SPD Schleswig-Holstein elects Ulf Kämpfer as new leader

At the state party congress in Büdelsdorf, Ulf Kämpfer was elected as the new state chairman of the SPD Schleswig-Holstein with an overwhelming majority. The party now plans an offensive against Minister President Günther. Even the presidium was surprised by one matter.

The state party congress of the SPD in Schleswig-Holstein took place in Büdelsdorf, where the delegates elected Ulf Kämpfer as the new state chairman. The election occurred with an overwhelming majority, highlighting strong support within the party.

Kämpfer, described as a fighter, is set to lead the SPD into an offensive against the incumbent Minister President Daniel Günther. Günther heads the state government in Kiel and represents the CDU. The SPD views Kämpfer's election as an opportunity to strengthen its position and influence government policy.

Notably, even the party presidium was surprised by one particular matter, suggesting unexpected developments during the congress. Details about this surprise are not further elaborated in the reports.

This election marks a new beginning for the SPD in Schleswig-Holstein, which has not achieved a majority in recent elections. The party is relying on Kämpfer's leadership qualities to mobilize voters and advance issues such as social policy and environmental protection.

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