30 Years in the State Parliament: What Former Minister Schünemann Touched - Uwe Schünemann’s 30-year political journey in Lower Saxony’s CDU
Uwe Schünemann, a long-serving CDU politico in Lower Saxony, has marked 30 years in the state parliament. Known for his role as former interior minister, he remains active in shaping policy and influencing decisions. His career reflects a steady commitment to politics since joining the CDU in 1984.
Schünemann first entered the Landtag in 1994 after training as an industrial clerk. Over the years, he took on key positions, including parliamentary group manager and deputy faction leader. His most prominent role came between 2003 and 2013, when he served as interior minister—a defining moment marked by his oath on the constitution.
Schünemann’s political journey spans from his early days as a backbencher to a decade as interior minister. His return to parliament in 2014 shows his enduring influence, even without a direct mandate. While his future candidacy remains uncertain, his impact on Lower Saxony’s political landscape is firmly established.
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