Bremen – SPD march through in Bremen! The comrades bring their two direct candidates through, Sarah Ryglewski (38) and Uwe Schmidt (55) are going (again) to Berlin!
And with 31.5 percent (as of 11:57 p.m.), the SPD is also ahead with the second votes! The second strongest force are the Greens with 20.8 percent, followed by the CDU with 17.2 percent. The FDP (9.3%) came fourth, then the Left (7.7%) and the AfD (6.9%).
SPD HOLT BREMEN!
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At their “election meeting” in the StäV in Böttcherstraße, 90 comrades took it easy at first – and were then happy about news from Berlin and the top results in Bremen.
In the case of Mayor Andreas Bovenschulte (56), there was also humility in view of the miserable start of the election campaign: “Not so long ago we were in an existential situation! It was said that nobody needs social democracy any more. But today it is clear that this country needs us. “
Afterwards with a wink: “We did so well in Bremen that the federal party can still learn a lot from us.”
Sarah Ryglewski: “Nice evening for social democracy! Not only in the federal government, but also in Bremen. The SPD is relevant for this country! “
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Muted atmosphere at the CDU party in the “Muchos Mas” on the Wall.
For Thomas Röwekamp (55) and Wiebke Winter (25) there was nothing to get right away! She to BILD: “That was predictable, I knew it would be difficult. I am proud that I was able to anchor the climate issue in the CDU. ” “I’m staying there, no question about it!” Now we will continue with the second state examination in law.
CDU country chief Carsten Meyer-Heder (60) to BILD: “The result is of course disappointing. However, the surveys in advance suggested even worse … “
★★★
The Green candidate Kirsten Kappert-Gonther (54): “We were so strong in this election campaign because we are a team. Nobody can cope with the climate crisis alone! “
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Breakdown in the constituency of Seehausen. Instead of the ballot papers for the constituency of Bremen II, the papers for Bremen I had been distributed there. The electoral office confirmed this to BILD. At the time of going to press it was not yet clear what effect this would have on the election.
The preliminary election result in Bremen – total
CDU: 17.2% (2017: 25,1 %)
SPD: 31,5 % (2017: 26,7 %)
FDP: 9.3% (2017: 9,4 %)
Greens: 20.8% (2017: 11 %)
Left: 7.7% (2017: 13,4 %)
AfD: 6.9% (2017: 10 %)
(As of 11:57 p.m.)
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