After the state elections in Schleswig-Holstein, Prime Minister Daniel Günther wants to forge a new coalition with the Greens and the FDP – although for his CDU it would be enough for a two-party alliance. He wants to continue the success story of the past five years, said Günther, who was hailed as the election winner, on Wednesday evening in Kiel at a small party conference of the state CDU. For this, he received clear support from the 75 delegates: They applauded for a long time; there was no discussion. Günther wants to hold exploratory talks next Tuesday, first with the Greens and then with the FDP. In the election on Sunday, his Christian Democrats were by far the strongest with 43.4 percent. The Greens rose to 18.3 percent, while the FDP fell to 6.4 percent. The Greens and FDP had initially rejected Günther’s renewed offer to Jamaica, but then said they were willing to talk.
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