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Federal President: SPD-Vize Rehlinger Trusts Aigner to Become the Highest State Office

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At the end of January, a new head of state will be elected. Ilse Aigner is in the discussion for this. The SPD leader will be welcomed by the CSU politician.

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In the Steinmeier succession, CSU and SPD take the chancellor into their pliers: they want to make Bavarian state parliament president Ilse Aigner the first Federal President. But what does Merz want?

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CSU boss Söder is behind Merz and is the first woman to promote CSU politician Aigner in the highest state office. At the same time, the CDU is wrestling for her course at a leadership call.

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BERLIN. Deputy SPD chairman Anke Rehlinger considers the CSU politician Ilse Aigner to be able to fill the office of the Federal President. "I know Ilse Aigner for a long time, she has the seriousness, closeness to the citizens and the experience that the office needs". This is what the Saarland Prime Minister told the "mirror". "It is time for a woman in Bellevue," Rehlinger continued. "When, [...]

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At the end of January, a new head of state will be elected. Ilse Aigner is in the discussion for this. The SPD leader will be welcomed by the CSU politician.

The Saarland Prime Minister Anke Rehlinger (SPD) is in favour of CSU politician Ilse Aigner as the future Federal President. "I know Ilse Aigner for a long time, she has the seriousness, the closeness to the citizens and the experience that the office needs", said Rehlinger to the "Spiegel". It is "time for a woman in Bellevue", said the deputy SPD chairman. "When, if not now?" Bavarian state parliament president Aigner is supported above all by…

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Spiegel broke the news in Hamburg, Germany on Saturday, October 10, 2026.
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