List of members of the German Bundestag (19th electoral term)

Current composition of the
Bundestag for the 19th electoral term

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152

67

246

80

89

6th

69 152 67 246 80 89 6th 

A total of 709 seats

• The left : 69
• SPD : 152
• Alliance 90 /
  The Greens : 67
• CDU / CSU : 246
• FDP : 80
• AfD : 89
• Non-attached : 6

This list gives an overview of all members of the German Bundestag in the 19th electoral term after the 2017 Bundestag election . The term of office of the MPs began with the constituent session on October 24, 2017.

In July 2019 the proportion of women in the Bundestag was 31.17%, before the election it was 36.83% (see proportions of women in parliamentary groups 2013–2019 ).

composition

fraction	Elected	At the beginning of the legislative period	Last stand	Direct mandates	Departures	Accesses	balance
CDU / CSU	246	246	246	231	Brauksiepe , Harbarth , Mortler , von der Leyen , Stübgen , Veith , Freudenstein	Manderla , Warken , Freudenstein, Pahlmann , Ludwig , Siebert , Zech	± 0
SPD	153	153	152	58	Reimann , Schurer , Bülow , Kelber , Barley , Lischka , Nahles , Gabriel , Schüle , Burkert , Kahrs , Högl	Völlers , Träger , Baradari , Mackensen , Brecht , Weingarten , Paschke , Lehmann , Bach , Martin , Rawert	- 1
AfD	94	92	89	2	Mieruch , Petry , Kamann , Herrmann , Hartmann		- 5th
FDP	80	80	80	0	Buchholz , Beer , Kemmerich , Schulz , Ruppert	Jensen , Heidt , Hanke , Bubendorfer-Licht , Nölke	± 0
The left	69	69	69	5			± 0
Alliance 90 / The Greens	67	67	67	1	Schick , Andreae	Zickenheiner , Schneidewind-Hartnagel	± 0
Non-attached	0	2	6th	2		Mieruch, Petry, Bülow, Kamann, Herrmann, Hartmann	+ 6
total	709	709	709	299			± 0

Bureau

• President of the Bundestag
  • Wolfgang Schäuble (CDU)

• Bundestag Vice-President
  • Hans-Peter Friedrich (CSU)
  • Thomas Oppermann (SPD)
  • none (AfD)
  • Wolfgang Kubicki (FDP)
  • Petra Pau (The Left)
  • Claudia Roth (Alliance 90 / The Greens)

• Age president
  • Hermann Otto Solms (FDP)

Elections to the presidium

Constituent session on October 24, 2017

Surname	Political party	votes cast	required majority	Yes	No	Abstentions	invalid votes
Wolfgang Schäuble (President)	CDU	705	355	501	173	30th	1
Hans-Peter Friedrich	CSU	703		507	112	82	2
Thomas Oppermann	SPD			396	220	81	6th
Albrecht Glaser , 1st ballot	AfD			115	550	26th	12
Wolfgang Kubicki	FDP			489	100	111	3
Petra Pau	left			456	187	54	6th
Claudia Roth	Alliance 90 / The Greens			489	166	45	3
Albrecht Glaser , 2nd ballot	AfD	697		123	549	24	1
Albrecht Glaser , 3rd ballot	AfD	685	330	114	545	26th	0

Subsequent ballots for Vice President of the Bundestag

See also : Presidium of the 19th German Bundestag

Parliamentary groups

fraction	Chairperson	vice-chairman	Parliamentary managing directors
CDU / CSU	Volker Kauder until September 25, 2018 Ralph Brinkhaus since September 25, 2018	Alexander Dobrindt Gitta Connemann Thorsten Frei Hermann Gröhe Andreas Jung Ulrich Lange Katja Leikert Carsten Linnemann Georg Nüßlein Nadine Schön Arnold Vaatz Johann Wadephul	Michael Grosse-Brömer Stefan Müller Heike Brehmer Manfred Grund Patrick Schnieder
SPD	Andrea Nahles until June 4, 2019 Rolf Mützenich since September 24, 2019, previously on a provisional basis	Soeren Bartol Bärbel Bas Gabriela Heinrich Katja Mast Matthias Miersch Achim Post Dirk Wiese	Gabriele Katzmarek Carsten Schneider Marianne Schieder Dagmar Ziegler
AfD	Alexander Gauland Alice Weidel	Tino Chrupalla Peter Felser Roland Hartwig Leif-Erik Holm Beatrix von Storch	Bernd Baumann Jürgen Braun Michael Espendiller Hansjörg Müller
FDP	Christian Lindner	Katja Suding Michael Theurer Stephan Thomae Alexander Graf Lambsdorff Christian Dürr Frank Sitta	Marco Buschmann Bettina Stark-Watzinger Florian Toncar
The left	Sahra Wagenknecht until November 12, 2019 Amira Mohamed Ali since November 12, 2019 Dietmar Bartsch	Sevim Dağdelen Caren Lay	Jan Korte
Alliance 90 / The Greens	Katrin Göring-Eckardt Anton Hofreiter	Agnieszka Brugger Katja Dörner Anja Hajduk Oliver Krischer Konstantin von Notz	Britta Haßelmann Franziska Brantner Katharina Dröge Steffi Lemke

MPs

The complete list of the members of the 19th Bundestag:

Contents A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z

Note: For the directly elected candidates, the relevant constituency and the percentage of first votes (in%) are listed. Only the federal state of their state list is given for the candidates selected via the state lists. If you have also run as a direct candidate in a constituency and are inferior to an applicant there, this constituency and the percentage of first votes you achieved there are not listed.

image	Surname	Year of birth	Political party	country	Constituency	First votes	Remarks
	Michael of Abercron	1952	CDU	Schleswig-Holstein	Pinneberg	39.7%
	Doris Achelwilm	1976	left	Bremen
	Grigorios Aggelidis	1965	FDP	Lower Saxony
	Gokay Akbulut	1982	left	Baden-Württemberg
	Stephan Albani	1968	CDU	Lower Saxony
	Renata Alt	1965	FDP	Baden-Württemberg
	Norbert Altenkamp	1972	CDU	Hesse	Main-Taunus	41.9%	Secretary
	Peter Altmaier	1958	CDU	Saarland	Saarlouis	38.0%	Federal Minister for Economic Affairs and Energy (from March 2018); Federal Minister for Special Tasks and Head of the Federal Chancellery (until March 2018); Acting Federal Minister of Finance (until March 2018)
	Philipp Amthor	1992	CDU	Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania	Mecklenburg Lake District I - Vorpommern-Greifswald II	31.2%
	Luise Amtsberg	1984	Green	Schleswig-Holstein
	Niels Annen	1973	SPD	Hamburg	Hamburg-Eimsbüttel	31.6%	Minister of State in the Foreign Office
	Ingrid Arndt-Brauer	1961	SPD	North Rhine-Westphalia
	Christine Aschenberg-Dugnus	1959	FDP	Schleswig-Holstein
	Artur Auernhammer	1963	CSU	Bavaria	Ansbach	44.3%	Secretary
	Peter Aumer	1976	CSU	Bavaria	regensburg	40.1%
	Bela Bach	1990	SPD	Bavaria			Moved up for Martin Burkert on February 4, 2020.
	Lisa Badum	1983	Green	Bavaria
	Heike Baehrens	1955	SPD	Baden-Württemberg
	Annalena Baerbock	1980	Green	Brandenburg			Party leader
	Ulrike Bahr	1964	SPD	Bavaria
	Dorothee Bear	1978	CSU	Bavaria	Bad Kissingen	51.1%	Parliamentary State Secretary (until March 2018), State Minister
	Nezahat Baradari	1965	SPD	North Rhine-Westphalia			Moved up for Ulrich Kelber on Jan. 7, 2019
	Thomas Bareiß	1975	CDU	Baden-Württemberg	Zollernalb - Sigmaringen	45.0%	Parliamentary State Secretary
	Doris Barnett	1953	SPD	Rhineland-Palatinate
	Simone Barrientos	1963	left	Bavaria
	Norbert Barthle	1952	CDU	Baden-Württemberg	Backnang - Schwäbisch Gmünd	41.2%	Parliamentary State Secretary
	Matthias Bartke	1959	SPD	Hamburg	Hamburg-Altona	28.9%
	Soeren Bartol	1974	SPD	Hesse	Marburg	35.7%
	Dietmar Bartsch	1958	left	Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania			Group leader
	Bärbel Bas	1968	SPD	North Rhine-Westphalia	Duisburg I.	38.3%
	Nicole Bauer	1987	FDP	Bavaria
	Bernd Baumann	1958	AfD	Hamburg
	Margarete Bause	1959	Green	Bavaria
	Danyal Bayaz	1983	Green	Baden-Württemberg
	Canan Bayram	1966	Green	Berlin	Berlin-Friedrichshain - Kreuzberg - Prenzlauer Berg East	26.3%
	Jens Beeck	1969	FDP	Lower Saxony
	Olaf in the Beek	1967	FDP	North Rhine-Westphalia
	Maik Beermann	1981	CDU	Lower Saxony	Nienburg II - Schaumburg	40.6%	Secretary
	Manfred Behrens	1956	CDU	Saxony-Anhalt	Börde - Jerichower Land	37.8%
	Veronika Bellmann	1960	CDU	Saxony	Central Saxony	32.4%
	Sybille Benning	1961	CDU	North Rhine-Westphalia	Muenster	37.2%
	André Berghegger	1972	CDU	Lower Saxony	Osnabrück-Land	45.6%
	Marc Bernhard	1972	AfD	Baden-Württemberg
	Melanie Bernstein	1976	CDU	Schleswig-Holstein	Plön - Neumünster	40.7%	Secretary
	Christoph Bernstiel	1984	CDU	Saxony-Anhalt	Hall	27.1%	Secretary
	Lorenz Gosta Beutin	1978	left	Schleswig-Holstein
	Peter Beyer	1970	CDU	North Rhine-Westphalia	Mettmann II	39.3%
	Marc Biadacz	1979	CDU	Baden-Württemberg	Boeblingen	38.8%
	Steffen Bilger	1979	CDU	Baden-Württemberg	Ludwigsburg	38.3%	Parliamentary State Secretary
	Lothar Binding	1950	SPD	Baden-Württemberg
	Matthias W. Birkwald	1961	left	North Rhine-Westphalia
	Andreas Bleck	1988	AfD	Rhineland-Palatinate
	Peter Bleser	1952	CDU	Rhineland-Palatinate	Moselle / Rhine-Hunsrück	44.1%
	Heidrun Bluhm	1958	left	Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania
	Peter Boehringer	1969	AfD	Bavaria
	Norbert Brackmann	1954	CDU	Schleswig-Holstein	Duchy of Lauenburg - Stormarn-Süd	39.5%
	Michael Brand	1973	CDU	Hesse	Fulda	45.2%
	Jens Brandenburg	1986	FDP	Baden-Württemberg
	Mario Brandenburg	1983	FDP	Rhineland-Palatinate
	Reinhard Brandl	1977	CSU	Bavaria	Ingolstadt	49.5%
	Stephan Brandner	1966	AfD	Thuringia
	Michel Brandt	1990	left	Baden-Württemberg
	Franziska Brantner	1979	Green	Baden-Württemberg
	Helge Braun	1972	CDU	Hesse	to water	35.1%	Federal Minister for Special Tasks and Head of the Federal Chancellery
	Jürgen Braun	1961	AfD	Baden-Württemberg
	Eberhard Brecht	1950	SPD	Saxony-Anhalt			Moved up for Burkhard Lischka on October 25, 2019
	Silvia Breher	1973	CDU	Lower Saxony	Cloppenburg - Vechta	57.7%	Secretary
	Sebastian Brehm	1971	CSU	Bavaria	Nuremberg North	31.3%
	Heike Brehmer	1962	CDU	Saxony-Anhalt	resin	36.4%
	Leni Breymaier	1960	SPD	Baden-Württemberg
	Ralph Brinkhaus	1968	CDU	North Rhine-Westphalia	Gutersloh I.	46.6%	Group leader
	Carsten Brodesser	1967	CDU	North Rhine-Westphalia	Oberbergischer Kreis	43.7%
	Agnieszka Brugger	1985	Green	Baden-Württemberg
	Karl-Heinz Brunner	1953	SPD	Bavaria
	Sandra Bubendorfer-Licht	1969	FDP	Bavaria			Moved up for Jimmy Schulz on December 9, 2019
	Christine Buchholz	1971	left	Hesse
	Katrin Budde	1965	SPD	Saxony-Anhalt
	Marcus Buhl	1977	AfD	Thuringia
	Birch Bull-Bischoff	1963	left	Saxony-Anhalt
	Marco Bülow	1971	non-attached	North Rhine-Westphalia	Dortmund I	38.8%	Direct mandate of the SPD, left the party and parliamentary group on Nov. 26, 2018
	Marco Buschmann	1977	FDP	North Rhine-Westphalia			Parliamentary executive director
	Karlheinz Breast	1951	FDP	North Rhine-Westphalia
	Matthias Büttner	1990	AfD	Saxony-Anhalt
	Petr Bystron	1972	AfD	Bavaria
	Lars Castellucci	1974	SPD	Baden-Württemberg
	Jörg Cezanne	1958	left	Hesse
	Anna Christmann	1983	Green	Baden-Württemberg
	Tino Chrupalla	1975	AfD	Saxony	Goerlitz	32.4%
	Gitta Connemann	1964	CDU	Lower Saxony	Unterems	50.0%
	Joana Cotar	1973	AfD	Hesse
	Carl-Julius Cronenberg	1962	FDP	North Rhine-Westphalia
	Gottfried Curio	1960	AfD	Berlin
	Sevim Dağdelen	1975	left	North Rhine-Westphalia
	Bernhard Daldrup	1956	SPD	North Rhine-Westphalia
	Astrid Damerow	1958	CDU	Schleswig-Holstein	North Frisia - Dithmarschen North	45.1%	Secretary
	Britta Dassler	1964	FDP	Bavaria
	Diether Dehm	1950	left	Lower Saxony
	Daniela De Ridder	1962	SPD	Lower Saxony
	Ekin Deligoz	1971	Green	Bavaria
	Karamba Diaby	1961	SPD	Saxony-Anhalt
	Esther Dilcher	1965	SPD	Hesse	Waldeck	35.1%
	Sabine Dittmar	1964	SPD	Bavaria
	Bijan Djir-Sarai	1976	FDP	North Rhine-Westphalia
	Alexander Dobrindt	1970	CSU	Bavaria	Weilheim	47.9%
	Anke Domscheit-Berg	1968	left	Brandenburg
	Michael Donth	1967	CDU	Baden-Württemberg	Reutlingen	40.8%	Secretary
	Katja Dörner	1976	Green	North Rhine-Westphalia
	Marie-Luise Dött	1953	CDU	North Rhine-Westphalia
	Siegbert Droese	1969	AfD	Saxony
	Katharina Dröge	1984	Green	North Rhine-Westphalia			Parliamentary executive director
	Christian Dürr	1977	FDP	Lower Saxony
	Hansjörg Durz	1971	CSU	Bavaria	Augsburg country	47.8%
	Hartmut Ebbing	1956	FDP	Berlin
	Harald Ebner	1964	Green	Baden-Württemberg
	Thomas Ehrhorn	1959	AfD	Lower Saxony
	Berengar Elsner from Gronow	1978	AfD	North Rhine-Westphalia
	Thomas Erndl	1974	CSU	Bavaria	Deggendorf	44.1%	Secretary
	Klaus Ernst	1954	left	Bavaria
	Wiebke Esdar	1984	SPD	North Rhine-Westphalia	Bielefeld - Gütersloh II	33.2%
	Saskia Esken	1961	SPD	Baden-Württemberg
	Michael Espendiller	1989	AfD	North Rhine-Westphalia
	Marcus Faber	1984	FDP	Saxony-Anhalt
	Yasmin Fahimi	1967	SPD	Lower Saxony	City of Hanover II	33.7%
	Hermann Färber	1963	CDU	Baden-Württemberg	Goeppingen	37.6%
	Johannes Fechner	1972	SPD	Baden-Württemberg
	Uwe Feiler	1965	CDU	Brandenburg	Oberhavel - Havelland II	29.9%	Parliamentary State Secretary (since December 2019)
	Fritz Felgentreu	1968	SPD	Berlin	Berlin-Neukölln	26.8%
	Peter Felser	1969	AfD	Bavaria
	Enak Ferlemann	1963	CDU	Lower Saxony	Cuxhaven - Stade II	42.7%	Parliamentary State Secretary
	Susanne Ferschl	1973	left	Bavaria
	Axel Fischer	1966	CDU	Baden-Württemberg	Karlsruhe-Land	40.4%
	Maria Flachsbarth	1963	CDU	Lower Saxony			Parliamentary State Secretary
	Daniel Foest	1976	FDP	Bavaria
	Edgar Franke	1960	SPD	Hesse	Schwalm-Eder	37.7%
	Ulrich Freese	1951	SPD	Brandenburg
	Thorsten Frei	1973	CDU	Baden-Württemberg	Black Forest Baar	47.0%
	Brigitte Freihold	1955	left	Rhineland-Palatinate
	Dagmar Friday	1953	SPD	North Rhine-Westphalia	Märkischer Kreis II	38.6%
	Otto Fricke	1965	FDP	North Rhine-Westphalia
	Dietmar Friedhoff	1966	AfD	Lower Saxony
	Hans-Peter Friedrich	1957	CSU	Bavaria	court	47.0%	Vice President of the Bundestag
	Anton Friesen	1985	AfD	Thuringia
	Michael Frieser	1964	CSU	Bavaria	Nuremberg-South	35.6%
	Markus Frohnmaier	1991	AfD	Baden-Württemberg
	Götz Frömming	1968	AfD	Berlin
	Hans-Joachim Fuchtel	1952	CDU	Baden-Württemberg	Calw	43.3%	Parliamentary State Secretary
	Sylvia Gabelmann	1958	left	North Rhine-Westphalia
	Ingo Gädechens	1960	CDU	Schleswig-Holstein	Ostholstein - Stormarn-Nord	41.5%
	Matthias Gastel	1970	Green	Baden-Württemberg
	Alexander Gauland	1941	AfD	Brandenburg			Group leader
	Thomas Gebhart	1971	CDU	Rhineland-Palatinate	Southern Palatinate	40.3%	Parliamentary State Secretary
	Kai Gehring	1977	Green	North Rhine-Westphalia
	Axel Gehrke	1942	AfD	Schleswig-Holstein
	Stefan yellow hair	1976	Green	Berlin
	Michael Gerdes	1960	SPD	North Rhine-Westphalia	Bottrop - Recklinghausen III	36.8%
	Alois Gerig	1956	CDU	Baden-Württemberg	Odenwald - Tauber	46.8%
	Martin Gerster	1971	SPD	Baden-Württemberg
	Eberhard Gienger	1951	CDU	Baden-Württemberg	Neckar-Zaber	40.0%
	Albrecht Glaser	1942	AfD	Hesse
	Angelika Glöckner	1962	SPD	Rhineland-Palatinate
	Franziska Gminder	1945	AfD	Baden-Württemberg
	Eckhard Gnodtke	1958	CDU	Saxony-Anhalt	Altmark	32.6%
	Nicole Gohlke	1975	left	Bavaria
	Katrin Göring-Eckardt	1966	Green	Thuringia			Group leaders
	Wilhelm von Gottberg	1940	AfD	Lower Saxony
	Kay Gottschalk	1965	AfD	North Rhine-Westphalia
	Timon Gremmels	1976	SPD	Hesse	kassel	35.5%
	Kerstin Griese	1966	SPD	North Rhine-Westphalia			Parliamentary State Secretary
	Ursula Groden-Kranich	1965	CDU	Rhineland-Palatinate	Mainz	35.7%
	Hermann Gröhe	1961	CDU	North Rhine-Westphalia	Neuss I	44.0%
	Klaus-Dieter Gröhler	1966	CDU	Berlin	Berlin-Charlottenburg - Wilmersdorf	30.2%
	Michael Gross	1956	SPD	North Rhine-Westphalia	Recklinghausen II	41.1%
	Michael Grosse-Brömer	1960	CDU	Lower Saxony	Harburg	40.6%	Parliamentary executive director
	Astrid Grotelüschen	1964	CDU	Lower Saxony	Delmenhorst - Wesermarsch - Oldenburg-Land	34.1%
	Uli Grötsch	1975	SPD	Bavaria
	Markus Grübel	1959	CDU	Baden-Württemberg	Esslingen	40.0%
	Manfred Grund	1955	CDU	Thuringia	Eichsfeld - Nordhausen - Kyffhäuserkreis	38.0%	Parliamentary executive director
	Erhard Grundl	1963	Green	Bavaria
	Oliver Grundmann	1971	CDU	Lower Saxony	Stade I - Rotenburg II	44.4%
	Monika Grütters	1962	CDU	Berlin			Minister of State
	Fritz Güntzler	1966	CDU	Lower Saxony
	Olav Gutting	1970	CDU	Baden-Württemberg	Bruchsal - Schwetzingen	41.5%
	Gregor Gysi	1948	left	Berlin	Berlin-Treptow - Koepenick	39.9%
	Christian Haase	1966	CDU	North Rhine-Westphalia	Höxter - Lippe II	44.3%
	Thomas Hacker	1967	FDP	Bavaria
	Bettina Hagedorn	1955	SPD	Schleswig-Holstein			Parliamentary State Secretary
	Rita Hagl-Kehl	1970	SPD	Bavaria			Parliamentary State Secretary
	André Hahn	1963	left	Saxony
	Florian Hahn	1974	CSU	Bavaria	Munich-Land	43.5%
	Anja Hajduk	1963	Green	Hamburg
	Metin Hakverdi	1969	SPD	Hamburg	Hamburg-Bergedorf - Harburg	34.8%
	Armin-Paul Hampel	1957	AfD	Lower Saxony
	Reginald Hanke	1956	FDP	Thuringia			Moved up for Thomas L. Kemmerich on November 15, 2019
	Heike Hansel	1966	left	Baden-Württemberg
	Mariana Harder-Kühnel	1974	AfD	Hesse
	Jürgen Hardt	1963	CDU	North Rhine-Westphalia	Solingen - Remscheid - Wuppertal II	38.2%
	Sebastian Hartmann	1977	SPD	North Rhine-Westphalia
	Verena Hartmann	1974	non-attached	Saxony			List mandate of the AfD, resigned from party and parliamentary group on January 27th
	Roland Hartwig	1954	AfD	North Rhine-Westphalia
	Britta Haßelmann	1961	Green	North Rhine-Westphalia			Parliamentary executive director
	Matthias Hauer	1977	CDU	North Rhine-Westphalia	Food III	37.1%
	Jochen Haug	1973	AfD	North Rhine-Westphalia
	Mark Hauptmann	1984	CDU	Thuringia	Suhl - Schmalkalden-Meiningen - Hildburghausen - Sonneberg	33.5%
	Martin Hebner	1959	AfD	Bavaria
	Dirk Heidenblut	1961	SPD	North Rhine-Westphalia	Food II	37.3%
	Matthias Heider	1966	CDU	North Rhine-Westphalia	Olpe - Märkischer Kreis I.	47.9%
	Peter Heidt	1965	FDP	Hesse			Moved up on July 1, 2019 for Nicola Beer .
	Hubertus Heil	1972	SPD	Lower Saxony	Gifhorn - Peine	37.8%	Federal Minister for Labor and Social Affairs
	Mechthild Heil	1961	CDU	Rhineland-Palatinate	Ahrweiler	42.8%
	Thomas Heilmann	1964	CDU	Berlin	Berlin-Steglitz - Zehlendorf	35.4%
	Frank Heinrich	1964	CDU	Saxony	Chemnitz	26.6%
	Gabriela Heinrich	1963	SPD	Bavaria
	Marcus hero	1977	SPD	Rhineland-Palatinate
	Mark Helfrich	1978	CDU	Schleswig-Holstein	Steinburg - Dithmarschen South	41.9%
	Katrin Helling-Plahr	1986	FDP	North Rhine-Westphalia
	Wolfgang Hellmich	1958	SPD	North Rhine-Westphalia
	Udo Hemmelgarn	1959	AfD	North Rhine-Westphalia
	Barbara Hendricks	1952	SPD	North Rhine-Westphalia
	Rudolf Henke	1954	CDU	North Rhine-Westphalia	Aachen I	33.7%
	Michael Hennrich	1965	CDU	Baden-Württemberg	Nürtingen	39.4%
	Marc Henrichmann	1976	CDU	North Rhine-Westphalia	Coesfeld - Steinfurt II	51.6%	Secretary
	Markus Herbrand	1971	FDP	North Rhine-Westphalia
	Torsten Herbst	1973	FDP	Saxony
	Waldemar Herdt	1962	AfD	Lower Saxony
	Lars Herrmann	1977	non-attached	Saxony			List mandate of the AfD, left party and parliamentary group on December 18, 2019
	Gustav Herzog	1958	SPD	Rhineland-Palatinate	Kaiserslautern	33.9%
	Martin Hess	1971	AfD	Baden-Württemberg
	Katja Hessel	1972	FDP	Bavaria
	Heiko Heßenkemper	1956	AfD	Saxony
	Ansgar Heveling	1972	CDU	North Rhine-Westphalia	Krefeld I - Neuss II	42.4%
	Gabriele Hiller-Ohm	1953	SPD	Schleswig-Holstein
	Karsten Hilse	1964	AfD	Saxony	Bautzen I.	33.2%
	Christian shepherd	1976	CDU	Thuringia	Eisenach - Wartburg district - Unstrut-Hainich district	34.4%	Parliamentary State Secretary
	Heribert Shepherd	1958	CDU	North Rhine-Westphalia	Cologne II	34.9%
	Thomas Hitschler	1982	SPD	Rhineland-Palatinate
	Nicole Höchst	1970	AfD	Rhineland-Palatinate
	Gero Clemens stool	1975	FDP	Lower Saxony
	Manuel Höferlin	1973	FDP	Rhineland-Palatinate
	Alexander Hoffmann	1975	CSU	Bavaria	Main-Spessart	46.6%
	Bettina Hoffmann	1960	Green	Hesse
	Christoph Hoffmann	1957	FDP	Baden-Württemberg
	Anton Hofreiter	1970	Green	Bavaria			Group leader
	Martin Hohmann	1948	AfD	Hesse
	Matthias Höhn	1975	left	Saxony-Anhalt
	Bruno Hollnagel	1948	AfD	Schleswig-Holstein
	Leif-Erik Holm	1970	AfD	Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania
	Karl Holmeier	1956	CSU	Bavaria	Schwandorf	48.5%
	Ottmar von Holtz	1961	Green	Lower Saxony
	Hendrik Hoppenstedt	1972	CDU	Lower Saxony	Hannover-Land I	40.1%	Minister of State
	Reinhard Houben	1960	FDP	North Rhine-Westphalia
	Johannes Huber	1987	AfD	Bavaria
	Andrej Hunko	1963	left	North Rhine-Westphalia
	Ulla you	1956	FDP	Lower Saxony
	Erich Irlstorfer	1970	CSU	Bavaria	Freising	43.0%
	Hans-Jürgen Irmer	1952	CDU	Hesse	Lahn dill	38.3%
	Fabian Jacobi	1973	AfD	North Rhine-Westphalia
	Dieter Janecek	1976	Green	Bavaria
	Thomas Jarzombek	1973	CDU	North Rhine-Westphalia	Düsseldorf I	40.4%
	Ulla Jelpke	1951	left	North Rhine-Westphalia
	Gyde Jensen	1989	FDP	Schleswig-Holstein			Moved up for Bernd Buchholz on Sep 25 2017
	Marc Jongen	1968	AfD	Baden-Württemberg
	Andreas Jung	1975	CDU	Baden-Württemberg	Constancy	44.8%
	Christian Jung	1977	FDP	Baden-Württemberg
	Ingmar Jung	1978	CDU	Hesse	Wiesbaden	34.3%
	Frank Young	1967	SPD	Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania
	Josip Juratovic	1959	SPD	Baden-Württemberg
	Thomas Jurk	1962	SPD	Saxony
	Oliver Kaczmarek	1970	SPD	North Rhine-Westphalia	Unna I	38.8%
	Elisabeth Kaiser	1987	SPD	Thuringia
	Uwe Kamann	1958	non-attached	North Rhine-Westphalia			List mandate of the AfD, left party and parliamentary group on December 17, 2018
	Kirsten Kappert-Gonther	1966	Green	Bremen
	Ralf Kapschack	1954	SPD	North Rhine-Westphalia	Ennepe-Ruhr District II	36.7%
	Alois Karl	1950	CSU	Bavaria	On the mountain	47.7%
	Anja Karliczek	1971	CDU	North Rhine-Westphalia	Steinfurt III	44.8%	Federal Minister for Education and Research
	Torbjörn cards	1979	CDU	Rhineland-Palatinate	Ludwigshafen / Frankenthal	32.1%	Secretary
	Kerstin Kassner	1958	left	Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania
	Gabriele Katzmarek	1960	SPD	Baden-Württemberg
	Volker Kauder	1949	CDU	Baden-Württemberg	Rottweil - Tuttlingen	43.0%	Group leader (until 2018)
	Stefan Kaufmann	1969	CDU	Baden-Württemberg	Stuttgart I.	32.0%
	Uwe Kekeritz	1953	Green	Bavaria
	Ronja Kemmer	1989	CDU	Baden-Württemberg	Ulm	42.7%	Secretary
	Achim Kessler	1964	left	Hesse
	Jens Kestner	1971	AfD	Lower Saxony
	Katja Keul	1969	Green	Lower Saxony
	Stefan Keuter	1972	AfD	North Rhine-Westphalia
	Roderich Kiesewetter	1963	CDU	Baden-Württemberg	Aalen - Heidenheim	46.4%
	Michael Kießling	1973	CSU	Bavaria	Starnberg - Landsberg am Lech	42.1%	Secretary
	Sven-Christian Kindler	1985	Green	Lower Saxony
	Georg Kippels	1959	CDU	North Rhine-Westphalia	Rhein-Erft district I	39.2%
	Katja Kipping	1978	left	Saxony
	Cansel Kiziltepe	1975	SPD	Berlin
	Arno Klare	1952	SPD	North Rhine-Westphalia	Mülheim - Essen I.	34.9%
	Karsten Klein	1977	FDP	Bavaria
	Volkmar Klein	1960	CDU	North Rhine-Westphalia	Siegen-Wittgenstein	40.1%
	Maria Klein-Schmeink	1958	Green	North Rhine-Westphalia
	Norbert Kleinwächter	1986	AfD	Brandenburg
	Lars Klingbeil	1978	SPD	Lower Saxony	Rotenburg I - Heidekreis	41.2%
	Marcel blade	1980	FDP	Baden-Württemberg
	Daniela Kluckert	1980	FDP	Berlin
	Axel Knoerig	1967	CDU	Lower Saxony	Diepholz - Nienburg I	44.6%
	Pascal Kober	1971	FDP	Baden-Württemberg
	Jens Koeppen	1962	CDU	Brandenburg	Uckermark - Barnim I.	30.6%	Secretary
	Bärbel Kofler	1967	SPD	Bavaria
	Lukas Koehler	1986	FDP	Bavaria
	Daniela Kolbe	1980	SPD	Saxony
	Enrico Komning	1968	AfD	Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania
	Jörn König	1967	AfD	Lower Saxony
	Carina Konrad	1982	FDP	Rhineland-Palatinate
	Markus Koob	1977	CDU	Hesse	Hochtaunus	39.9%
	Carsten Koerber	1979	CDU	Saxony	Zwickau	33.7%
	Elvan Korkmaz	1985	SPD	North Rhine-Westphalia
	Jan Korte	1977	left	Saxony-Anhalt			Parliamentary executive director
	Steffen Kotré	1971	AfD	Brandenburg
	Sylvia Kotting-Uhl	1952	Green	Baden-Württemberg
	Rainer Kraft	1974	AfD	Bavaria
	Anette Kramme	1967	SPD	Bavaria			Parliamentary State Secretary
	Alexander Krauss	1975	CDU	Saxony	Erzgebirgskreis I	34.7%
	Jutta Krellmann	1956	left	Lower Saxony
	Gunther Krichbaum	1964	CDU	Baden-Württemberg	Pforzheim	36.4%
	Günter Krings	1969	CDU	North Rhine-Westphalia	Mönchengladbach	44.3%	Parliamentary State Secretary
	Oliver Krischer	1969	Green	North Rhine-Westphalia
	Rudiger Kruse	1961	CDU	Hamburg
	Wolfgang Kubicki	1952	FDP	Schleswig-Holstein			Vice President of the Bundestag
	Michael Kuffer	1972	CSU	Bavaria	Munich-South	33.0%
	Konstantin Kuhle	1989	FDP	Lower Saxony
	Christian Kühn	1979	Green	Baden-Württemberg
	Stephan Kühn	1979	Green	Saxony
	Roy Kuehne	1967	CDU	Lower Saxony	Goslar - Northeim - Osterode	39.8%
	Alexander Kulitz	1981	FDP	Baden-Württemberg
	Renate Künast	1955	Green	Berlin
	Markus Kurth	1966	Green	North Rhine-Westphalia
	Christine Lambrecht	1965	SPD	Hesse			Federal Minister of Justice and Consumer Protection (from 2019) Parliamentary State Secretary (until 2019)
	Alexander Count Lambsdorff	1966	FDP	North Rhine-Westphalia
	Karl A. Lamers	1951	CDU	Baden-Württemberg	Heidelberg	32.7%
	Andreas Lämmel	1959	CDU	Saxony	Dresden I	24.5%
	Katharina Landgraf	1954	CDU	Saxony	Leipzig country	34.1%
	Christian Lange	1964	SPD	Baden-Württemberg			Parliamentary State Secretary
	Ulrich Lange	1969	CSU	Bavaria	Danube Ries	47.0%
	Silke Launert	1976	CSU	Bavaria	Bayreuth	46.5%
	Karl Lauterbach	1963	SPD	North Rhine-Westphalia	Leverkusen - Cologne IV	38.7%
	Caren Lay	1972	left	Saxony
	Monika Lazar	1967	Green	Saxony
	Ulrich Lechte	1977	FDP	Bavaria
	Jens Lehmann	1967	CDU	Saxony	Leipzig I	27.5%
	Sven Lehmann	1979	Green	North Rhine-Westphalia
	Sylvia Lehmann	1954	SPD	Brandenburg			Moved up on December 3rd for Manja Schüle .
	Paul Lehrieder	1959	CSU	Bavaria	Wurzburg	42.2%
	Sabine Leidig	1961	left	Hesse
	Katja Leikert	1975	CDU	Hesse	Hanau	35.3%
	Steffi Lemke	1968	Green	Saxony-Anhalt			Parliamentary executive director
	Ralph Lenkert	1967	left	Thuringia
	Andreas Lenz	1981	CSU	Bavaria	Erding - Ebersberg	48.2%
	Michael Leutert	1974	left	Saxony
	Antje Lezius	1960	CDU	Rhineland-Palatinate	Kreuznach	37.0%
	Stefan Liebich	1972	left	Berlin	Berlin-Pankow	28.8%
	Helge Lindh	1976	SPD	North Rhine-Westphalia	Wuppertal I	31.5%
	Andrea Lindholz	1970	CSU	Bavaria	Aschaffenburg	48.1%
	Christian Lindner	1979	FDP	North Rhine-Westphalia			Group leader
	Tobias Lindner	1982	Green	Rhineland-Palatinate
	Michael Georg Link	1963	FDP	Baden-Württemberg
	Carsten Linnemann	1977	CDU	North Rhine-Westphalia	Paderborn - Gütersloh III	53.3%
	Patricia Lips	1963	CDU	Hesse	Odenwald	36.1%
	Nikolas Löbel	1986	CDU	Baden-Württemberg	Mannheim	29.3%
	Bernhard Loos	1955	CSU	Bavaria	Munich North	32.2%
	Gesine Loetzsch	1961	left	Berlin	Berlin-Lichtenberg	34.8%
	Rudiger Lucassen	1951	AfD	North Rhine-Westphalia
	Jan-Marco Luczak	1975	CDU	Berlin	Berlin-Tempelhof - Schöneberg	28.9%
	Daniela Ludwig	1975	CSU	Bavaria	Rosenheim	45.9%
	Saskia Ludwig	1968	CDU	Brandenburg			Moved up for Michael Stübgen on Dec. 3, 2019
	Kirsten Lühmann	1964	SPD	Lower Saxony
	Oliver Luksic	1979	FDP	Saarland
	Thomas Lutze	1969	left	Saarland
	Karin Maag	1962	CDU	Baden-Württemberg	Stuttgart II	33.5%
	Heiko Maas	1966	SPD	Saarland			Federal Minister for Foreign Affairs
	Isabel Mackensen	1986	SPD	Rhineland-Palatinate			Moved up on July 2, 2019 for Katarina Barley .
	Frank Magnitz	1952	AfD	Bremen
	Yvonne Magwas	1979	CDU	Saxony	Vogtland district	35.0%
	Jens Maier	1962	AfD	Saxony
	Lothar Maier	1944	AfD	Baden-Württemberg
	Thomas de Maizière	1954	CDU	Saxony	Meissen	36.7%	Federal Minister of the Interior (until March 2018)
	Birgit Malsack-Winkemann	1964	AfD	Berlin
	Gisela Manderla	1958	CDU	North Rhine-Westphalia			Moved up for Ralf Brauksiepe on Nov. 5, 2018
	Astrid Mannes	1967	CDU	Hesse	Darmstadt	30.7%	Secretary
	Till Mansmann	1968	FDP	Hesse
	Caren Marks	1963	SPD	Lower Saxony			Parliamentary State Secretary
	Matern von Marshal	1962	CDU	Baden-Württemberg	Freiburg	28.0%
	Dorothee Martin	1978	SPD	Hamburg			Joined Johannes Kahrs on May 11, 2020 .
	Jürgen Martens	1959	FDP	Saxony
	Hans-Georg von der Marwitz	1961	CDU	Brandenburg	Märkisch-Oderland - Barnim II	28.4%
	Fabio De Masi	1980	left	Hamburg
	Katja Mast	1971	SPD	Baden-Württemberg
	Christoph Matschie	1961	SPD	Thuringia
	Andreas Mattfeldt	1969	CDU	Lower Saxony	Osterholz - Verden	39.2%
	Hilde Mattheis	1954	SPD	Baden-Württemberg
	Stephan Mayer	1973	CSU	Bavaria	Altötting	54.5%	Parliamentary State Secretary
	Pascal Meiser	1975	left	Berlin
	Michael Meister	1961	CDU	Hesse	Mountain road	38.9%	Parliamentary State Secretary
	Angela Merkel	1954	CDU	Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania	Western Pomerania-Rügen - Western Pomerania-Greifswald I	44.0%	Chancellor
	Jan Metzler	1981	CDU	Rhineland-Palatinate	Worms	41.1%
	Christoph Meyer	1975	FDP	Berlin
	Corinna Miazga	1983	AfD	Bavaria
	Hans Michelbach	1949	CSU	Bavaria	Coburg	45.3%
	Mathias Middelberg	1964	CDU	Lower Saxony	City of Osnabrück	40.3%
	Matthias Miersch	1968	SPD	Lower Saxony	Hanover-Land II	37.0%
	Mario Mieruch	1975	non-attached	North Rhine-Westphalia			List mandate of the AfD, left party and parliamentary group on Oct. 4, 2017
	Irene Mihalic	1976	Green	North Rhine-Westphalia
	Klaus Mindrup	1964	SPD	Berlin
	Susanne noon	1958	SPD	Lower Saxony
	Amira Mohamed Ali	1980	left	Lower Saxony			Group leader (since November 2019)
	Cornelia Möhring	1960	left	Schleswig-Holstein
	Falko Mohrs	1984	SPD	Lower Saxony	Helmstedt - Wolfsburg	38.0%
	Claudia Moll	1968	SPD	North Rhine-Westphalia	Aachen II	36.9%
	Siemtje Möller	1983	SPD	Lower Saxony	Friesland - Wilhelmshaven - Wittmund	39.7%
	Dietrich Monstadt	1957	CDU	Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania	Schwerin - Ludwigslust-Parchim I - Northwest Mecklenburg I	32.1%
	Karsten Moering	1949	CDU	North Rhine-Westphalia	Cologne I	31.6%
	Elisabeth Motschmann	1952	CDU	Bremen
	No Movassat	1984	left	North Rhine-Westphalia
	Andreas Mrosek	1958	AfD	Saxony-Anhalt
	Alexander Muller	1969	FDP	Hesse
	Axel Mueller	1963	CDU	Baden-Württemberg	Ravensburg	38.5%
	Bettina Mueller	1959	SPD	Hesse
	Carsten Muller	1970	CDU	Lower Saxony
	Claudia Müller	1981	Green	Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania
	Detlef Mueller	1964	SPD	Saxony
	Gerd Müller	1955	CSU	Bavaria	Oberallgäu	50.4%	Federal Minister for Economic Cooperation and Development
	Hansjörg Müller	1968	AfD	Bavaria
	Norbert Mueller	1986	left	Brandenburg
	Sepp Mueller	1989	CDU	Saxony-Anhalt	Dessau - Wittenberg	35.2%
	Stefan Müller	1975	CSU	Bavaria	gain	42.7%
	Roman Müller-Boehm	1992	FDP	North Rhine-Westphalia
	Beate Müller-Gemmeke	1960	Green	Baden-Württemberg
	Frank Müller-Rosentritt	1982	FDP	Saxony
	Michelle Müntefering	1980	SPD	North Rhine-Westphalia	Herne - Bochum II	41.8%	Minister of State in the Foreign Office
	Volker Münz	1964	AfD	Baden-Württemberg
	Sebastian Munzenmaier	1989	AfD	Rhineland-Palatinate
	Rolf Mützenich	1959	SPD	North Rhine-Westphalia	Cologne III	32.3%	Group chairman (from September 2019; provisional from June to September 2019)
	Żaklin Nastić	1980	left	Hamburg
	Ingrid Nestle	1977	Green	Schleswig-Holstein
	Alexander New	1969	left	North Rhine-Westphalia
	Christoph Neumann	1964	AfD	Saxony
	Martin Neumann	1956	FDP	Brandenburg
	Andreas Nick	1967	CDU	Rhineland-Palatinate	Montabaur	43.3%
	Petra Nicolaisen	1965	CDU	Schleswig-Holstein	Flensburg - Schleswig	40.0%	Secretary
	Dietmar Nietan	1964	SPD	North Rhine-Westphalia
	Ulli Nissen	1959	SPD	Hesse
	Matthias Nölke	1980	FDP	Hesse			On April 28, 2020, Stefan Ruppert moved up.
	Michaela Noll	1959	CDU	North Rhine-Westphalia	Mettmann I.	44.6%
	Jan Nolte	1988	AfD	Hesse
	Thomas North	1957	left	Brandenburg
	Konstantin von Notz	1971	Green	Schleswig-Holstein
	Omid Nouripour	1975	Green	Hesse
	Georg Nüßlein	1969	CSU	Bavaria	New Ulm	44.6%
	Ulrich Oehme	1960	AfD	Saxony
	Wilfried Oellers	1975	CDU	North Rhine-Westphalia	Heinsberg	45.6%
	Thomas Oppermann	1954	SPD	Lower Saxony	Goettingen	34.9%	Vice President of the Bundestag
	Josephine Ortleb	1986	SPD	Saarland	Saarbrücken	32.1%
	Florian Oßner	1980	CSU	Bavaria	Landshut	39.6%
	Friedrich Ostendorff	1953	Green	North Rhine-Westphalia
	Josef Oster	1971	CDU	Rhineland-Palatinate	Koblenz	41.3%	Secretary
	Henning Otte	1968	CDU	Lower Saxony	Celle - Uelzen	42.7%
	Gerold Otten	1955	AfD	Bavaria
	Cem Ozdemir	1965	Green	Baden-Württemberg
	Mahmut Ozdemir	1987	SPD	North Rhine-Westphalia	Duisburg II	34.7%
	Aydan Özoğuz	1967	SPD	Hamburg	Hamburg-Wandsbek	34.6%
	Ingrid Pahlmann	1957	CDU	Lower Saxony			Moved up for Ursula von der Leyen on August 1, 2019.
	Sylvia Pantel	1961	CDU	North Rhine-Westphalia	Düsseldorf II	33.8%
	Markus Paschke	1963	SPD	Lower Saxony			Moved up for Sigmar Gabriel on November 4, 2019
	Frank Pasemann	1960	AfD	Saxony-Anhalt
	Martin Patzelt	1947	CDU	Brandenburg	Frankfurt (Oder) - Oder-Spree	27.1%
	Petra Pau	1963	left	Berlin	Berlin-Marzahn - Hellersdorf	34.2%
	Lisa Paus	1968	Green	Berlin
	Soeren Pellmann	1977	left	Saxony	Leipzig II	25.3%
	Victor Perli	1982	left	Lower Saxony
	Tobias Peterka	1982	AfD	Bavaria
	Christian Petry	1965	SPD	Saarland
	Frauke Petry	1975	non-attached	Saxony	Saxon Switzerland - Eastern Ore Mountains	37.4%	Direct mandate of the AfD, renounced joining the AfD parliamentary group
	Joachim Pfeiffer	1967	CDU	Baden-Württemberg	Waiblingen	36.8%
	Tobias Pflüger	1965	left	Baden-Württemberg
	Detlev pilgrim	1955	SPD	Rhineland-Palatinate
	Stephan Pilsinger	1987	CSU	Bavaria	Munich-West / Middle	33.3%
	Christoph Ploß	1985	CDU	Hamburg	Hamburg North	33.5%
	Paul Podolay	1946	AfD	Bavaria
	Jürgen Pohl	1964	AfD	Thuringia
	Filiz Polat	1978	Green	Lower Saxony
	Eckhard Pols	1962	CDU	Lower Saxony	Lüchow-Dannenberg - Lüneburg	33.5%
	Sabine Poschmann	1968	SPD	North Rhine-Westphalia	Dortmund II	38.8%
	Achim Post	1959	SPD	North Rhine-Westphalia	Minden-Lübbecke I	37.4%
	Florian Post	1981	SPD	Bavaria
	Florian Pronold	1972	SPD	Bavaria			Parliamentary State Secretary
	Stephan Protschka	1977	AfD	Bavaria
	Sascha Raabe	1968	SPD	Hesse
	Martin Rabanus	1971	SPD	Hesse
	Thomas Rachel	1962	CDU	North Rhine-Westphalia	Düren	41.9%	Parliamentary State Secretary
	Kerstin Radomski	1974	CDU	North Rhine-Westphalia	Krefeld II - Wesel II	37.0%
	Alexander Radwan	1964	CSU	Bavaria	Bad Toelz-Wolfratshausen - Miesbach	47.6%
	Alois Rainer	1965	CSU	Bavaria	Straubing	47.6%
	Peter Ramsauer	1954	CSU	Bavaria	Traunstein	50.3%
	Mechthild Rawert	1957	SPD	Berlin			Moved up for Eva Högl on May 26, 2020 .
	Eckhardt Rehberg	1954	CDU	Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania	Mecklenburg Lake District II - Rostock District III	37.6%
	Martin Reichardt	1969	AfD	Saxony-Anhalt
	Hagen Reinhold	1978	FDP	Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania
	Ingrid Remmers	1965	left	North Rhine-Westphalia
	Martin Renner	1954	AfD	North Rhine-Westphalia
	Martina Renner	1967	left	Thuringia
	Roman Reusch	1954	AfD	Brandenburg
	Bernd Reuther	1971	FDP	North Rhine-Westphalia
	Lothar Riebsamen	1957	CDU	Baden-Württemberg	Lake Constance	41.4%
	Josef called	1960	CDU	Baden-Württemberg	Biberach	44.5%
	Bernd Riexinger	1955	left	Baden-Württemberg			Party leader
	Andreas Rimkus	1962	SPD	North Rhine-Westphalia
	Sönke Rix	1975	SPD	Schleswig-Holstein
	Dennis Rohde	1986	SPD	Lower Saxony	Oldenburg - Ammerland	36.3%
	Johannes Röring	1959	CDU	North Rhine-Westphalia	Bark II	52.3%
	Martin Rosemann	1976	SPD	Baden-Württemberg
	René Röspel	1964	SPD	North Rhine-Westphalia	Hagen - Ennepe-Ruhr District I.	39.2%
	Ernst Dieter Rossmann	1951	SPD	Schleswig-Holstein
	Tabea Roessner	1966	Green	Rhineland-Palatinate
	Claudia Roth	1955	Green	Bavaria			Vice-President of the Bundestag
	Michael Roth	1970	SPD	Hesse	Werra-Meissner - Hersfeld-Rotenburg	41.2%	Minister of State in the Foreign Office
	Norbert Röttgen	1965	CDU	North Rhine-Westphalia	Rhein-Sieg-Kreis II	46.5%
	Manuela Rottmann	1972	Green	Bavaria
	Stefan Rouenhoff	1978	CDU	North Rhine-Westphalia	Kleve	45.0%
	Erwin Rüddel	1955	CDU	Rhineland-Palatinate	Neuwied	43.2%
	Corinna Rüffer	1975	Green	Rhineland-Palatinate
	Albert Rupprecht	1968	CSU	Bavaria	Pastures	46.3%
	Susann Rüthrich	1977	SPD	Saxony
	Bernd Rützel	1968	SPD	Bavaria
	Sarah Ryglewski	1983	SPD	Bremen	Bremen I.	30.0%	Parliamentary State Secretary (since September 2019)
	Johann Saathoff	1967	SPD	Lower Saxony	Aurich - Emden	49.6%
	Manuel Sarrazin	1982	Green	Hamburg
	Thomas Sattelberger	1949	FDP	Bavaria
	Stefan Sauer	1966	CDU	Hesse	Gross-Gerau	35.1%
	Christian Sauter	1980	FDP	North Rhine-Westphalia
	Anita Schäfer	1951	CDU	Rhineland-Palatinate	Pirmasens	36.8%
	Axel Schäfer	1952	SPD	North Rhine-Westphalia	Bochum I.	37.2%
	Frank Schäffler	1968	FDP	North Rhine-Westphalia
	Wolfgang Schäuble	1942	CDU	Baden-Württemberg	Offenburg	48.1%	President of the Bundestag
	Ulle Schauws	1966	Green	North Rhine-Westphalia
	Nina Scheer	1971	SPD	Schleswig-Holstein
	Andreas Scheuer	1974	CSU	Bavaria	Passau	47.5%	General Secretary of the CSU (until March 2018); Federal Minister for Transport and Digital Infrastructure (from March 2018)
	Marianne Schieder	1962	SPD	Bavaria
	Udo Schiefner	1959	SPD	North Rhine-Westphalia
	Ulrike Schielke-Ziesing	1969	AfD	Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania
	Jana Schimke	1979	CDU	Brandenburg	Dahme-Spreewald - Teltow-Fläming III - Oberspreewald-Lausitz I	30.7%
	Wieland Schinnenburg	1958	FDP	Hamburg
	Tankred Schipansky	1976	CDU	Thuringia	Gotha - Ilm district	29.0%
	Robby throat	1967	AfD	Thuringia
	Nils Schmid	1973	SPD	Baden-Württemberg
	Christian Schmidt	1957	CSU	Bavaria	Fuerth	39.9%	Federal Minister for Food and Agriculture (until March 2018); Acting Federal Minister for Transport and Digital Infrastructure (until March 2018)
	Dagmar Schmidt	1973	SPD	Hesse
	Frithjof Schmidt	1953	Green	North Rhine-Westphalia
	Stefan Schmidt	1981	Green	Bavaria
	Ulla Schmidt	1949	SPD	North Rhine-Westphalia
	Uwe Schmidt	1966	SPD	Bremen	Bremen II - Bremerhaven	34.0%
	Claudia Schmidtke	1966	CDU	Schleswig-Holstein	Lübeck	35.3%	Federal Government Patient Commissioner (from January 2019)
	Carsten Schneider	1976	SPD	Thuringia
	Jörg Schneider	1964	AfD	North Rhine-Westphalia
	Charlotte Schneidewind-Hartnagel	1953	Green	Baden-Württemberg			Moved up for Kerstin Andreae on November 1, 2019
	Patrick Schnieder	1968	CDU	Rhineland-Palatinate	Bitburg	51.2%
	Nadine Schön	1983	CDU	Saarland	St. Wendel	41.8%
	Johannes Schraps	1983	SPD	Lower Saxony	Hameln-Pyrmont - Holzminden	39.1%
	Eva Schreiber	1958	left	Bavaria
	Felix Schreiner	1986	CDU	Baden-Württemberg	Waldshut	41.9%	Secretary
	Michael Schrodi	1977	SPD	Bavaria
	Ursula Schulte	1952	SPD	North Rhine-Westphalia
	Martin Schulz	1955	SPD	North Rhine-Westphalia
	Swen Schulz	1968	SPD	Berlin	Berlin-Spandau - Charlottenburg North	32.1%
	Uwe Schulz	1961	AfD	Hesse
	Kordula Schulz ash	1956	Green	Hesse
	Klaus-Peter Schulze	1954	CDU	Brandenburg	Cottbus - Spree-Neisse	28.4%
	Uwe Schummer	1957	CDU	North Rhine-Westphalia	Viersen	47.9%
	Armin Schuster	1961	CDU	Baden-Württemberg	Loerrach - Muellheim	39.4%
	Frank Schwabe	1970	SPD	North Rhine-Westphalia	Recklinghausen I.	38.7%
	Stefan Schwartze	1974	SPD	North Rhine-Westphalia	Herford - Minden-Lübbecke II	36.7%
	Andreas Schwarz	1965	SPD	Bavaria
	Rita Schwarzelühr-Sutter	1962	SPD	Baden-Württemberg			Parliamentary State Secretary at the Federal Ministry for the Environment, Nature Conservation and Nuclear Safety
	Torsten Schweiger	1968	CDU	Saxony-Anhalt	Mansfeld	31.0%
	Matthias Seestern-Pauly	1984	FDP	Lower Saxony
	Detlef Seif	1962	CDU	North Rhine-Westphalia	Euskirchen - Rhein-Erft District II	42.8%
	Thomas Seitz	1967	AfD	Baden-Württemberg
	Johannes Selle	1956	CDU	Thuringia	Jena - Sömmerda - Weimarer Land I	29.2%
	Reinhold Sendker	1952	CDU	North Rhine-Westphalia	Warendorf	46.4%
	Patrick Sensburg	1971	CDU	North Rhine-Westphalia	Hochsauerlandkreis	48.0%
	Martin Sichert	1980	AfD	Bavaria
	Bernd Siebert	1949	CDU	Hesse			Moved up for Oswin Veith on March 2, 2020.
	Thomas Silberhorn	1968	CSU	Bavaria	Bamberg	42.1%	Parliamentary State Secretary at the Federal Ministry of Defense
	Bjorn Simon	1981	CDU	Hesse	Offenbach	36.4%
	Frank Sitta	1978	FDP	Saxony-Anhalt
	Petra custom	1960	left	Saxony-Anhalt
	Judith Skudelny	1975	FDP	Baden-Württemberg
	Hermann Otto Solms	1940	FDP	Hesse
	Evrim summer	1971	left	Berlin
	Tino worry	1975	CDU	Saxony-Anhalt	Magdeburg	27.4%
	Jens Spahn	1980	CDU	North Rhine-Westphalia	Steinfurt I - Borken I	51.3%	Federal Minister for Health
	Detlev Spangenberg	1944	AfD	Saxony
	Dirk Spaniel	1971	AfD	Baden-Württemberg
	Rainer Spiering	1956	SPD	Lower Saxony
	René Springer	1979	AfD	Brandenburg
	Svenja Stadler	1976	SPD	Lower Saxony
	Katrin Staffler	1981	CSU	Bavaria	Fürstenfeldbruck	43.6%	Secretary
	Martina Stamm-Fibich	1965	SPD	Bavaria
	Bettina Stark-Watzinger	1968	FDP	Hesse
	Frank Steffel	1966	CDU	Berlin	Berlin-Reinickendorf	36.8%
	Sonja Steffen	1963	SPD	Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania
	Wolfgang Stefinger	1985	CSU	Bavaria	Munich East	36.8%
	Albert Stegemann	1976	CDU	Lower Saxony	Mittelems	53.6%
	Andreas Steier	1972	CDU	Rhineland-Palatinate	trier	37.9%
	Mathias Stein	1970	SPD	Schleswig-Holstein	Kiel	31.0%
	Peter Stein	1968	CDU	Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania	Rostock - District of Rostock II	29.5%
	Sebastian Steineke	1973	CDU	Brandenburg	Prignitz - Ostprignitz-Ruppin - Havelland I	30.8%
	Johannes Steiniger	1987	CDU	Rhineland-Palatinate	Neustadt - Speyer	40.0%
	Kersten Steinke	1958	left	Thuringia
	Christian von Stetten	1970	CDU	Baden-Württemberg	Schwäbisch Hall - Hohenlohe	40.5%
	Dieter Bull	1964	CDU	Saxony-Anhalt	Burgenland - Saalekreis	33.6%
	Beatrix von Storch	1971	AfD	Berlin
	Gero Storjohann	1958	CDU	Schleswig-Holstein	Segeberg - Stormarn-Center	41.1%
	Stephan Stracke	1974	CSU	Bavaria	Ostallgäu	49.2%
	Marie-Agnes Strack-Zimmermann	1958	FDP	North Rhine-Westphalia
	Friedrich Straetmanns	1961	left	North Rhine-Westphalia
	Benjamin Strasser	1987	FDP	Baden-Württemberg
	Max Straubinger	1954	CSU	Bavaria	Rottal Inn	45.0%
	Wolfgang Strengmann-Kuhn	1964	Green	Hesse
	Karin Strenz	1967	CDU	Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania	Ludwigslust-Parchim II - Northwest Mecklenburg II - Rostock District I	30.0%
	Margit Stumpp	1963	Green	Baden-Württemberg
	Katja Suding	1975	FDP	Hamburg
	Kerstin Tack	1968	SPD	Lower Saxony	City of Hanover I	35.6%
	Kirsten Tackmann	1960	left	Brandenburg
	Jessica Tatti	1981	left	Baden-Württemberg
	Peter Tauber	1974	CDU	Hesse	Main-Kinzig - Wetterau II - Schotten	36.4%	Parliamentary State Secretary at the Federal Ministry of Defense (from March 2018); Secretary General of the CDU (until February 2018)
	Claudia thousand	1964	SPD	Bavaria
	Hermann-Josef Tebroke	1964	CDU	North Rhine-Westphalia	Rheinisch-Bergischer Kreis	40.0%	Secretary
	Linda Teuteberg	1981	FDP	Brandenburg			General Secretary of the FDP (since April 2019)
	Michael Theurer	1967	FDP	Baden-Württemberg
	Michael Thews	1964	SPD	North Rhine-Westphalia	Hamm - Unna II	36.4%
	Hans-Jürgen Thies	1955	CDU	North Rhine-Westphalia	Soest	42.7%
	Stephan Thomae	1968	FDP	Bavaria
	Alexander Throme	1968	CDU	Baden-Württemberg	Heilbronn	35.3%
	Dietlind Tiemann	1955	CDU	Brandenburg	Brandenburg an der Havel - Potsdam-Mittelmark I - Havelland III - Teltow-Fläming I	31.8%
	Antje Tillmann	1964	CDU	Thuringia	Erfurt - Weimar - Weimarer Land II	27.3%
	Manfred Todtenhausen	1950	FDP	North Rhine-Westphalia
	Florian Toncar	1979	FDP	Baden-Württemberg
	Markus Töns	1964	SPD	North Rhine-Westphalia	Gelsenkirchen	38.3%
	Carsten Träger	1973	SPD	Bavaria			Moved up for Ewald Schurer on December 6, 2017
	Markus Tressel	1977	Green	Saarland
	Jürgen Trittin	1954	Green	Lower Saxony
	Markus Uhl	1979	CDU	Saarland	Homburg	33.6%
	Andrew Ullmann	1963	FDP	Bavaria
	Gerald Ullrich	1962	FDP	Thuringia
	Volker Ullrich	1975	CSU	Bavaria	Augsburg city	34.8%
	Alexander Ulrich	1971	left	Rhineland-Palatinate
	Arnold Vaatz	1955	CDU	Saxony	Dresden II - Bautzen II	25.5%
	Julia Verlinden	1979	Green	Lower Saxony
	Kerstin Vieregge	1976	CDU	North Rhine-Westphalia	Lip i	36.6%	Secretary
	Johannes Vogel	1982	FDP	North Rhine-Westphalia
	Volkmar Vogel	1959	CDU	Thuringia	Gera - Greiz - Altenburger Land	30.4%
	Kathrin Vogler	1963	left	North Rhine-Westphalia
	Ute Vogt	1964	SPD	Baden-Württemberg
	Marja-Liisa Völlers	1984	SPD	Lower Saxony			Moved up for Carola Reimann on Nov. 23, 2017
	Dirk Vöpel	1971	SPD	North Rhine-Westphalia	Oberhausen - Wesel III	38.5%
	Christoph de Vries	1974	CDU	Hamburg
	Kees de Vries	1955	CDU	Saxony-Anhalt	Stop	31.6%
	Johann Wadephul	1963	CDU	Schleswig-Holstein	Rendsburg-Eckernförde	42.7%
	Sahra Wagenknecht	1969	left	North Rhine-Westphalia			Group chairman (until November 2019)
	Andreas Wagner	1972	left	Bavaria
	Daniela Wagner	1957	Green	Hesse
	Beate Walter-Rosenheimer	1964	Green	Bavaria
	Marco Wanderwitz	1975	CDU	Saxony	Chemnitz environs - Erzgebirgskreis II	35.1%	Parliamentary State Secretary at the Federal Ministry of the Interior, Building and Home Affairs (from March 2018)
	Nina Warken	1979	CDU	Baden-Württemberg			Moved up for Stephan Harbarth on Dec. 5, 2018
	Gabi Weber	1955	SPD	Rhineland-Palatinate
	Sandra Weeser	1969	FDP	Rhineland-Palatinate
	Kai Wegner	1972	CDU	Berlin
	Alice Weidel	1979	AfD	Baden-Württemberg			Group leaders
	Albert Weiler	1965	CDU	Thuringia	Saalfeld-Rudolstadt - Saale-Holzland-Kreis - Saale-Orla-Kreis	30.9%
	Harald Weinberg	1957	left	Bavaria
	Marcus Weinberg	1967	CDU	Hamburg
	Joe Weingarten	1962	SPD	Rhineland-Palatinate			Moved up for Andrea Nahles on November 1, 2019.
	Anja Weisgerber	1976	CSU	Bavaria	Schweinfurt	47.9%
	Peter White	1956	CDU	Baden-Württemberg	Emmendingen - Lahr	37.6%
	Sabine Weiss	1958	CDU	North Rhine-Westphalia	Wesel I	39.0%	Parliamentary State Secretary at the Federal Ministry of Health
	Ingo Wellenreuther	1959	CDU	Baden-Württemberg	Karlsruhe city	28.5%
	Marian Wendt	1985	CDU	Saxony	North Saxony	32.8%
	Katrin Werner	1973	left	Rhineland-Palatinate
	Nicole Westig	1967	FDP	North Rhine-Westphalia
	Bernd Westphal	1960	SPD	Lower Saxony	Hildesheim	37.2%
	Harald Weyel	1959	AfD	North Rhine-Westphalia
	Whittaker Quay	1985	CDU	Baden-Württemberg	Rastatt	44.1%
	Annette Widmann-Mauz	1966	CDU	Baden-Württemberg	Tübingen	35.7%	Federal Government Commissioner for Migration, Refugees and Integration in the Chancellery (from March 2018); Parliamentary State Secretary (until March 2018)
	Wolfgang Wiehle	1964	AfD	Bavaria
	Dirk Wiese	1983	SPD	North Rhine-Westphalia
	Bettina Wiesmann	1966	CDU	Hesse	Frankfurt am Main II	32.4%	Secretary
	Heiko Wildberg	1952	AfD	Rhineland-Palatinate
	Katharina welcome	1987	FDP	North Rhine-Westphalia
	Klaus-Peter Willsch	1961	CDU	Hesse	Rheingau-Taunus - Limburg	41.8%
	Elisabeth Winkelmeier-Becker	1962	CDU	North Rhine-Westphalia	Rhein-Sieg District I	44.3%	Parliamentary State Secretary (since November 2019)
	Christian Wirth	1963	AfD	Saarland
	Uwe Witt	1959	AfD	North Rhine-Westphalia
	Oliver Wittke	1966	CDU	North Rhine-Westphalia			Parliamentary State Secretary at the Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Energy (until November 2019)
	Gülistan Yüksel	1962	SPD	North Rhine-Westphalia
	Hubertus Zdebel	1954	left	North Rhine-Westphalia
	Tobias Zech	1981	CSU	Bavaria			Up for Astrid Freudenstein on May 25, 2020.
	Emmi Zeulner	1987	CSU	Bavaria	Kulmbach	55.4%
	Gerhard Zickenheiner	1961	Green	Baden-Württemberg			Moved up for Gerhard Schick on Jan. 1, 2019
	Dagmar Ziegler	1960	SPD	Brandenburg
	Paul Ziemiak	1985	CDU	North Rhine-Westphalia			Secretary General of the CDU (since December 2018)
	Stefan Zierke	1970	SPD	Brandenburg			Parliamentary State Secretary in the Federal Ministry for Family, Seniors, Women and Youth
	Matthias Zimmer	1961	CDU	Hesse	Frankfurt am Main I.	30.5%
	Jens Zimmermann	1981	SPD	Hesse
	Pia carpenter	1956	left	Lower Saxony
	Sabine Zimmermann	1960	left	Saxony

Retired MPs

Note: Bernd Buchholz is in italics because he was the only elected member of parliament who did not take part in any meeting due to his waiver prior to constitution.

image	Surname	Year of birth	Political party	country	Constituency	First votes	Remarks
	Kerstin Andreae	1968	Green	Baden-Württemberg			Resigned her mandate on October 31, 2019 and became chairwoman of the executive board of the Federal Association of Energy and Water Management . The successor was Charlotte Schneidewind-Hartnagel .
	Katarina Barley	1968	SPD	Rhineland-Palatinate			Federal Minister for Family, Seniors, Women and Youth (until March 2018); Acting Federal Minister for Labor and Social Affairs (until March 2018); Federal Minister of Justice and Consumer Protection (March 2018 - June 2019); resigned her Bundestag mandate on July 1, 2019 and became a member of the European Parliament . Isabel Mackensen was the successor
	Nicola Beer	1970	FDP	Hesse			General Secretary of the FDP (until April 2019); Deputy party leader of the FDP (from April 2019); resigned her Bundestag mandate on June 30, 2019 and became a member of the European Parliament . The successor was Peter Heidt .
	Ralf Brauksiepe	1967	CDU	North Rhine-Westphalia			Parliamentary State Secretary (until March 2018); Federal Government Patient Commissioner (April to November 2018); resigned his parliamentary mandate on November 4, 2018 and became Labor Director at Vivawest . The successor was Gisela Manderla .
	Bernd Klaus Buchholz	1961	FDP	Schleswig-Holstein			As Minister of Economics in Schleswig-Holstein, he did not accept his mandate in the Bundestag. Gyde Jensen was the successor .
	Martin Burkert	1964	SPD	Bavaria			Resigned from the Bundestag on February 1, 2020 and became Deputy Chairman of the Railway and Transport Union . Bela Bach was the successor .
	Astrid Freudenstein	1973	CSU	Bavaria			Marlene Mortler moved up on July 2, 2019. Retired on May 15, 2020 after the election as second mayor of Regensburg . The successor was Tobias Zech .
	Sigmar Gabriel	1959	SPD	Lower Saxony	Salzgitter - Wolfenbüttel	42.8%	Resigned on November 3, 2019. Markus Paschke was the successor .
	Stephan Harbarth	1971	CDU	Baden-Württemberg	Rhine-Neckar	37.4%	Resigned his mandate on Nov. 30, 2018 and became a judge at the Federal Constitutional Court . Nina Warken was the successor .
	Eva Högl	1969	SPD	Berlin	Berlin center	23.5%	Resigned her Bundestag mandate on May 25, 2020 after she was elected Armed Forces Commissioner of the German Bundestag . Mechthild Rawert was the successor .
	Johannes Kahrs	1963	SPD	Hamburg	Hamburg-center	30.9%	Resigned on May 6, 2020. Dorothee Martin was the successor .
	Ulrich Kelber	1968	SPD	North Rhine-Westphalia	Bonn	34.9%	Resigned his mandate on Jan. 6, 2019 and became Federal Commissioner for Data Protection . The successor was Nezahat Baradari .
	Thomas L. Kemmerich	1965	FDP	Thuringia			Regional chairman of the FDP Thuringia ; resigned his mandate on November 14, 2019 after moving into the Thuringian state parliament . The successor was Reginald Hanke .
	Ursula von der Leyen	1958	CDU	Lower Saxony			Federal Minister of Defense (until July 2019); resigned her mandate on July 31, 2019 after the election as President of the European Commission . Ingrid Pahlmann was the successor .
	Burkhard Lischka	1965	SPD	Saxony-Anhalt			Resigned his mandate on October 14, 2019. Eberhard Brecht was the successor .
	Marlene Mortler	1955	CSU	Bavaria	Roth	44.5%	Drug Commissioner of the Federal Government (until July 2019); resigned her Bundestag mandate on July 1, 2019 and became a member of the European Parliament . Astrid Freudenstein was the successor .
	Andrea Nahles	1970	SPD	Rhineland-Palatinate			Group chairman (until June 2019); resigned her mandate on October 31, 2019. The successor was Joe Weingarten .
	Carola Reimann	1967	SPD	Lower Saxony	Braunschweig	38.0%	Resigned her mandate on November 21, 2017 and became Minister of Social Affairs in Lower Saxony . Your advanced Völlers Marja-Liisa after.
	Stefan Ruppert	1971	FDP	Hesse			Resigned his mandate on April 27, 2020, as he became Labor Director on the Board of B. Braun Melsungen on April 1, 2020 . He moved Matthias Nölke after.
	Gerhard Schick	1972	Green	Baden-Württemberg			Resigned from office on December 31, 2018. The successor was Gerhard Zickenheiner .
	Manja Schüle	1976	SPD	Brandenburg	Potsdam - Potsdam-Mittelmark II - Teltow-Fläming II	26.1%	Resigned her mandate on December 2, 2019, as she had previously become Minister for Science, Research and Culture of the State of Brandenburg. Sylvia Lehmann was the successor .
	Jimmy Schulz	1968	FDP	Bavaria			Died on Nov. 25, 2019. The successor was Sandra Bubendorfer-Licht .
	Ewald Schurer	1954	SPD	Bavaria			Died unexpectedly on December 3rd, 2017. Carsten Träger succeeded him in the Bundestag.
	Michael Stübgen	1959	CDU	Brandenburg	Elbe-Elster - Oberspreewald-Lausitz II	29.5%	Parliamentary State Secretary (until November 2019). Resigned his mandate on December 2, 2019, as he had previously become Minister of the Interior and Deputy Prime Minister of the State of Brandenburg. Saskia Ludwig was the successor .
	Oswin Veith	1961	CDU	Hesse	Wetterau I	36.4%	Resigned his mandate on March 1, 2020 and became Chairman of the Upper Hessian Utilities . The successor was Bernd Siebert .

Web links

• Elected applicants: Elected on state lists and in constituencies. In: www.bundeswahlleiter.de , accessed on September 25, 2017.
• Biographies of the members of the Bundestag on bundestag.de
• Retired members of the 19th electoral term on bundestag.de

Individual evidence

1. ^ German Bundestag : Women and Men  - as of July 2019 and as of June 2016. In: Bundestag.de. (Mementos on the Internet Archive ) All accessed December 15, 2019; compare live numbers.
2. ↑ AfD renounces vice-presidents. In: FAZ - Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung. Retrieved September 14, 2018 . 
3. ↑ Wolfgang Schäuble (CDU) had decided not to open the Bundestag as senior president. According to the amendment to the rules of procedure carried out shortly before, he would have been granted this right for the first time as the senior member of the parliament instead of the longest.
4. ↑ Six vice presidential elections stood for election in the same ballot.
5. ↑ In the third ballot, a simple majority of the votes is sufficient (for one candidate: more yes than no votes).
6. ↑ ^{a b c d e f g h i} German Bundestag - Retired members of the 19th electoral term. In: bundestag.de. Retrieved February 24, 2019 . 
7. ↑ AfD member Hartmann leaves parliamentary group - DER SPIEGEL - politics. January 27, 2020, accessed January 28, 2020 . 
8. ↑ Tilman Steffen: Saxony: "That is not what I imagine under AfD politics". In: Zeit Online. December 18, 2019, accessed December 19, 2019 . 
9. ↑ Lower Saxony State Returning Officer: Seat transition in the 19th German Bundestag. In: landeswahlleiterin.niedersachsen.de. November 4, 2019, accessed November 7, 2019 . 
10. ↑ New task , www.kerstin-andreae.de, accessed on November 1, 2019
11. ↑ Brauksiepe leaves the Bundestag. In: politik-kommunikation.de. Politics & Communication , October 29, 2018, accessed November 8, 2018 . 
12. ↑ ^{a b c d} German Bundestag - Dr. Ralf Brauksiepe . In: German Bundestag . ( bundestag.de [accessed November 24, 2018]).
13. ↑ Buchholz-renounces-mandate. www.ln-online.de, September 25, 2017
14. ↑ Lower Saxony State Returning Officer: Seat transition in the 19th German Bundestag. In: landeswahlleiterin.niedersachsen.de. November 4, 2019, accessed November 7, 2019 .