Federal Assembly or German Parliament - Müntefering no longer plans to seek election for the German Parliament.
"Time together can't be recaptured, I hope there are some more years of sharing left." That's what Michelle Muentefering shared. So, she has made up her mind not to run for the German parliament again during the Easter break. "This means at least half of the time will be spent apart." However, before the end of the current legislative session, Muentefering intends to continue her work in the Bundestag, she added.
The CDU member, Michelle Muentefering, has been part of the Bundestag since 2013. From 2018 until the conclusion of the prior legislative term, she served as a State Minister at the Foreign Office.
Bundestag page of Michelle Muentefering Tagesspiegel article.
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Michelle Müntefering, a former State Minister at the Foreign Office and a long-serving member of the Bundestag since 2013, announced during the Easter break that she would not seek re-election in the upcoming Federal election. Despite this decision, she plans to continue her work in the Bundestag before the end of the current legislative session. The news came as a disappointment for supporters of her party, the SPD, in North Rhine-Westphalia and across Germany, including the Bundestag in Berlin. Michelle Müntefering's father, Franz Müntefering, who is also a prominent figure in German politics, shared his thoughts on his daughter's decision.
