platform for the extreme right. On behalf of the Petra Kelly Foundation, which is close to the Greens, he examined the activities of the Bayern AfD on the basis of its public events and reporting.
Relationship to right-wing extremism
AfD Bayern prohibits advertising for other organizations at its own events. Nevertheless, some well-known right-wing extremists from other right-wing organizations took part in events organized by AfD Bayern . Uwe Brunke (organizer of the SS memorial in Bad Reichenhall ) and members of the Berchtesgadener Land Comradeship (formerly Free Network South , today partly Der III. Weg ) were present at the AfD demonstration in Freilassing . Supporters of the Identitarian Movement distributed leaflets with their logo masked off.
The Bavarian Office for the Protection of the Constitution observed individuals in the AfD; However, the entire regional association is not being observed, said Burkhard Körner, head of the authorities, in 2016.
Of the 22 AfD members elected in the 2018 state elections , the State Office for the Protection of the Constitution observed some of them because of connections to the right-wing extremist, Islamophobic or Reich citizen scene. When asked by the taz , the office said it was examining whether the observation would be continued because of the “increased threshold for observation of elected officials”.
At the end of June 2016, state chairman Bystron and two right-wing extremists (Lukas B., formerly Dierechte , now Identitarian Movement , and Rick W. from the Alliance of German Patriots) tried in vain to gain access to an event organized by the anti-fascist information, documentation and archive office in Munich in the One World House , and then took them to a nearby beer garden. Corresponding reporting of Bavarian Radio about the incident denied Bystron. The BR published photographs that showed Bystron with the two right-wing extremists both before the event and in the beer garden.
The state chairman and today's MP Petr Bystron described the Identitarian Movement as a "great organization, a preliminary organization of the AfD". "The AfD must be a protective shield for the Identitarian Movement.", Quoted the President of the Bavarian State Office for the Protection of the Constitution, the AfD chairman. When Bystron was mentioned in the Bavarian Constitutional Protection Report in 2016, the AfD federal executive warned the Bavarian state chairman. The warning had no immediate consequences for him.
Die Zeit points out that internal communication by IB activists in Bavaria shows that Bystron has been perceived as a supporter since mid-2016. Bystron publicly welcomed the identities at a demonstration by his party in Geretsried in spring 2016. Bavarian AfD functionaries banned the IB Lambda flags at AfD demonstrations, but expressed their joy in writing when identities signed up as supporters, so to speak incognito. The former Nuremberg AfD Bundestag candidate Elena Roon wanted Adolf Hitler back. In response to public pressure, she resigned as chairman of the district association and renounced her candidacy for the Bundestag.
In response to a request, the Bavarian State Office for the Protection of the Constitution announced at the beginning of November 2018 that the state politicians Ralf Stadler , Uli Henkel and Andreas Winhart were being observed. At the end of December 2018, it was also announced that three Bavarian AfD district assembly politicians and four non-elected AfD district assembly candidates were being observed due to right-wing extremist statements or connections to the Identitarian Movement as well as positive references to the Wehrmacht and the Waffen SS . The observation of the three members of the state parliament was stopped at the beginning of 2019. The reason for this is an “increased threshold” when observing elected officials. In response to a request from the Greens, the Bavarian Ministry of the Interior announced in June 2020 that two newly elected AfD district councilors and two newly elected AfD city councilors in Bavaria were being monitored by the Office for the Protection of the Constitution. The reason for this is that three of these people belong to the " Junge Alternative " or the " wing ", which has now officially been dissolved , and one person is in the sights of the Office for the Protection of the Constitution because of links to the Reich citizen scene.
organization
The organs of the state association are the state party congress and the state board. The regional arbitration tribunal decides on internal party disputes and can expel members.
State party conference
The highest party organ is the state party congress . It elects the state board , the auditors and the state arbitration court. The state party conference takes place as a general assembly or an assembly of delegates depending on the decision of the state executive committee. If the party congress takes place as an assembly of delegates, the district associations send one delegate for every 15 members or part thereof. State election meetings take place exclusively as general meetings.
| No. | date | place | State Chairperson / Leading Candidate |
Election result | theme |
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| 1st state party conference | March 30, 2013 | Ebersberg | Wolf-Joachim Schünemann | Establishment of the regional association; Election of the state board | |
| 2nd state party conference | May 11th, 2013 | Ingolstadt |
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Invalid new election of the state executive; Debate about change of state statutes; Decision not to participate in the 2013 state elections |
| Extraordinary state party conference |
May 26, 2013 | Nuremberg | Andre Wächter | 84% | New election of the state executive |
| State election assembly | 6th June 2013 | Ingolstadt |
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Invalid election of the state list for the 2013 federal election | |
| State election assembly | 30th of June 2013 | Ingolstadt | Andre Wächter | Repetition of the election of the state list for the 2013 federal election | |
| 3rd state party conference | December 7, 2013 | Dachau | Election of the delegates to the federal party congress and the European election assembly | ||
| 4th state party conference | 19th October 2014 | Ingolstadt | By-election of state board members | ||
| 5th state party conference | April 19, 2015 | Mamming | Amendment of the state statutes | ||
| 6th state party conference | 3rd / 4th October 2015 | Nuremberg | Petr Bystron | 62% | New election of the state executive; Amendment of the state statutes |
| 7th state party conference | 20th November 2016 | Ingolstadt | By-election of state board members; Changes to the state statutes | ||
| State election meetings |
24./25. March 2017 1./2. April 2017 6./7/13/14. May 2017 |
Greding | Martin Hebner | 55% | Election of the state list for the 2017 federal election |
| 8th state party conference | 25./26. November 2017 | Greding | Martin Sichert | 56% | New election of the state executive |
| 9th state party conference | 6./7. January 2018 | Greding | Election of state board members; Choice of the regional arbitration tribunal | ||
| 10th state party conference | 9/10 June 2018 | Nuremberg | Decision of the election program for the state election 2018 | ||
| 11th state party conference | 24./25. November 2018 | Greding | Amendment of the state statutes | ||
| 12th state party conference | 23/24 February 2019 | Greding | Amendment of the state statutes | ||
| Extraordinary state party conference |
July 21, 2019 | Greding | |||
| 13th state party conference | 14./15. September 2019 | Greding | Corinna Miazga | 56% | New election of the state executive |
State Board
Since September 2019, the state executive has consisted of the following members:
| State chairman | Corinna Miazga (Member of the Bundestag) |
| Deputy State Chair | Hansjörg Müller (Member of the Bundestag), Gerd Mannes (Member of the Bundestag), Martin Böhm (Member of the Bundestag) |
| Treasurer | Peter Eggen |
| Deputy Treasurer | Rainer Gross |
| Secretary | Ferdinand Mang (Member of the Bundestag) |
| Deputy Secretary | Elena Fritz |
| Assessor | Jens Schosnowski, Josef Robin, Gerd Kögler, Jürgen Steinhäuser, Erhard Brucker |
| MdL = member of the state parliament; MdB = member of the Bundestag | |
District Associations
The regional association of Bavaria is divided into district, district and local associations, which have different geographic dimensions depending on the number of members. The regional association of Bavaria consists of the district associations of Upper Bavaria , Lower Bavaria , Upper Palatinate , Upper Franconia , Middle Franconia , Lower Franconia and Swabia , more than 50 district associations and some local associations. The regional office is located in Munich.
| District Association | Chairman | District associations |
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| Upper Bavaria | Wolfgang Wiehle | Munich Middle-West, Munich Land, Munich North, Munich East, Munich South, Altötting, Berchtesgadener Land, Dachau, Ebersberg, Erding, Freising-Pfaffenhofen, Fürstenfeldbruck, Ingolstadt-Eichstätt, Mühldorf, Neuburg-Schrobenhausen, Miesbach, Upper Bavaria South-West , Rosenheim, Starnberg, Traunstein, Weilheim-Schongau |
| Lower Bavaria | Stephan Protschka | Deggendorf, Landshut-Kelheim, Passau / Freyung-Grafenau, Rottal-Inn / Dingolfing-Landau, Straubing-Bogen / Regen |
| Upper Palatinate | Claudia Marino | Amberg-Neumarkt, Regensburg, Schwandorf-Cham, Weiden |
| Upper Franconia | Tobias Peterka | Bamberg, Bayreuth, Coburg-Kronach, Forchheim, High Franconia, Kulmbach, Lichtenfels |
| Middle Franconia | Andreas Haas | Ansbach / Weißenburg, Erlangen / Erlangen-Höchstadt, Lauf / Roth, Fürth / Neustadt ad Aisch, Nuremberg / Schwabach |
| Lower Franconia | Richard Graupner | Aschaffenburg, Lower Franconia-North, Kitzingen-Schweinfurt, Main-Spessart / Miltenberg, Würzburg |
| Swabia | Gerd Mannes | Aichach-Friedberg, Augsburg Stadt, Augsburg Land, Dillingen, Donau-Ries, Günzburg, Neu-Ulm, Oberallgäu / Lindau / Kempten, Ostallgäu / Kaufbeuren, Memmingen-Unterallgäu |
Party leader
| Party leader | Term of office | |
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| Wolf-Joachim Schünemann | March 2013 - May 2013 | |
| Andre Wächter | May 2013 - July 2015 | |
| Petr Bystron | November 2015 - November 2017 | |
| Martin Sichert | November 2017 - September 2019 | |
| Corinna Miazga | since September 2019 | |
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Group leaders
| Group leaders | Term of office | |
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| Katrin Ebner-Steiner , Markus Plenk (until April 2019) | October 2018 - September 2019 | |
| Katrin Ebner-Steiner , Ingo Hahn | since September 2019 | |
Young alternative Bavaria
The boy Alternative Bavaria is the nation's active youth organization of the AFD Bavaria. A regional arbitration tribunal made up of party members decides on internal party disputes and can expel members.
Election results
| State elections | ||||||
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| year | Number of votes | Share of votes | Direct mandates | Seats | space | Top candidate |
| 2013 | not started | |||||
| 2018 | 1,383,866 | 10.2% |
0/91 |
22/205 |
4th | - |
| City council elections | |||
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| year | Number of votes | Share of votes | Seats |
| 2014 | 15,988 | 1.3% |
6/1172 |
| District elections | |||
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| year | Number of votes | Share of votes | Seats |
| 2014 | 2.156 | 0.1% |
2/4380 |
| Bundestag elections | ||||||
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| year | Number of votes | Share of votes | Direct mandates | Seats | space | Top candidate |
| 2013 | 283,570 | 4.3% |
0/45 |
0/91 |
5 | André Wächter |
| 2017 | 916,300 | 12.4% |
0/46 |
14/108 |
3 | Martin Hebner |
| European elections | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| year | Number of votes | Share of votes | space |
| 2014 | 311,982 | 8.1% | 4th |
| 2019 | 492,443 | 8.5% | 4th |
Parliamentary group
In the constituent meeting on October 19, 2018, the parliamentary group executive chaired by Katrin Ebner-Steiner and Markus Plenk was elected. On April 5, 2019, Plenk announced that he would resign from the parliamentary group and the party. As the sole leader of the parliamentary group, Ebner-Steiner remained at the head of the parliamentary group. On September 27, 2019, the parliamentary group's executive committee was re-elected and Ingo Hahn became the new co-group chairman .
Since April 2019 , the AfD parliamentary group in the Bavarian state parliament , which has now shrunk to 20 elected members :
| Member of the political group | Entry into the state parliament over | Current functions and memberships in the parliamentary group and in the party |
|---|---|---|
| Markus Bayerbach | List place 1 (Swabia) | |
| Franz Bergmüller | List place 1 (Upper Bavaria) | |
| Martin Boehm | List place 1 (Upper Franconia) | Deputy State Chairman |
| Anne Cyron | List place 22 (Upper Bavaria) | |
| Katrin Ebner-Steiner | List place 1 (Lower Bavaria) | Co-Group Chairmen |
| Richard Graupner | List place 2 (Lower Franconia) | Deputy Group Chairman |
| Ingo Hahn | List place 9 (Upper Bavaria) | Co-Group Chairman |
| Uli Henkel comment | List place 2 (Upper Bavaria) | |
| Christian blades | List place 1 (Lower Franconia) | |
| Stefan Loew | List place 3 (Upper Palatinate) | |
| Roland Magerl | List place 1 (Upper Palatinate) | Deputy Group Chairman |
| Christoph Maier | List place 5 (Swabia) | Parliamentary executive director |
| Ferdinand Mang | List place 4 (Middle Franconia) | Deputy Parliamentary Managing Director; Secretary |
| Gerd Mannes | List place 2 (Swabia) | Deputy State Chairman |
| Ralph Muller | List place 2 (Middle Franconia) | |
| Jan Schiffers | List place 4 (Upper Franconia) | |
| Josef Seidl | List place 4 (Lower Bavaria) | |
| Ulrich Singer | List place 3 (Swabia) | |
| Ralf Stadler comment | List place 5 (Lower Bavaria) | |
| Andreas Winhart's comment | List place 5 (Upper Bavaria) |
former members
- Raimund Swoboda (entry into the state parliament above list position 1 (Middle Franconia); resignation from the parliamentary group and the party on March 27, 2019.)
- Markus Plenk (entry into the state parliament above list position 3 (Upper Bavaria); Co-parliamentary group chairman; resignation from the parliamentary group and party on April 5, 2019.)
Regional group in the German Bundestag
The state list for the 2017 federal election was drawn up at four state election meetings.
The state party moved into the German Bundestag with a total of 14 members who are part of the AfD parliamentary group :
| Member of the political group | Moved into the Bundestag over | Current functions and memberships in the party and in the parliamentary group |
|---|---|---|
| Peter Boehringer | List place 2 | Chairman of the Budget Committee |
| Petr Bystron's note | List position 4 | Party chairman in the Foreign Affairs Committee |
| Peter Felser | List position 7 | Deputy Chairman of the AfD parliamentary group |
| Martin Hebner | List position 1 | |
| Johannes Huber | List place 13 | Party chairman in the petitions committee |
| Rainer Kraft | List position 12 | Chairman of the regional group |
| Corinna Miazga | List position 3 | State chairman |
| Hansjörg Müller | List place 6 | Chairman of the AfD-Mittelstandsforum e. V .; Deputy State Chairman |
| Gerold Otten | List place 8 | |
| Tobias Peterka | List position 11 | Deputy chairman of the regional group |
| Paul Podolay | List place 10 | |
| Stephan Protschka | List position 9 | Party chairman in the Committee on Food and Agriculture ; Assessor in the federal board |
| Martin Sichert | List position 5 | |
| Wolfgang Wiehle | List place 14 |
Web links
Individual evidence
- ↑ New members after state elections: AfD wins - two parties lose significantly. January 19, 2019, accessed January 29, 2019 .
- ↑ www.br.de:The AfD and the Bavarian Office for the Protection of the Constitution ( Memento from June 12, 2018 in the Internet Archive )
- ↑ Katja Riedel, Sebastian Pittelkow: AfD country chief under observation. In: Süddeutsche Zeitung. July 28, 2017. Retrieved September 29, 2017 .
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- ↑ Local elections in Bavaria with AfD participation - alternative for Germany - Augsburg city district association. Alternative für Deutschland - Kreisverband Augsburg Stadt, March 19, 2014, accessed on June 1, 2016 .
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- ↑ a b Populist and only on mood: AfD Bayern emulates Pegida. In: right end of the line. Bavaria. Retrieved May 31, 2016 .
- ↑ Massive influx of members in the AfD Bavaria. AfD Bayern, accessed on June 1, 2016 .
- ↑ Augsburger Allgemeine: AfD boss Bavaria observed by the protection of the Constitution remains on the list . In: Augsburger Allgemeine . ( augsburger-allgemeine.de [accessed September 29, 2017]).
- ^ The Federal Returning Officer : Provisionally elected on state lists of the parties in Bavaria - The Federal Returning Officer. Archived from the original on September 26, 2017 ; accessed on October 4, 2017 .
- ↑ Bavarian AfD parliamentary group leader Markus Plenk wants to switch to the CSU. In: Focus . April 5, 2019, accessed April 6, 2019 .
- ^ Johann Osel, Ingrid Fuchs, Wolfgang Wittl: Landtag - Chaos in the AfD . In: sueddeutsche.de . 5th April 2019.
- ↑ Anna Clauss: It's enough for him. In: Der Spiegel . No. 15, April 6, 2019, p. 28.
- ↑ a b AfD in Bavaria - "Unity", not about everything. Retrieved July 9, 2019 .
- ↑ AfD members show their own group leader. July 9, 2019, accessed July 9, 2019 .
- ↑ n-tv NEWS: AfD power struggles: party conference expected before summer. Retrieved July 9, 2019 .
- ↑ Bavarian AfD country chief attacks Höcke with bitter accusation. July 21, 2019, accessed July 22, 2019 .
- ↑ a b Katja Auer Greding: It crashes at Bayern-AfD . In: sueddeutsche.de . July 21, 2019, ISSN 0174-4917 ( sueddeutsche.de [accessed July 22, 2019]).
- ↑ a b Henry Stern: The Bayern-AfD remains on course to the far right. www.augsburger-allgemeine.de, September 15, 2019.
- ↑ Johann Osel: Bavarian AfD remains at the top as right as before. www.sueddeutsche.de, September 14, 2019.
- ^ Henry Stern: Corinna Miazga is the new AfD boss in Bavaria. www.augsburger-allgemeine.de, September 15, 2019.
- ^ Johann Osel: AfD wanted to limit protest against party congress. www.sueddeutsche.de, September 16, 2019.
- ↑ Theses paper of the AfD Bavaria on the subject of asylum, December 2015.
- ^ Bayern-AfD against any “political deal” with Turkey - alternative for Germany - Augsburg city district association. Alternative für Deutschland - Kreisverband Augsburg Stadt, May 24, 2016, accessed on June 1, 2016 .
- ^ AfD agitation against the Nuremberg Christ Child Benigna Munsi: Indian comparison on Facebook .
- ↑ AfD incites against Nuremberg Christkind . In: Focus Online. 2nd November 2019.
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