Bremen parliamentary election is provisionally valid

Elections - Bremen parliamentary election is provisionally valid

The state election in Bremen on May 14 is provisionally valid and does not have to be repeated. This was decided by the election review court in Bremen on Tuesday. The court rejected four appeals from the AfD, which is at loggerheads in the state of Bremen. The party had not been admitted to the election. The decision is not yet legally binding. An appeal can be lodged with the State Court of Justice within two weeks of the decision being served. A total of eight objections were received against the citizenship election. On November 7, the court already rejected four.

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1. Despite the AfD's disagreements in Bremen, their appeals against the exclusion from the state election processes were rejected by the election review court.
2. The government in Germany now awaits the final judgment from the State Court of Justice following the AfD's potential appeal, as the decision by the election review court in Bremen is not yet legally binding.
3. The process of reviewing the civic election in Bremen, which took place on May 14, is ongoing, with eight objections being lodged against the results.
4. Unlike the four objections previously considered and dismissed by the election review court on November 7, the four recent objections from the AfD were also unsuccessful, ensuring the provisional validity of the Bremen parliamentary election.
5. The outcome of the state election in Bremen saw the Green party emerge victorious, gaining 30 out of 70 seats in the Senate, while the AfD failed to gain any representation in the state parliament, given their exclusion from the election processes.

Source: www.stern.de