In the general elections held in Germany, Conservative Leader Frederish Marts’ Christian Democratic Union (CDU) won the biggest vote to win the highest number of votes. Due to this, the social Democratic Party (SPD) of Olaf Shawls suffered a crushing defeat. With this historic victory, Frederish Marts’s chances of becoming the next Chancellor of Germany are almost confirmed.
How was the election contest?
The CDU-CSU alliance led by Frederish Marts got 28.5% of the votes, emerging as the largest party. Germany’s right -wing party Alternative for Germany (AFD) got 20.7% votes and finished second.
The Social Democratic Party (SPD) did not get the expectation as expected, which weakened the position of the current Chancellor Olaf Shawls.
After the election results, Marts addressed her supporters and said:
“Now Germany will again get a strong and reliable government.”
It is clear from this statement that they will soon step towards forming a coalition government.
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Who is Frederish Marts?
Frederish Marts was born on 11 November 1955 in Brillon, Germany. He comes from a legal family and has also been a lawyer by profession.
- Education: Lagic studies in 1976
- Personal Life: Married to Charlotte Marts in 1981, who is now a judge. they have three children.
- Political journey:
- Became a member of CDU in 1972.
- Arrived in European Parliament in 1989.
- In 1994, the German Parliament made its place in Bundestag.
- In 2000, he became the leader of the CDU parliamentary party, but lost the post in 2002 at the hands of Angela Merkel.
Retire from politics and then return
- Marts was sidelined after the CDU-SPD alliance was formed in 2005.
- In 2009, he retired from politics and made a big identity in the legal and financial sector.
- After Angela Merkel’s retirement announcement in 2018, he returned to politics again.
- However, the party’s command was first awarded to the Annegrate Cramp-Karenbaur and then Armin Lasht.
- In 2022, Marts became the national president of the CDU and now his party has won the election and has reached close to power.
What will happen now?
Now everyone’s eyes are fixed on what kind of government will Frederish Marts combine and what kind of government will be formed. His victory can lead to a major change in German politics, especially on the economy and foreign policy front.
