21st German Bundestag

A
Aaron Valent
A
Alexander Dobrindt
A
Andreas Bleck
A
Anja Troff-Schaffarzyk
A
Armin Grau
A
Ayse Asar
B
Birgit Bessin
C
Carina Schießl
C
Catarina dos Santos-Wintz
C
Christian Reck
C
Christopher Drößler
D
Daniel Kölbl
D
Deborah Düring
D
Dietmar Bartsch
D
Dr. Andreas Lenz
D
Dr. Cornell-Anette Babendererde
D
Dr. Johann David Wadephul
D
Dr. med. Stephan Pilsinger
D
Dr. Rainer Rothfuß
D
Dr. Thomas Pauls
E
Enrico Komning
F
Felix Schreiner
F
Frauke Heiligenstadt
G
Gerrit Huy
H
Hans-Jürgen Goßner
H
Helge Lindh
I
Ingo Vogel
J
Jan Köstering
J
Jasmina Hostert
J
Johann Saathoff
J
Jörg Cezanne
J
Julian Joswig
K
Katalin Gennburg
K
Katrin Uhlig
K
Konstantin von Notz
L
Leif-Erik Holm
L
Lukas Rehm
M
Manuel Krauthausen
M
Maria-Lena Weiss
M
Martin Hess
M
Mathias Weiser
M
Mechthild Heil
M
Michael Kaufmann
N
Nicklas Kappe
N
Nyke Slawik
P
Pascal Meiser
P
Philip M. A. Hoffmann
R
Rainer Groß
R
Rita Schwarzelühr-Sutter
R
Ruppert Stüwe
S
Sascha Müller
S
Sebastian Schäfer
S
Simone Borchardt
S
Stefan Rouenhoff
S
Stephan Albani
S
Swantje Michaelsen
T
Thomas Rachel
T
Tino Chrupalla
U
Ulrich Thoden
V
Violetta Bock
Description

The 21st German Bundestag is Germany's national parliament, seated in Berlin's Reichstag Building. It has 630 Members in the current electoral term, and Julia Kloeckner (CDU/CSU) has served as President of the Bundestag since March 2025. Its composition is determined primarily by the second vote under Germany's proportional electoral system; the 21st term uses the fixed 630-seat size. The Federal Returning Officer's final 2025 result allocates seats to CDU 164, AfD 152, SPD 120, Alliance 90/The Greens 85, The Left 64, CSU 44, and SSW 1, with turnout of 82.5% among 60.5 million eligible voters. The official member directory exposes the roster by parliamentary group, including CDU/CSU, AfD, SPD, Alliance 90/The Greens, The Left and non-attached members, matching the official 630-member roster behind this marketplace group.