A large group within the SPD will have a say in the Bundestag: the Jusos.
Chancellor candidate Olaf Scholz needs them for a traffic light coalition.
Munich - The SPD is the winner of the federal election - and a group within the comrades celebrates in particular.
48 of the new MPs of the election winner come from the camp of the Jusos, the young socialists of the Scholz party.
An important part, because without the Jusos a traffic light would not have a majority.
The top of the parties are currently struggling to find suitable coalitions.
Most likely, the traffic light coalition with the election winners SPD, the Greens and the FDP is currently effective.
World
journalist Robin Alexander
tweeted
: “Absolute majority in the Bundestag with 368 seats or more.
According to the preliminary official final result, traffic lights would have 416 MPs.
Make 48 seats on thirst.
Number of Jusos in the new parliament: 48. Without Kevin Kühnert nothing would work in Germany in the future. "
Kühnert is now no longer the federal chairman of the young SPD generation, but Jessica Rosenthal, who was happy about "every: n individual: n of the 48 MPs" on Twitter.
23 percent of the new SPD parliamentarians are Jusos.
Kühnert beats Künast in the fight for a direct mandate in Berlin
The former Juso boss Kühnert was twice as happy on Sunday. Not only did his party fare best, he also entered the Bundestag for the first time. The 32-year-old won the direct mandate in the constituency of Berlin-Tempelhof-Schöneberg with 27.1 percent, as the state election control in Berlin announced. He prevailed against the former Federal Minister Renate Künast, who got 25.1 percent of the first votes.
Kühnert was federal chairman of the youth organization of the SPD until January and has been deputy SPD federal chairman since the end of 2019.
In the past three federal elections, the CDU politician Jan-Marco Luczak had won the constituency.
Since 2002, Künast had always entered the Bundestag via the state list, and in the election on Sunday she was third on the state list of the Berlin Greens.
(cg with dpa)
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