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State Elections in Saxony-Anhalt: Schulze Announces Consequences After CDU Vote

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Sven Schulze is facing a decisive meeting in Saxony-Anhalt: Will he announce his resignation as head of the state party? Who could inherit him and what is being discussed in the CDU now.

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Sven Schulze draws conclusions and gives the head office of the CDU. Of all people the chancellor has just publicly criticized, he now wants to become head in Saxony-Anhalt.

·Berlin, Germany
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The former CDU head of state and Prime Minister Sven Schulze announced a new election of the CDU head of state.

·Vienna, Austria
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After the defeat, a conflict breaks out in the CDU, which tells a lot about the situation of the party. Sepp Müller revolts, but Sven Schulze isn't quite going yet.

·Germany
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With its clear demarcation to the left before the election in Magdeburg, Union faction vize Sepp Müller draws on the Chancellor's anger. However, the 37-year-old parrys the broad side unmoved. Who is the man who wants to re-establish the CDU in Saxony-Anhalt after the debacle?

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The CDU Sachsen-Anhalt draws consequences from its historic election debacle. The members of the state executive board make their offices available. It is open, as it goes on with Prime Minister Sven Schulze.

·Hamburg, Germany
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After the election debacle in Saxony-Anhalt, CDU top candidate Sven Schulze announces consequences. The head of the state is to be re-elected at the end of November or early December. BSW politician Amira Mohamed Ali does not want Ulrich Siegmund to be Prime Minister. More in the liveticker.

·Berlin, Germany
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Spiegel broke the news in Hamburg, Germany on Sunday, September 6, 2026.
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