List of members of the Schleswig-Holstein State Parliament (19th electoral term)
This list gives an overview of the members of the Schleswig-Holstein state parliament in the 19th electoral period who were elected in the state election on May 7, 2017 . The constituent session of the state parliament took place on June 6, 2017.
composition
According to the final official final result of the election on May 7, 2017 , the 73 mandates in the state parliament are distributed as follows. Due to changes in parliamentary group membership, the current composition differs from the original result:
| fraction | Distribution of seats | current distribution of seats |
|---|---|---|
| Christian Democratic Union of Germany (CDU) | 25th | 25th |
| Social Democratic Party of Germany (SPD) | 21st | 21st |
| Bündnis90 / The Greens Schleswig-Holstein (GREEN) | 10 | 10 |
| FDP Schleswig-Holstein (FDP) | 9 | 9 |
| Alternative for Germany (AfD) | 5 | 4th |
| South Schleswig Association of Voters (SSW) | 3 | 3 |
| Non-attached MP | - | 1 |
Bureau
- President of the Landtag: Klaus Schlie (CDU)
- Vice President: Kirsten Eickhoff-Weber (SPD)
- Vice President: Aminata Touré (Greens)
- Vice President: Annabell Krämer (FDP)
Parliamentary groups
| fraction | Chairperson | vice-chairman | Parliamentary managing directors |
|---|---|---|---|
| CDU | Tobias Koch |
Tim Brockmann Peter Lehnert Katja Rathje-Hoffmann |
Hans-Jörn Arp |
| SPD | Ralf Stegner |
Martin Habersaat Serpil Midyatli Birte Pauls |
Birgit Herdejürgen |
| GREEN | Eka of calves | Marret Bohn | |
| FDP |
Wolfgang Kubicki
until December 2017 since December 2017 |
Anita Klahn | Oliver Kumbartzky |
| AfD | Jörg Nobis | Claus Schaffer | Volker Schnurrbusch |
| SSW | Lars Harms | Jette Waldinger-Thiering |
MPs
In the case of the members of parliament with direct mandate , their constituency as well as the percentage of votes they achieved there is indicated. The other MPs move into the state parliament via the state list of the respective party.
| image | Member of the state parliament | born | fraction | Landtag constituency | First votes in% |
Remarks |
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Hans-Jörn Arp | 1952 | CDU | Steinburg-West | 45.8 | |
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Wolfgang Baasch | 1957 | SPD | Lübeck-South | 36.4 | |
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Marret Bohn | 1964 | GREEN | List mandate | ||
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Dennys Bornhöft | 1986 | FDP | List mandate | ||
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Tim Brockmann | 1977 | CDU | Plön-Ostholstein | 41.5 | |
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Frank Brodehl | 1971 | AfD | List mandate | ||
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Johannes Callsen | 1966 | CDU | Schleswig | 38.1 | |
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Claus Christian Claussen | 1961 | CDU | Stormarn | 38.7 | |
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Christian Dirschauer | 1981 | SSW | List mandate | on August 1, 2020 moved up for Flemming Meyer | |
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Kai Dolgner | 1969 | SPD | List mandate | ||
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Heiner Dunckel | 1954 | SPD | Flensburg | 31.6 | |
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Kirsten Eickhoff-Weber | 1960 | SPD | List mandate | ||
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Wolf Rüdiger Fehrs | 1966 | CDU | Neumunster | 36.8 | |
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Maria-Elisabeth Fritzen | 1962 | GREEN | List mandate | ||
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Hauke Göttsch | 1965 | CDU | Rendsburg-East | 44.0 | |
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Daniel Günther | 1973 | CDU | Eckernförde | 43.2 | Prime Minister |
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Martin Habersaat | 1977 | SPD | List mandate | ||
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Hartmut Hamerich | 1955 | CDU | Ostholstein-Süd | 41.7 | |
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Jörg Hansen | 1964 | FDP | List mandate | on December 15, 2017 moved up for Wolfgang Kubicki | |
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Lars Harms | 1964 | SSW | List mandate | ||
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Andreas Hein | 1967 | CDU | Dithmarschen-Schleswig | 44.6 | |
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Bernd Heinemann | 1952 | SPD | Kiel East | 40.4 | |
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Birgit Herdejürgen | 1965 | SPD | List mandate | ||
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Thomas Hölck | 1962 | SPD | List mandate | ||
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Stephan Holowaty | 1963 | FDP | List mandate | ||
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Klaus-Dieter Jensen | 1958 | CDU | North Frisia South | 41.3 | |
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Erika von Kalben | 1964 | GREEN | List mandate | Group leaders | |
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Werner Kalinka | 1952 | CDU | Plön-North | 39.9 | |
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Lukas Kilian | 1986 | CDU | Stormarn-South | 41.2 | |
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Anita Klahn | 1960 | FDP | List mandate | ||
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Peer Knöfler | 1968 | CDU | Ostholstein-Nord | 40.6 | |
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Joschka Knuth | 1993 | GREEN | List mandate | on July 1, 2019 moved up for Rasmus Andresen | |
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Tobias Koch | 1973 | CDU | Stormarn center | 39.1 | Group leader |
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Annabell Kramer | 1971 | FDP | List mandate | ||
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Oliver Kumbartzky | 1981 | FDP | List mandate | ||
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Peter Lehnert | 1962 | CDU | Pinneberg-North | 42.6 | |
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Tobias Loose | 1984 | CDU | List mandate | on June 29, 2017 moved up for Ingbert Liebing | |
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Kerstin Metzner | 1961 | SPD | Lübeck-West | 38.7 | |
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Serpil Midyatli | 1975 | SPD | List mandate | ||
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Hans Hinrich Neve | 1957 | CDU | Rendsburg | 40.0 | |
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Volker Nielsen | 1964 | CDU | Dithmarschen-Süd | 40.5 | |
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Jörg Nobis | 1975 | AfD | List mandate | Group leader | |
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Barbara Ostmeier | 1961 | CDU | Pinneberg-Elbmarschen | 39.9 | |
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Birte Pauls | 1965 | SPD | List mandate | ||
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Tobias von Pein | 1985 | SPD | List mandate | ||
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Burkhard Peters | 1953 | GREEN | List mandate | ||
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Leave peter's yolk | 1990 | GREEN | List mandate | ||
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Ole-Christopher Plambeck | 1986 | CDU | Segeberg-West | 39.7 | |
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Regina Poersch | 1969 | SPD | List mandate | ||
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Katja Rathje-Hoffmann | 1963 | CDU | Norderstedt | 36.2 | |
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Beate Raudies | 1966 | SPD | Elmshorn | 37.6 | |
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Sandra Redmann | 1965 | SPD | List mandate | ||
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Kay Richert | 1974 | FDP | List mandate | ||
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Heiner Rickers | 1966 | CDU | Steinburg East | 43.9 | |
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Jan-Marcus Rossa | 1966 | FDP | List mandate | on December 15, 2017 moved up for Heinrich Garg | |
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Thomas Rother | 1959 | SPD | Lübeck-East | 37.1 | |
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Anette Röttger | 1966 | CDU | List mandate | on September 20, 2017 moved up for Axel Bernstein | |
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Doris von Sayn-Wittgenstein | 1954 | non-attached | List mandate | Excluded from the AfD parliamentary group on December 4, 2018, and from the party on August 28, 2019 | |
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Claus Schaffer | 1969 | AfD | List mandate | ||
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Klaus Schlie | 1954 | CDU | Lauenburg-North | 39.5 | President of the Landtag |
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Volker Schnurrbusch | 1958 | AfD | List mandate | ||
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Ralf Stegner | 1959 | SPD | List mandate | Group leader | |
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Ines Strehlau-Thomas | 1959 | GREEN | List mandate | ||
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Andreas Tietze | 1962 | GREEN | List mandate | ||
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Aminata Touré | 1992 | GREEN | List mandate | on June 29, 2017 moved up for Monika Heinold | |
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Andrea Tschacher | 1972 | CDU | List mandate | moved up on October 17, 2017 for Petra Nicolaisen | |
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Özlem Ünsal | 1974 | SPD | Kiel-West | 36.6 | |
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Kai-Oliver Vogel | 1968 | SPD | Pinneberg | 36.9 | |
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Christopher Vogt | 1984 | FDP | List mandate | Group leader | |
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Bernd Voss | 1954 | GREEN | List mandate | ||
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Kathrin Wagner-Bockey | 1968 | SPD | Lauenburg-Süd | 36.0 | |
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Jette Waldinger-Thiering | 1964 | SSW | List mandate | ||
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Stefan Weber | 1963 | SPD | List mandate |
Retired MPs
| image | Member of the state parliament | born | fraction | Landtag constituency | First votes in% |
Remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
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Rasmus Andresen | 1986 | GREEN | List mandate | retired on June 30, 2019; Successor: Joschka Knuth | |
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Axel Bernstein | 1974 | CDU | Segeberg-East | 43.1 | died on August 24, 2017; Successor: Anette Röttger |
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Heinrich Garg | 1966 | FDP | List mandate | retired on December 14, 2017, successor: Jan-Marcus Rossa | |
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Monika Heinold | 1958 | GREEN | List mandate | resigned on June 28, 2017; Successor: Aminata Touré | |
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Wolfgang Kubicki | 1952 | FDP | List mandate | resigned on December 14, 2017; Successor: Jörg Hansen | |
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Ingbert Liebing | 1963 | CDU | Nordfriesland-Nord | 45.3 | resigned on June 28, 2017; Successor: Tobias Loose |
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Flemming Meyer | 1951 | SSW | List mandate | resigned on August 1, 2020; Successor: Christian Dirschauer | |
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Petra Nicolaisen | 1965 | CDU | Flensburg-Land | 39.7 | resigned on October 13, 2017; Successor: Andrea Tschacher |
Web links
- Overview of all MPs on the Landtag website
Individual evidence
- ↑ Landtag SH. (No longer available online.) Archived from the original on April 8, 2017 ; accessed on May 8, 2017 . Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice.
- ↑ 69 mandates plus four compensation mandates
- ↑ http://www.ndr.de/nachrichten/schleswig-holstein/Christopher-Vogt-Der-neue-Fraktionschef-der-FDP,vogt240.html
- ↑ MPs. In: afd-fraktion.de. Retrieved June 24, 2017 .
- ^ The parliamentary group of the Südschleswigschen voter association: The SSW in the state parliament has been newly constituted. (No longer available online.) In: ssw-landtag.de. Archived from the original on September 20, 2018 ; accessed on May 9, 2017 . Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice.
- ^ AfD parliamentary group excludes state chairmen. In: faz.net. December 4, 2018. Retrieved December 4, 2018.
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