US EditionNrw and the Election in Baden-Württemberg: Six Lessons From the Ländle
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The election in Baden-Württemberg is over. Together with the Trash columnist of the hearts, I analyze the situation. There is a drinking game for this: every time the word "Ländle" falls, a quarter is drunk!Shownotes:Five findings from the state parliament electionIn the analysis, five central lessons are drawn from the state parliament election in Baden-Württemberg.First, it is stressed that election campaigns could have a very positive effect:…
Following the extremely close result of the state election in the southern German state of Baden-Württemberg, the CDU and the Greens are arguing over the proposal to split the term of office. Election winner Cem Özdemir has sharply rejected ideas from the CDU/CSU alliance to share the post of Minister-President – and underlined the Greens' claim to govern. Both parties retain 56 seats in the state parliament after the election. There is no reali…
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Which findings can NRW draw from the results of Baden-Württemberg one year before the state elections? An analysis
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