Greens in Bremen elect Assmus and Helsner as new chair duo - Bremen’s Greens redefine leadership ahead of the 2027 election
In Bremen, the Green Party maintains a clear separation between party and government roles, with no party leaders holding seats in the Senate. This structure has been in place since the Greens began governing the city in 2019, alongside the SPD and Left Party, with Mayor Andreas Bovenschulte (SPD) at the helm. Bremen has long been a stronghold for the Greens, with their presence in the state parliament dating back to 1979. The next election in Bremen is scheduled for 2027. Despite the upcoming vote, the Greens continue to govern effectively, demonstrating their commitment to the city and its residents. Recently, Josephine Assmus and Marek Helsner were elected as new co-chairs of the Greens in Bremen, indicating a fresh perspective within the party's leadership. The Green Party's separation of party and government roles in Bremen ensures a clear distinction between political and administrative duties. With a strong historical presence and a dedicated leadership, the Greens continue to shape Bremen's political landscape, looking ahead to the 2027 election.
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