Mecklenburg CDU's latest Secretary General is Amthor
CDU Mecklenburg-Vorpommern: Daniel Peters Succeeds Philipp Amthor as General Secretary
In a significant shift within the Christian Democratic Union (CDU) of Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, Daniel Peters has been elected as the new General Secretary, succeeding Philipp Amthor.
The election, held during a party conference in Rostock on Saturday, saw Peters receive an impressive 152 out of 162 valid votes, translating to a 93.8% approval rate. Notably, no delegates voted against Peters' election, while four abstained from voting.
Peters' new role comes after he was also elected as the state leader of Mecklenburg-Vorpommern during the same conference. His predecessor, Franz-Robert Liskow, did not run for re-election as the General Secretary. Liskow served a two-year term in the position before handing over the reins to Amthor on April 13.
Amthor's tenure as General Secretary was marked by a strong mandate, with him receiving 155 out of 165 valid votes, equating to a 93.9% approval rating. However, six delegates voted against Amthor, and four abstained from voting.
It is worth noting that Liskow did not hold the position of the state leader of Mecklenburg-Vorpommern. His decision not to run for re-election as the General Secretary was not specified in the article.
The party conference in Rostock marked the end of Liskow's term as the General Secretary and the beginning of Peters' tenure. The duration of Peters' term as the state leader of Mecklenburg-Vorpommern was not provided in the article.
Philipp Amthor's election as the General Secretary took place on April 13, while Daniel Peters' election as the state leader occurred on Saturday.
The CDU Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, a regional chapter of the Christian Democratic Union in Germany, continues to shape the political landscape of the state with its leadership changes.
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