The CDU in Brandenburg has shown itself to be open to the proposal of a future dual leadership with equal representation in the federal government and in the state party. "At the moment there is no possibility of dual leadership in the statutes of the federal and state parties," said Secretary General Gordon Hoffmann of the German Press Agency in Potsdam. "Nevertheless, it is a suggestion that is worth considering, one that should not be brushed off the table prematurely, but should also be discussed intensively with the grassroots."
Potsdam - After the Union crashed in the federal election, the CDU wants to re-elect its party leadership at a special party conference.
The chairwoman of the group of women in the Union parliamentary group, Yvonne Magwas, had pleaded for a CDU dual leadership with equal representation.
The state chairman of the Brandenburg Women’s Union, Kristy Augustin, is also promoting the dual leadership of her party with women and men - not only at the federal level, but also in the state.
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