Following the State Elections in Baden-Württemberg: Boris Palmer Wants to Remain Mayor of Tübingen.

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The electoral drama in Baden-Württemberg has left behind a political thriller. The Greens land at 30.2% thinly in front of the CDU with 29.7 percent. In the new state parliament, however, both parties sit side by side with exactly 56 deputies. A stalemate that makes even experienced state politicians perplexed. While the Greens celebrate the victory, the CDU is looking for a [...]

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Former Green politician Palmer does not seek a ministerial office in Baden-Württemberg. The non-party Palmer told the news agency dpa that he wants to remain mayor of Tübingen. He had already informed the designated Prime Minister and Green politician Özdemir.

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For weeks, it was speculated whether Boris Palmer could become Minister in Baden-Württemberg after the election victory of Cem Özdemir. Now it is clear how things will continue for him.

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The non-partisan mayor ends the speculation about a ministerial office in Baden-Württemberg. Initially, he had shown himself open to new tasks.

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There will not be a role of the non-partisan Palmer in a Baden-Württemberg state government under the Green Özdemir. Palmer is not available, as he informs Özdemir. Within the Greens there had been strong criticism of him as a possible personality.

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The mayor of Tübingen Boris Palmer does not want to become part of a state government in Baden-Württemberg. He told his friend Özdemir that he wanted to stay OB.