
After Bärbel Bas's resignation, Lars Klingbeil announces new elections for the entire leadership team and is sticking to dual leadership.
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After the resignation of SPD co-leader Bärbel Bas, the party leadership is discussing the successor.
After the resignation of SPD co-leader and Labor Minister Bärbel Bas, a federal party conference “around the turn of the year” will decide on the future SPD leadership.
“The entire leadership of the SPD will then stand for election,” said the remaining SPD co-chair Lars Klingbeil on Monday in Berlin. Klingbeil therefore wants to hold on to the dual leadership of the SPD chairmanship.
In the press statement he also warned against a brutalization of the political culture in Germany. “I expect us to look out for each other,” he said in the statement.
However, after Bas' withdrawal, Klingbeil still sees the SPD as fully capable of acting. The Presidium discussed the situation in detail. He made two suggestions for the party chairmanship to the executive committee.
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Federal party conference at the turn of the year to elect the SPD leadership
Very likely · Within months

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After Bärbel Bas resigned as SPD co-leader and labor minister, co-party leader Lars Klingbeil announced new elections for the entire party leadership at a party conference in December or January.