Hermann Gröhe secures direct election victory
Hermann Gröhe Wins Neuss CDU Bundestag Election in Landslide Victory
In the recent Bundestag election held in the Krefeld I/Neuss II constituency, Hermann Gröhe, a well-known figure in Berlin politics, emerged victorious as the top candidate of the Neuss CDU. According to the latest count, Gröhe received 36.95% of the votes, securing a significant win.
Gröhe, who served as the General Secretary of the CDU of Germany from 2009 to 2014 and as the deputy chairman of the CDU Bundestag faction since 2018, has been a prominent figure in Berlin politics for many years.
Meanwhile, in the same constituency, Ansgar Heveling of the CDU received 33.4% of the first votes, while Philipp Einfalt (SPD) came in second with 25.46 percent. Katharina Voller (Greens) followed in third place with 15.81 percent.
The city of Neuss, traditionally governed by the SPD, saw a close race in the election. However, the SPD did not fare as well in the second round of voting, with Daniel Rinkert, another candidate, receiving 30.57% of the first votes, significantly more than the 25.89% the SPD received in second votes.
As of 20:51, 120 out of 132 voting districts have been counted, but the next government in Berlin is yet to be determined. The SPD has replaced the CSU/CSU as the strongest force in the federal government, but the final results are still pending.
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- Policy-and-legislation regarding car-accidents and crime-and-justice might be areas of interest for Gröhe, as he has previously served as the deputy chairman of the CDU Bundestag faction.
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