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"No Clear Strategy": Juso CEO Türmer Clearly Opposes Klingbeil as SPD Chairman

Summary by Der Tagesspiegel
After Bas' resignation, the social democrats are debating his successor. Klingbeil's representative criticizes him sharply, and Bremen's mayor Bovenschulte supports him.

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Lean Left

Who will lead the SPD in the future? This is currently being strongly speculated. For Juso CEO Philipp Türmer, it is clear that the current chairman Lars Klingbeil should not be if this minister remains.

·Hamburg, Germany
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Center

It is still open whether SPD head Klingbeil is running for the post again. Juso chairman Türmer has a clear opinion: he calls for a reboot at the party head. Bremen's mayor Bovenschulte holds on to Klingbeil.

·Hamburg, Germany
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Lean Left

In December, the SPD elects a new leader. The Juso leader considers the current party leader Klingbeil unsuitable – and advertises for a competitor.

·Berlin, Germany
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Right

Philipp Türmer, head of the Jusos, opposes a new candidacy of Lars Klingbeils at the upcoming SPD party congress. If this Federal Finance Minister wants to remain, he should not remain a party leader.

·Berlin, Germany
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Center

After Bas' resignation, the social democrats are debating his successor. Klingbeil's representative criticizes him sharply, and Bremen's mayor Bovenschulte supports him.

·Berlin, Germany
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Lean Right

After the withdrawal of Bas, the SPD wants to elect its leader completely new. Juso-Chief Türmer advises Klingbeil against re-election if he wants to remain in the government. He brings another candidate for the presidency into play.

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noz.de broke the news in Osnabrück, Germany on Friday, October 23, 2026.
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