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CDU Party Leader: Black-green coalition government remains stable.

The leader of North Rhine-Westphalia's CDU, Paul Ziemiak, believes the partnership between the black-green state government is steady, despite the Greens' defeat in the recent European polls. According to Ziemiak, a Bundesinstag member, it was mainly a referendum on the "traffic light system"...

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A balloon in the European Information Center (EIZ) in the Thuringian capital.
A balloon in the European Information Center (EIZ) in the Thuringian capital.

Voting events - CDU Party Leader: Black-green coalition government remains stable.

In the state of North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany, the Christian Democratic Union (CDU) emerged as the leading party in the European elections with a provisional result of 31.2% of the votes. The Greens suffered a significant loss, receiving only 13.5% of the total votes this time around. The Social Democratic Party (SPD) managed to secure the second place with 17.2% of the votes, which is a two percent decrease from their result in the previous election in 2019.

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  1. Paul Ziemiak, the CDU's party leader in North Rhine-Westphalia (NRW), expressed satisfaction with the party's strong performance in the European elections.
  2. The European elections in Germany saw the CDU securing the most votes in NRW, a significant victory in the heart of Chancellor Olaf Scholz's home region.
  3. In contrast, Ursula von der Leyen, the German President, will closely watch the election results in Brussels, as her political future in the European Union (EU) may be influenced by the outcomes.
  4. The CDU's success in the European elections in NRW is expected to boost their confidence for the forthcoming state elections in Düsseldorf, set to take place in 2024.
  5. The surprising drop in the Green party's vote share in NRW may call for a reassessment of their campaign strategy, as they seek to regain their status as a key player in German politics.
  6. The results of the European elections in Berlin showed a mixed bag, with some parties experiencing gains, while others saw a decrease in their vote share. These trends highlight the complex and dynamic nature of German politics.

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