List of members of the 19th Abgeordnetenhaus of Berlin (2023–2026)

19th Abgeordnetenhaus of Berlin
19th Abgeordnetenhaus of Berlin
←	19th (2021–23)
	Preußischer Landtag building in 2009
Overview
Legislative body	Abgeordnetenhaus of Berlin
Jurisdiction	Berlin
Meeting place	Preußischer Landtag building, Berlin
Term	16 March 2023 –
Election	12 February 2023
Members	159
President	Cornelia Seibeld (CDU)

Last updated May 13, 2023

This is a list of members who are sitting in the 19th Abgeordnetenhaus of Berlin, the state parliament of Berlin, from 2023 to 2026. These members were elected in the 12 February 2023 state election. This was the second election to the 19th Abgeordnetenhaus, after the original November 2021 election was voided due to irregularities.^[1] The new membership sat for the first time on 16 March 2023.^[2]

The Abgeordnetenhaus has 159 members, 29 seats larger than its minimum size of 130. It comprises 52 members of the Christian Democratic Union (CDU), 34 members each of the Social Democratic Party (SPD) and Alliance 90/The Greens (GRÜNE), 22 members of The Left (LINKE), and 17 members of the Alternative for Germany (AfD).^[3]

The President of the Abgeordnetenhaus is Cornelia Seibeld (CDU).^[4] The Vice Presidents are Dennis Buchner (SPD) and Bahar Haghanipour (GRÜNE).^[5]

Presidium

President			Ballot	Term
President	Cornelia Seibeld	CDU	117 / 157	16 Mar. 2023 – present
Vice President	Dennis Buchner	SPD	127 / 157	16 Mar. 2023 – present
Vice President	Bahar Haghanipour	GRÜNE	122 / 157	16 Mar. 2023 – present
Source: Abgeordnetenhaus

Parliamentary groups

Group		Members		Chairperson(s)
Group		At election	Current	Chairperson(s)
	Christian Democratic Union (CDU)	52 / 159	52 / 159	Kai Wegner	16 Mar. 2023 – present
	Social Democratic Party (SPD)	34 / 159	34 / 159	Raed Saleh	16 Mar. 2023 – present
	Alliance 90/The Greens (GRÜNE)	34 / 159	34 / 159	Werner Graf Bettina Jarasch	16 Mar. 2023 – present
	The Left (LINKE)	22 / 159	22 / 159	Anne Helm Carsten Schatz	16 Mar. 2023 – present
	Alternative for Germany (AfD)	17 / 159	17 / 159	Kristin Brinker	16 Mar. 2023 – present
Source: Abgeordnetenhaus

List of current members

Name	Birth year		Constituency	Vote %	List #	Notes	Ref.
Gollaleh Ahmadi	1982	GRÜNE	State list		9th		^[6]
Turgut Altuğ	1965	GRÜNE	Friedrichshain-Kreuzberg 3	35.1%			^[7]
Sebahat Atli	1971	SPD	Spandau list		1st		^[8]
Jeannette Auricht	1970	AfD	Marzahn-Hellersdorf 3	25.9%			^[9]
Sevim Aydin	1972	SPD	Friedrichshain-Kreuzberg list		1st		^[10]
Frank Balzer	1964	CDU	Reinickendorf 6	45.7%			^[11]
Franziska Becker	1967	SPD	Charlottenburg-Wilmersdorf list		1st		^[12]
Alexander Bertram	1988	AfD	State list		12th		^[13]
Michael Biel	1980	SPD	Tempelhof-Schöneberg list		3rd		^[14]
Daniela Billig	1970	GRÜNE	Pankow 8	37.2%			^[15]
Lars Bocian	1969	CDU	Pankow 2	31.4%			^[16]
Tuba Bozkurt	1983	GRÜNE	Mitte 6	32.0%			^[17]
Kerstin Brauner	1976	CDU	Spandau 3	34.4%			^[18]
Elke Breitenbach	1961	LINKE	State list		2nd		^[19]
Kristin Brinker	1972	AfD	State list		1st	Faction leader	^[20]
Hugh Bronson	1961	AfD	State list		10th		^[21]
Antonin Brousek	1962	AfD	State list		9th		^[22]
Sandra Brunner	1972	LINKE	State list		21st		^[23]
Franziska Brychcy	1984	LINKE	State list		13th		^[24]
Dennis Buchner	1977	SPD	Pankow list		3rd	Vice President of the Abgeordnetenhaus	^[25]
Stefanie Bung	1978	CDU	Charlottenburg-Wilmersdorf 7	34.2%			^[26]
Marianne Burkert-Eulitz	1972	GRÜNE	Friedrichshain-Kreuzberg 2	37.9%			^[27]
Derya Çağlar	1982	SPD	Neukölln 3	23.4%			^[28]
Tom Cywinski	1987	CDU	Steglitz-Zehlendorf 2	31.3%			^[29]
Ina Czyborra	1966	SPD	Steglitz-Zehlendorf list		1st		^[30]
Michael Dietmann	1968	CDU	Reinickendorf 5	42.8%			^[31]
Burkard Dregger	1964	CDU	Reinickendorf 1	37.2%			^[32]
Lars Düsterhöft	1981	SPD	Treptow-Köpenick 2	29.2%			^[33]
Ario Ebrahimpour Mirzaie	1985	GRÜNE	State list		18th		^[34]
Elif Eralp	1981	LINKE	State list		7th		^[35]
Robert Eschricht	1985	AfD	State list		15th		^[36]
Stefan Evers	1979	CDU	Treptow-Köpenick 3	32.7%			^[37]
Christopher Föster	1986	CDU	Neukölln 4	43.0%			^[38]
Vasili Franco	1992	GRÜNE	Friedrichshain-Kreuzberg 5	36.1%			^[39]
Danny Freymark	1983	CDU	Lichtenberg 1	40.8%			^[40]
Oliver Friederici	1970	CDU	Steglitz-Zehlendorf 5	41.2%			^[41]
Olga Gauks	1987	CDU	Marzahn-Hellersdorf 2	25.5%			^[42]
Silke Gebel	1983	GRÜNE	Mitte 1	33.5%			^[43]
Andreas Geisel	1966	SPD	Lichtenberg list		1st		^[44]
Katalin Gennburg	1984	LINKE	Treptow-Köpenick 1	25.9%			^[45]
Franziska Giffey	1978	SPD	Neukölln list		1st		^[46]
Ronald Gläser	1973	AfD	State list		2nd		^[47]
Christian Goiny	1965	CDU	Steglitz-Zehlendorf 3	40.5%			^[48]
Mirjam Golm	1970	SPD	Steglitz-Zehlendorf list		3rd		^[49]
Werner Graf	1980	GRÜNE	State list		6th	Faction co-leader	^[50]
Christian Gräff	1978	CDU	Marzahn-Hellersdorf 4	42.9%			^[51]
Adrian Grasse	1975	CDU	Steglitz-Zehlendorf 6	40.0%			^[52]
Niklas Graßelt	1993	CDU	Marzahn-Hellersdorf list		7th		^[53]
Katharina Günther-Wünsch	1983	CDU	Marzahn-Hellersdorf 5	45.0%			^[54]
Ariturel Hack	1989	CDU	Charlottenburg-Wilmersdorf 2	38.7%			^[55]
Bahar Haghanipour	1984	GRÜNE	State list		3rd	Vice President of the Abgeordnetenhaus	^[56]
Frank-Christian Hansel	1964	AfD	State list		5th		^[57]
Stefan Häntsch	1987	CDU	Charlottenburg-Wilmersdorf 1	28.3%			^[58]
Oda Hassepaß	1974	GRÜNE	Pankow 3	24.7%			^[59]
Ellen Haußdörfer	1980	SPD	Treptow-Köpenick list		1st		^[60]
Dennis Haustein	1990	CDU	Lichtenberg 3	23.4%			^[61]
Sven Heinemann	1978	SPD	Friedrichshain-Kreuzberg list		2nd		^[62]
Anne Helm	1986	LINKE	State list		5th	Faction co-leader	^[63]
Alexander Herrmann	1975	CDU	Marzahn-Hellersdorf 6	37.7%			^[64]
Marcel Hopp	1988	SPD	Neukölln list		4th	Moved up after Fabian Fischer declined his mandate	^[65]
Timur Husein	1980	CDU	Friedrichshain-Kreuzberg list		2nd		^[66]
Bettina Jarasch	1968	GRÜNE	State list		1st	Faction co-leader	^[67]
Robbin Juhnke	1967	CDU	Neukölln 5	43.1%			^[68]
Susanna Kahlefeld	1964	GRÜNE	Neukölln 2	34.5%			^[69]
Antje Kapek	1976	GRÜNE	State list		2nd		^[70]
Sandra Khalatbari	1971	CDU	Charlottenburg-Wilmersdorf 5	42.3%			^[71]
Hendrikje Klein	1979	LINKE	Lichtenberg 5	25.0%			^[72]
Lisa-Bettina Knack	1986	CDU	Treptow-Köpenick 4	27.2%			^[73]
Ferat Koçak	1979	LINKE	State list		14th		^[74]
Matthias Kollatz-Ahnen	1957	SPD	Steglitz-Zehlendorf list		2nd		^[75]
Bettina König	1978	SPD	Reinickendorf list		2nd		^[76]
Scott Körber	1971	CDU	Tempelhof-Schöneberg 6	47.5%			^[77]
Johannes Kraft	1977	CDU	Pankow 1	41.6%			^[78]
Louis Krüger	1996	GRÜNE	Pankow 5	22.2%			^[79]
Melanie Kühnemann-Grunow	1972	SPD	Tempelhof-Schöneberg list		2nd		^[80]
Taylan Kurt	1988	GRÜNE	Mitte 4	40.1%			^[81]
Harald Laatsch	1956	AfD	State list		4th		^[82]
Maja Lasić	1979	SPD	Mitte list		1st		^[83]
Klaus Lederer	1974	LINKE	State list		1st		^[84]
Jan Lehmann	1971	SPD	Marzahn-Hellersdorf list		2nd		^[85]
Stephan Lenz	1968	CDU	Pankow list		2nd		^[86]
Gunnar Lindemann	1970	AfD	Marzahn-Hellersdorf 1	28.8%			^[87]
Tamara Lüdke	1991	SPD	Lichtenberg list		2nd		^[88]
Frank Luhmann	1986	CDU	Tempelhof-Schöneberg 4	28.5%			^[89]
Martin Matz	1965	SPD	Steglitz-Zehlendorf list		4th		^[90]
Bettina Meißner	1970	CDU	Spandau 1	37.3%			^[91]
Heiko Melzer	1976	CDU	Spandau 4	45.3%			^[92]
Sven Meyer	1975	SPD	Reinickendorf list		3rd		^[93]
Peer Mock-Stümer	1967	CDU	Charlottenburg-Wilmersdorf 6	29.2%			^[94]
Ersin Nas	1978	CDU	Spandau 2	33.2%			^[95]
Reinhard Naumann	1960	SPD	Charlottenburg-Wilmersdorf list		2nd		^[96]
Laura Neugebauer	1995	GRÜNE	Mitte 7	30.1%			^[97]
Aldona Maria Niemczyk	1969	CDU	Charlottenburg-Wilmersdorf 4	28.7%			^[98]
Jian Omar	1985	GRÜNE	Mitte 3	33.0%			^[99]
Andreas Otto	1962	GRÜNE	Pankow 6	41.7%			^[100]
Orkan Özdemir	1982	SPD	Tempelhof-Schöneberg 3	32.0%			^[101]
Martin Pätzold	1984	CDU	Lichtenberg 2	39.5%			^[102]
Maik Penn	1981	CDU	Treptow-Köpenick 6	31.6%			^[103]
Catherina Pieroth-Manelli	1966	GRÜNE	Tempelhof-Schöneberg 2	36.9%			^[104]
Ülker Radziwill	1966	SPD	Charlottenburg-Wilmersdorf list		3rd		^[105]
Lars Rauchfuß	1986	SPD	Tempelhof-Schöneberg list		1st		^[106]
Sven Rissmann	1978	CDU	Mitte 5	24.4%			^[107]
Kristian Ronneburg	1986	LINKE	State list		16th		^[108]
Raed Saleh	1977	SPD	Spandau 1		1st	Faction leader	^[109]
Martin Sattelklau	1957	CDU	Treptow-Köpenick 5	27.7%			^[110]
Lucas Schaal	1990	CDU	Mitte 2	24.9%			^[111]
Carsten Schatz	1970	LINKE	State list		6th	Faction co-leader	^[112]
Klara Schedlich	2000	GRÜNE	State list		7th		^[113]
Sebastian Scheel	1975	LINKE	State list		4th		^[114]
Olaf Schenk	1974	CDU	Neukölln 6	45.3%			^[115]
Niklas Schenker	1993	LINKE	State list		20th		^[116]
Sebastian Schlüsselburg	1983	LINKE	Lichtenberg 4	27.2%			^[117]
Katrin Schmidberger	1982	GRÜNE	Friedrichshain-Kreuzberg 1	40.3%			^[118]
Ines Schmidt	1960	LINKE	State list		17th		^[119]
Manuela Schmidt	1963	LINKE	State list		9th		^[120]
Stephan Schmidt	1973	CDU	Reinickendorf 3	44.1%			^[121]
Torsten Schneider	1969	SPD	Pankow list		1st		^[122]
Julia Schneider	1990	GRÜNE	Pankow 7	30.9%			^[123]
Tino Schopf	1974	SPD	Pankow 9	25.6%			^[124]
Niklas Schrader	1981	LINKE	State list		18th		^[125]
Katina Schubert	1961	LINKE	State list		3rd		^[126]
Mathias Schulz	1985	SPD	Mitte list		2nd		^[127]
André Schulze	1987	GRÜNE	Neukölln 1	35.1%			^[128]
Tobias Schulze	1976	LINKE	State list		8th		^[129]
Julian Schwarze	1983	GRÜNE	Friedrichshain-Kreuzberg 6	39.5%			^[130]
Cornelia Seibeld	1974	CDU	Steglitz-Zehlendorf 4	41.9%		President of the Abgeordnetenhaus	^[131]
Katrin Seidel	1967	LINKE	State list		11th		^[132]
Katharina Senge	1982	CDU	Tempelhof-Schöneberg list		3rd		^[133]
Roman Simon	1974	CDU	Tempelhof-Schöneberg 5	40.3%			^[134]
Iris Spranger	1961	SPD	Marzahn-Hellersdorf list		1st		^[135]
Stephan Standfuß	1972	CDU	Steglitz-Zehlendorf 7	40.1%			^[136]
Dirk Stettner	1969	CDU	Pankow 4	30.2%			^[137]
Jörg Stroedter	1954	SPD	Reinickendorf list		1st		^[138]
Tommy Tabor	1982	AfD	State list		11th		^[139]
Stefan Taschner	1969	GRÜNE	State list		10th		^[140]
June Tomiak	1997	GRÜNE	State list		13th		^[141]
Martin Trefzer	1969	AfD	State list		6th		^[142]
Carsten Ubbelohde	1962	AfD	State list		14th		^[143]
Lilia Usik	1989	CDU	Lichtenberg 6	22.4%			^[144]
Damiano Valgolio	1981	LINKE	Friedrichshain-Kreuzberg 4	24.7%			^[145]
Marc Vallendar	1986	AfD	State list		8th		^[146]
Petra Vandrey	1965	GRÜNE	Charlottenburg-Wilmersdorf 3	29.2%			^[147]
Linda Vierecke	1982	SPD	Pankow list		2nd		^[148]
Catrin Wahlen	1972	GRÜNE	State list		11th		^[149]
Sebastian Walter	1979	GRÜNE	Tempelhof-Schöneberg 1	34.4%			^[150]
Kurt Wansner	1947	CDU	Friedrichshain-Kreuzberg list		1st	Father of the House	^[151]
Christoph Wapler	1969	GRÜNE	State list		16th		^[152]
Kai Wegner	1972	CDU	Spandau 5	46.9%		Faction leader	^[153]
Claudia Wein	1958	CDU	Steglitz-Zehlendorf 1	30.2%			^[154]
Thorsten Weiß	1983	AfD	State list		7th		^[155]
Daniel Wesener	1975	GRÜNE	State list		4th		^[156]
Rolf Wiedenhaupt	1958	AfD	State list		13th		^[157]
Björn Wohlert	1988	CDU	Reinickendorf 4	41.3%			^[158]
Tonka Wojahn	1975	GRÜNE	State list		15th		^[159]
Karsten Woldeit	1975	AfD	State list		3rd		^[160]
Dunja Wolff	1962	SPD	Treptow-Köpenick list		3rd		^[161]
Christian Zander	1978	CDU	Tempelhof-Schöneberg 7	49.6%			^[162]
Stefan Ziller	1981	GRÜNE	State list		8th		^[163]
Steffen Zillich	1971	LINKE	State list		10th		^[164]

List of former members

Image	Name	Birth year	Party		Constituency	Vote %	List #	Date of departure	Notes	Ref.
	Fabian Fischer	1986		SPD	Neukölln list		2nd	8 March 2023	Declined his mandate Replaced by Marcel Hopp	^[165]

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[2] "Cornelia Seibeld new President of the Berlin House of Representatives". Abgeordnetenhaus of Berlin (in German). 16 March 2023.

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[5] "The Vice Presidents". Abgeordnetenhaus of Berlin (in German). Retrieved 16 April 2023.

[6] Gollaleh Ahmadi

[7] Turgut Altuğ

[8] Sebahat Atli

[9] Jeannette Auricht

[10] Sevim Aydin

[11] Frank Balzer

[12] Franziska Becker

[13] Alexander Bertram

[14] Michael Biel

[15] Daniela Billig

[16] Lars Bocian

[17] Tuba Bozkurt

[18] Kerstin Brauner

[19] Elke Breitenbach

[20] Kristin Brinker

[21] Hugh Bronson

[22] Antonin Brousek

[23] Sandra Brunner

[24] Franziska Brychcy

[25] Dennis Buchner

[26] Stefanie Bung

[27] Marianne Burkert-Eulitz

[28] Derya Çağlar

[29] Tom Jan Filip Cywinski

[30] Ina Czyborra

[31] Michael Dietmann

[32] Burkard Dregger

[33] Lars Düsterhöft

[34] Ario Ebrahimpour Mirzaie

[35] Elif Eralp

[36] Robert Eschricht

[37] Stefan Evers

[38] Christopher Förster

[39] Vasili Franco

[40] Danny Freymark

[41] Oliver Friederici

[42] Olga Gauks

[43] Silke Gebel

[44] Andreas Geisel

[45] Katalin Gennburg

[46] Franziska Giffey

[47] Ronald Gläser

[48] Christian Goiny

[49] Mirjam Golm

[50] Werner Graf

[51] Christian Gräff

[52] Adrian Grasse

[53] Niklas Graßelt

[54] Katharina Günther-Wünsch

[55] Ariturel Hack

[56] Bahar Haghanipour

[57] Frank-Christian Hansel

[58] Stefan Häntsch

[59] Oda Hassepaß

[60] Ellen Haußdörfer

[61] Dennis Haustein

[62] Sven Heinemann

[63] Anne Helm

[64] Alexander Herrmann

[65] Marcel Hopp

[66] Maren Jasper-Winter

[67] Bettina Jarasch

[68] Robbin Juhnke

[69] Susanna Kahlefeld

[70] Antje Kapek

[71] Sandra Khalatbari

[72] Hendrikje Klein

[73] Lisa-Bettina Knack

[74] Ferat Koçak

[75] Matthias Kollatz

[76] Bettina König

[77] Scott Körber

[78] Johannes Kraft

[79] Louis Krüger

[80] Melanie Kühnemann-Grunow

[81] Taylan Kurt

[82] Harald Laatsch

[83] Maja Lasić

[84] Klaus Lederer

[85] Jan Lehmann

[86] Stephan Lenz

[87] Gunnar Lindemann

[88] Tamara Lüdke

[89] Frank Luhmann

[90] Martin Matz

[91] Bettina Meißner

[92] Heiko Melzer

[93] Sven Meyer

[94] Peer Mock-Stümer

[95] Ersin Nas

[96] Reinhard Naumann

[97] Laura Neugebauer

[98] Aldona Maria Niemczyk

[99] Jian Omar

[100] Andreas Otto

[101] Orkan Özdemir

[102] Martin Pätzold

[103] Maik Penn

[104] Catherina Pieroth-Manelli

[105] Ülker Radziwill

[106] Lars Rauchfuß

[107] Sven Rissmann

[108] Kristian Ronneburg

[109] Raed Saleh

[110] Martin Sattelkau

[111] Lucas Schaal

[112] Carsten Schatz

[113] Klara Schedlich

[114] Sebastian Scheel

[115] Niklas Schenker

[116] Niklas Schenker

[117] Sebastian Schlüsselburg

[118] Katrin Schmidberger

[119] Ines Schmidt

[120] Manuela Schmidt

[121] Stephan Schmidt

[122] Torsten Schneider

[123] Julia Schneider

[124] Tino Schopf

[125] Niklas Schrader

[126] Katina Schubert

[127] Mathias Schulz

[128] André Schulze

[129] Tobias Schulze

[130] Julian Schwarze

[131] Cornelia Seibeld

[132] Katrin Seidel

[133] Katharina Senge

[134] Roman Simon

[135] Iris Spranger

[136] Stephan Standfuß

[137] Dirk Stettner

[138] Jörg Stroedter

[139] Tommy Tabor

[140] Stefan Taschner

[141] June Tomiak

[142] Martin Trefzer

[143] Carsten Ubbelohde

[144] Carsten Ubbelohde

[145] Damiano Valgolio

[146] Marc Vallendar

[147] Petra Vandrey

[148] Linda Vierecke

[149] Catrin Wahlen

[150] Sebastian Walter

[151] Kurt Wansner

[152] Christoph Wapler

[153] Kai Wegner

[154] Claudia Wein

[155] Thorsten Weiß

[156] Daniel Wesener

[157] Rolf Wiedenhaupt

[158] Björn Wohlert

[159] Tonka Wojahn

[160] Karsten Woldeit

[161] Dunja Wolff

[162] Christian Zander

[163] Stefan Ziller

[164] Steffen Zillich

[165] "Exchange of mandates in the House of Representatives: SPD politician gives friend his seat in Parliament". B.Z. (in German). 10 March 2023.

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v t e Elections in Berlin
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Referendums	2009 2011 2013 2014 2017 2021 2023
See also: Elections and referendums in Germany Elections in the Free State of Prussia 1990 East Berlin