List of members of the 19th Bundestag

19th Bundestag
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This is a list of members of the 19th Bundestag – the lower house of parliament of the Federal Republic of Germany, whose members were in office from 24 October 2017 until 26 October 2021.

Members[edit]

Constituencies and vote percentage are given for the members directly elected (first past the post) in the 299 Bundestag constituencies. The remaining members are elected via party lists in each state. Members who leave parliament are replaced by the next person on their party's state list.

Image Name Year of birth Party State Constituency (for directly elected members) Constituency vote percentage (for directly elected members) Remarks
Michael von Abercron 1952[1] CDU Schleswig-Holstein Pinneberg 39.7 %[2]
Doris Achelwilm 1976[3] The Left Bremen
Grigorios Aggelidis 1965[4] FDP Lower Saxony
Gökay Akbulut 1982[5] The Left Baden-Württemberg
Stephan Albani 1968[6] CDU Lower Saxony
Renata Alt 1965[7] FDP Baden-Württemberg
Norbert Altenkamp 1972[8] CDU Hesse Main-Taunus 41.9 %[9]
Peter Altmaier 1958[10] CDU Saarland Saarlouis 38.0 %[11]
Philipp Amthor 1992[12] CDU Mecklenburg-Vorpommern Mecklenburgische Seenplatte I – Vorpommern-Greifswald II 31.2 %[13]
Luise Amtsberg 1984[14] Greens Schleswig-Holstein
Niels Annen 1973[15] SPD Hamburg Hamburg-Eimsbüttel 31.6 %[16]
Ingrid Arndt-Brauer 1961[17] SPD North Rhine-Westphalia
Christine Aschenberg-Dugnus 1959[18] FDP Schleswig-Holstein
Artur Auernhammer 1963[19] CSU Bavaria Ansbach 44.3 %[20]
Peter Aumer 1976[21] CSU Bavaria Regensburg 40.1 %[22]
Bela Bach 1990[23] SPD Bavaria Replaced Martin Burkert on 4 February 2020[23]
Lisa Badum 1983[24] Greens Bavaria
Heike Baehrens 1955[25] SPD Baden-Württemberg
Annalena Baerbock 1980[26] Greens Brandenburg
Ulrike Bahr 1964[27] SPD Bavaria
Dorothee Bär 1978[28] CSU Bavaria Bad Kissingen 51.1 %[29]
Nezahat Baradari 1965[30] SPD North Rhine-Westphalia replaced Ulrich Kelber, 7 January 2019[31]
Thomas Bareiß 1975[32] CDU Baden-Württemberg Zollernalb – Sigmaringen 45.0 %[33]
Doris Barnett 1953[34] SPD Rhineland-Palatinate
Simone Barrientos 1963[35] The Left Bavaria
Norbert Barthle 1952[36] CDU Baden-Württemberg Backnang – Schwäbisch Gmünd 41.2 %[37]
Matthias Bartke 1959[38] SPD Hamburg Hamburg-Altona 28.9 %[39]
Sören Bartol 1974[40] SPD Hesse Marburg 35.7 %[41]
Dietmar Bartsch 1958[42] The Left Mecklenburg-Vorpommern
Bärbel Bas 1968[43] SPD North Rhine-Westphalia Duisburg I 38.3 %[44]
Nicole Bauer 1987[45] FDP Bavaria
Bernd Baumann 1958[46] AfD Hamburg
Margarete Bause 1959[47] Greens Bavaria
Canan Bayram 1966[48] Greens Berlin Berlin-Friedrichshain-Kreuzberg – Prenzlauer Berg Ost 26.3 %[49]
Jens Beeck 1969[50] FDP Lower Saxony
Olaf in der Beek 1967[51] FDP North Rhine-Westphalia
Maik Beermann 1981[52] CDU Lower Saxony Nienburg II – Schaumburg 40.6 %[53]
Manfred Behrens 1956[54] CDU Saxony-Anhalt Börde – Jerichower Land 37.8 %[55]
Veronika Bellmann 1960[56] CDU Saxony Mittelsachsen 32.4 %[57]
Sybille Benning 1961[58] CDU North Rhine-Westphalia Münster 37.2 %[59]
André Berghegger 1972[60] CDU Lower Saxony Osnabrück-Land 45.6 %[61]
Marc Bernhard 1972[62] AfD Baden-Württemberg
Melanie Bernstein 1976[63] CDU Schleswig-Holstein Plön – Neumünster 40.7 %[64]
Christoph Bernstiel 1984[65] CDU Saxony-Anhalt Halle 27.1 %[66]
Lorenz Gösta Beutin 1978[67] The Left Schleswig-Holstein
Peter Beyer 1970[68] CDU North Rhine-Westphalia Mettmann II 39.3 %[69]
Marc Biadacz 1979[70] CDU Baden-Württemberg Böblingen 38.8 %[71]
Steffen Bilger 1979[72] CDU Baden-Württemberg Ludwigsburg 38.3 %[73]
Lothar Binding 1950[74] SPD Baden-Württemberg
Matthias W. Birkwald 1961[75] The Left North Rhine-Westphalia
Andreas Bleck 1988[76] AfD Rhineland-Palatinate
Peter Bleser 1952[77] CDU Rhineland-Palatinate Mosel/Rhein-Hunsrück 44.1 %[78]
Heidrun Bluhm 1958[79] The Left Mecklenburg-Vorpommern
Peter Boehringer 1969[80] AfD Bavaria
Norbert Brackmann 1954[81] CDU Schleswig-Holstein Herzogtum Lauenburg – Stormarn-Süd 39.5 %[82]
Michael Brand 1973[83] CDU Hesse Fulda 45.2 %[84]
Jens Brandenburg 1986[85] FDP Baden-Württemberg
Mario Brandenburg 1983[86] FDP Rhineland-Palatinate
Reinhard Brandl 1977[87] CSU Bavaria Ingolstadt 49.5 %[88]
Stephan Brandner 1966[89] AfD Thuringia
Michel Brandt 1990[90] The Left Baden-Württemberg
Franziska Brantner 1979[91] Greens Baden-Württemberg
Helge Braun 1972[92] CDU Hesse Gießen 35.1 %[93]
Jürgen Braun 1961[94] AfD Baden-Württemberg
Eberhard Brecht 1950[95] SPD Saxony-Anhalt Replaced Burkhard Lischka on 25 October 2019.
Silvia Breher 1973[96] CDU Lower Saxony Cloppenburg – Vechta 57.7 %[97]
Sebastian Brehm 1971[98] CSU Bavaria Nuremberg North 31.3 %[99]
Heike Brehmer 1962[100] CDU Saxony-Anhalt Harz 36.4 %[101]
Leni Breymaier 1960[102] SPD Baden-Württemberg
Ralph Brinkhaus 1968[103] CDU North Rhine-Westphalia Gütersloh I 46.6 %[104]
Carsten Brodesser 1967[105] CDU North Rhine-Westphalia Oberbergischer Kreis 43.7 %[106]
Agnieszka Brugger 1985[107] Greens Baden-Württemberg
Karl-Heinz Brunner 1953[108] SPD Bavaria
Sandra Bubendorfer-Licht 1969[109] FDP Bavaria replaced Jimmy Schulz on 9 December 2019
Christine Buchholz 1971[110] The Left Hesse
Katrin Budde 1965[111] SPD Saxony-Anhalt
Marcus Bühl 1977[112] AfD Thuringia
Birke Bull-Bischoff 1963[113] The Left Saxony-Anhalt
Marco Bülow 1971[114] Die PARTEI (ex-SPD) North Rhine-Westphalia Dortmund I 38.8 %[115] won election as SPD member, left party and parliamentary group on 26 November 2018
Marco Buschmann 1977[116] FDP North Rhine-Westphalia
Karlheinz Busen 1951[117] FDP North Rhine-Westphalia
Matthias Büttner 1990[118] AfD Saxony-Anhalt
Petr Bystron 1972[119] AfD Bavaria
Lars Castellucci 1974[120] SPD Baden-Württemberg
Jörg Cezanne 1958[121] The Left Hesse
Anna Christmann 1983[122] Greens Baden-Württemberg
Tino Chrupalla 1975[123] AfD Saxony Görlitz 32.4 %[124]
Gitta Connemann 1964[125] CDU Lower Saxony Unterems 50.0 %[126]
Joana Cotar 1973[127] AfD Hesse
Carl-Julius Cronenberg 1962[128] FDP North Rhine-Westphalia
Gottfried Curio 1960[129] AfD Berlin
Sevim Dağdelen 1975[130] The Left North Rhine-Westphalia
Bernhard Daldrup 1956[131] SPD North Rhine-Westphalia
Astrid Damerow 1958[132] CDU Schleswig-Holstein Nordfriesland – Dithmarschen Nord 45.1 %[133]
Britta Dassler 1964[134] FDP Bavaria
Diether Dehm 1950[135] The Left Lower Saxony
Ekin Deligöz 1971[136] Greens Bavaria
Karamba Diaby 1961[137] SPD Saxony-Anhalt
Esther Dilcher 1965[138] SPD Hesse Waldeck 35.1 %[139]
Sabine Dittmar 1964[140] SPD Bavaria
Bijan Djir-Sarai 1976[141] FDP North Rhine-Westphalia
Alexander Dobrindt 1970[142] CSU Bavaria Weilheim 47.9 %[143]
Anke Domscheit-Berg 1968[144] The Left Brandenburg Elected on party list and member of The Left parliamentary group, but not a party member
Michael Donth 1967[145] CDU Baden-Württemberg Reutlingen 40.8 %[146]
Katja Dörner 1976[147] Greens North Rhine-Westphalia
Marie-Luise Dött 1953[148] CDU North Rhine-Westphalia
Siegbert Droese 1969[149] AfD Saxony
Katharina Dröge 1984[150] Greens North Rhine-Westphalia
Christian Dürr 1977[151] FDP Lower Saxony
Hansjörg Durz 1971[152] CSU Bavaria Augsburg-Land 47.8 %[153]
Hartmut Ebbing 1956[154] FDP Berlin
Harald Ebner 1964[155] Greens Baden-Württemberg
Thomas Ehrhorn 1959[156] AfD Lower Saxony
Berengar Elsner von Gronow 1978[157] AfD North Rhine-Westphalia
Marcel Emmerich 1991[158] Greens Baden-Württemberg Replaced Danyal Bayaz on 1 June 2021
Thomas Erndl 1974[159] CSU Bavaria Deggendorf 44.1 %[160]
Klaus Ernst 1954[161] The Left Bavaria
Wiebke Esdar 1984[162] SPD North Rhine-Westphalia Bielefeld – Gütersloh II 33.2 %[163]
Saskia Esken 1961[164] SPD Baden-Württemberg
Michael Espendiller 1989[165] AfD North Rhine-Westphalia
Marcus Faber 1984[166] FDP Saxony-Anhalt
Yasmin Fahimi 1967[167] SPD Lower Saxony Stadt Hannover II 33.7 %[168]
Hermann Färber 1963[169] CDU Baden-Württemberg Göppingen 37.6 %[170]
Johannes Fechner 1972[171] SPD Baden-Württemberg
Uwe Feiler 1965[172] CDU Brandenburg Oberhavel – Havelland II 29.9 %[173]
Fritz Felgentreu 1968[174] SPD Berlin Berlin-Neukölln 26.8 %[175]
Peter Felser 1969[176] AfD Bavaria
Enak Ferlemann 1963[177] CDU Lower Saxony Cuxhaven – Stade II 42.7 %[178]
Susanne Ferschl 1973[179] The Left Bavaria
Axel Fischer 1966[180] CDU Baden-Württemberg Karlsruhe-Land 40.4 %[181]
Maria Flachsbarth 1963[182] CDU Lower Saxony
Daniel Föst 1976[183] FDP Bavaria
Edgar Franke 1960[184] SPD Hesse Schwalm-Eder 37.7 %[185]
Ulrich Freese 1951[186] SPD Brandenburg
Thorsten Frei 1973[187] CDU Baden-Württemberg Schwarzwald-Baar 47.0 %[188]
Brigitte Freihold 1955[189] The Left Rhineland-Palatinate
Dagmar Freitag 1953[190] SPD North Rhine-Westphalia Märkischer Kreis II 38.6 %[191]
Otto Fricke 1965[192] FDP North Rhine-Westphalia
Dietmar Friedhoff 1966[193] AfD Lower Saxony
Hans-Peter Friedrich 1957[194] CSU Bavaria Hof 47.0 %[195]
Anton Friesen 1985[196] AfD Thuringia
Michael Frieser 1964[197] CSU Bavaria Nuremberg South 35.6 %[198]
Markus Frohnmaier 1991[199] AfD Baden-Württemberg
Götz Frömming 1968[200] AfD Berlin
Hans-Joachim Fuchtel 1952[201] CDU Baden-Württemberg Calw 43.3 %[202]
Sylvia Gabelmann 1958[203] The Left North Rhine-Westphalia
Ingo Gädechens 1960[204] CDU Schleswig-Holstein Ostholstein – Stormarn-Nord 41.5 %[205]
Matthias Gastel 1970[206] Greens Baden-Württemberg
Alexander Gauland 1941[207] AfD Brandenburg
Thomas Gebhart 1971[208] CDU Rhineland-Palatinate Südpfalz 40.3 %[209]
Kai Gehring[210] 1977[210] Greens North Rhine-Westphalia
Axel Gehrke 1942[211] AfD Schleswig-Holstein
Stefan Gelbhaar 1976[212] Greens Berlin
Michael Gerdes 1960[213] SPD North Rhine-Westphalia Bottrop – Recklinghausen III 36.8 %[214]
Alois Gerig 1956[215] CDU Baden-Württemberg Odenwald – Tauber 46.8 %[216]
Martin Gerster 1971[217] SPD Baden-Württemberg
Eberhard Gienger 1951[218] CDU Baden-Württemberg Neckar-Zaber 40.0 %[219]
Albrecht Glaser 1942[220] AfD Hesse
Angelika Glöckner 1962[221] SPD Rhineland-Palatinate
Franziska Gminder 1945[222] AfD Baden-Württemberg
Eckhard Gnodtke 1958[223] CDU Saxony-Anhalt Altmark 32.6 %[224]
Nicole Gohlke 1975[225] The Left Bavaria
Katrin Göring-Eckardt 1966[226] Greens Thuringia
Wilhelm von Gottberg 1940[227] AfD Lower Saxony
Kay Gottschalk 1965[228] AfD North Rhine-Westphalia
Timon Gremmels 1976[229] SPD Hesse Kassel 35.5 %[230]
Kerstin Griese 1966[231] SPD North Rhine-Westphalia
Ursula Groden-Kranich 1965[232] CDU Rhineland-Palatinate Mainz 35.7 %[233]
Hermann Gröhe 1961[234] CDU North Rhine-Westphalia Neuss I 44.0 %[235]
Klaus-Dieter Gröhler 1966[236] CDU Berlin Berlin-Charlottenburg-Wilmersdorf 30.2 %[237]
Michael Groß 1956[238] SPD North Rhine-Westphalia Recklinghausen II 41.1 %[239]
Michael Grosse-Brömer 1960[240] CDU Lower Saxony Harburg 40.6 %[241]
Astrid Grotelüschen 1964[242] CDU Lower Saxony Delmenhorst – Wesermarsch – Oldenburg-Land 34.1 %[243]
Uli Grötsch 1975[244] SPD Bavaria
Markus Grübel 1959[245] CDU Baden-Württemberg Esslingen 40.0 %[246]
Manfred Grund 1955[247] CDU Thuringia Eichsfeld – Nordhausen – Kyffhäuserkreis 38.0 %[248]
Erhard Grundl 1963[249] Greens Bavaria
Oliver Grundmann 1971[250] CDU Lower Saxony Stade I – Rotenburg II 44.4 %[251]
Monika Grütters 1962[252] CDU Berlin
Fritz Güntzler 1966[253] CDU Lower Saxony
Olav Gutting 1970[254] CDU Baden-Württemberg Bruchsal – Schwetzingen 41.5 %[255]
Gregor Gysi 1948[256] The Left Berlin Berlin-Treptow-Köpenick 39.9 %[257]
Christian Haase 1966[258] CDU North Rhine-Westphalia Höxter – Lippe II 44.3 %[259]
Thomas Hacker 1967[260] FDP Bavaria
Bettina Hagedorn 1955[261] SPD Schleswig-Holstein
Rita Hagl-Kehl 1970[262] SPD Bavaria
André Hahn 1963[263] The Left Saxony
Florian Hahn 1974[264] CSU Bavaria München-Land 43.5 %[265]
Anja Hajduk 1963[266] The Left Hamburg
Metin Hakverdi 1969[267] SPD Hamburg Hamburg-Bergedorf – Harburg 34.8 %[268]
Armin-Paul Hampel 1957[269] AfD Lower Saxony
Reginald Hanke 1956[270] FDP Thuringia Replaced Thomas Kemmerich on 15 November 2019[271]
Heike Hänsel 1966[272] The Left Baden-Württemberg
Mariana Harder-Kühnel 1974[273] AfD Hesse
Jürgen Hardt 1963[274] CDU North Rhine-Westphalia Solingen – Remscheid – Wuppertal II 38.2 %[275]
Sebastian Hartmann 1977[276] SPD North Rhine-Westphalia
Verena Hartmann 1974[277] Independent (formerly AfD)[278] Saxony
Roland Hartwig 1954[279] AfD North Rhine-Westphalia
Britta Haßelmann 1961[280] Greens North Rhine-Westphalia
Matthias Hauer 1977[281] CDU North Rhine-Westphalia Essen III 37.1 %[282]
Jochen Haug 1973[283] AfD North Rhine-Westphalia
Martin Hebner 1959[284] AfD Bavaria
Dirk Heidenblut 1961[285] SPD North Rhine-Westphalia Essen II 37.3 %[286]
Matthias Heider 1966[287] CDU North Rhine-Westphalia Olpe – Märkischer Kreis I 47.9 %[288]
Peter Heidt 1965[289] FDP Hesse Replaced Nicola Beer, 1 July 2019.
Hubertus Heil 1972[290] SPD Lower Saxony Gifhorn – Peine 37.8 %[291]
Mechthild Heil 1961[292] CDU Rhineland-Palatinate Ahrweiler 42.8 %[293]
Thomas Heilmann 1964[294] CDU Berlin Berlin-Steglitz-Zehlendorf 35.4 %[295]
Frank Heinrich 1964[296] CDU Saxony Chemnitz 26.6 %[124]
Gabriela Heinrich 1963[297] SPD Bavaria
Marcus Held 1977[298] SPD Rhineland-Palatinate
Mark Helfrich 1978[299] CDU Schleswig-Holstein Steinburg – Dithmarschen Süd 41.9 %[300]
Katrin Helling-Plahr 1986[301] FDP North Rhine-Westphalia
Wolfgang Hellmich 1958[302] SPD North Rhine-Westphalia
Udo Hemmelgarn 1959[303] AfD North Rhine-Westphalia
Barbara Hendricks 1952[304] SPD North Rhine-Westphalia
Rudolf Henke 1954 CDU North Rhine-Westphalia Aachen I 33.7 %[305]
Michael Hennrich 1965 CDU Baden-Württemberg Nürtingen 39.4 %[306]
Marc Henrichmann 1976 CDU North Rhine-Westphalia Coesfeld – Steinfurt II 51.6 %[307]
Markus Herbrand 1971 FDP North Rhine-Westphalia
Torsten Herbst 1973 FDP Saxony
Waldemar Herdt 1962 AfD Lower Saxony
Lars Hermann 1977[308] Independent (ex AfD) Saxony Elected on the AfD list, left the party[309] and the parliamentary group on 18 December 2019[308]
Gustav Herzog 1958 SPD Rhineland-Palatinate Kaiserslautern 33.9 %[310]
Martin Hess 1971 AfD Baden-Württemberg
Katja Hessel 1972 FDP Bavaria
Heiko Heßenkemper 1956 AfD Saxony
Ansgar Heveling 1972 CDU North Rhine-Westphalia Krefeld I – Neuss II 42.4 %[311]
Gabriele Hiller-Ohm 1953 SPD Schleswig-Holstein
Karsten Hilse 1964 AfD Saxony Bautzen I 33.2 %[312]
Christian Hirte 1976 CDU Thuringia Eisenach – Wartburgkreis – Unstrut-Hainich-Kreis 34.4 %[313]
Heribert Hirte 1958 CDU North Rhine-Westphalia Cologne II 34.9 %[314]
Thomas Hitschler 1982 SPD Rhineland-Palatinate
Nicole Höchst 1970 AfD Rhineland-Palatinate
Gero Clemens Hocker 1975 FDP Lower Saxony
Manuel Höferlin 1973 FDP Rhineland-Palatinate
Alexander Hoffmann 1975 CSU Bavaria Main-Spessart 46.6 %[315]
Bettina Hoffmann 1960 Greens Hesse
Christoph Hoffmann 1957 FDP Baden-Württemberg
Anton Hofreiter 1970 Greens Bavaria
Martin Hohmann 1948 AfD Hesse
Matthias Höhn 1975 The Left Saxony-Anhalt
Bruno Hollnagel 1948 AfD Schleswig-Holstein
Leif-Erik Holm 1970 AfD Mecklenburg-Vorpommern
Karl Holmeier 1956 CSU Bavaria Schwandorf 48.5 %[316]
Ottmar von Holtz 1961 Greens Lower Saxony
Hendrik Hoppenstedt 1972 CDU Lower Saxony Hannover-Land I 40.1 %[317]
Reinhard Houben 1960 FDP North Rhine-Westphalia
Johannes Huber 1987 AfD Bavaria
Andrej Hunko 1963 The Left North Rhine-Westphalia
Ulla Ihnen 1956 FDP Lower Saxony
Erich Irlstorfer 1970 CSU Bavaria Freising 43.0 %[318]
Hans-Jürgen Irmer 1952 CDU Hesse Lahn-Dill 38.3 %[319]
Fabian Jacobi 1973 AfD North Rhine-Westphalia
Dieter Janecek 1976 Greens Bavaria
Thomas Jarzombek 1973 CDU North Rhine-Westphalia Düsseldorf I 40.4 %[320]
Ulla Jelpke 1951 The Left North Rhine-Westphalia
Gyde Jensen 1989 FDP Schleswig-Holstein replaced Bernd Buchholz, 25 September 2017
Marc Jongen 1968 AfD Baden-Württemberg
Andreas Jung 1975 CDU Baden-Württemberg Konstanz 44.8 %[321]
Christian Jung 1977 FDP Baden-Württemberg
Ingmar Jung 1978 CDU Hesse Wiesbaden 34.3 %[322]
Frank Junge 1967 SPD Mecklenburg-Vorpommern
Josip Juratovic 1959 SPD Baden-Württemberg
Thomas Jurk 1962 SPD Saxony
Oliver Kaczmarek 1970 SPD North Rhine-Westphalia Unna I 38.8 %[323]
Elisabeth Kaiser 1987 SPD Thuringia
Uwe Kamann 1958 LKR (ex AfD) North Rhine-Westphalia elected on the AfD list, left party and parliamentary group on 17 December 2018
Kirsten Kappert-Gonther 1966 Greens Bremen
Ralf Kapschack 1954 SPD North Rhine-Westphalia Ennepe-Ruhr-Kreis II 36.7 %[324]
Alois Karl 1950 CSU Bavaria Amberg 47.7 %[325]
Anja Karliczek 1971 CDU North Rhine-Westphalia Steinfurt III 44.8 %[326]
Torbjörn Kartes 1979 CDU Rhineland-Palatinate Ludwigshafen/Frankenthal 32.1 %[327]
Kerstin Kassner 1958 The Left Mecklenburg-Vorpommern
Gabriele Katzmarek 1960 SPD Baden-Württemberg
Volker Kauder 1949 CDU Baden-Württemberg Rottweil – Tuttlingen 43.0 %[328]
Stefan Kaufmann 1969 CDU Baden-Württemberg Stuttgart I 32.0 %[329]
Uwe Kekeritz 1953 Greens Bavaria
Ronja Kemmer 1989 CDU Baden-Württemberg Ulm 42.7 %[330]
Achim Kessler 1964 The Left Hesse
Jens Kestner 1971 AfD Lower Saxony
Katja Keul 1969 Greens Lower Saxony
Stefan Keuter 1972 AfD North Rhine-Westphalia
Roderich Kiesewetter 1963 CDU Baden-Württemberg Aalen – Heidenheim 46.4 %[331]
Michael Kießling 1973 CSU Bavaria Starnberg – Landsberg 42.1 %[332]
Sven-Christian Kindler 1985 Greens Lower Saxony
Georg Kippels 1959 CDU North Rhine-Westphalia Rhein-Erft-Kreis I 39.2 %[333]
Katja Kipping 1978 The Left Saxony
Cansel Kiziltepe 1975 SPD Berlin
Arno Klare 1952 SPD North Rhine-Westphalia Mülheim – Essen I 34.9 %[334]
Karsten Klein 1977 FDP Bavaria
Volkmar Klein 1960 CDU North Rhine-Westphalia Siegen-Wittgenstein 40.1 %[335]
Maria Klein-Schmeink 1958 Greens North Rhine-Westphalia
Norbert Kleinwächter 1986 AfD Brandenburg
Lars Klingbeil 1978 SPD Lower Saxony Rotenburg I - Heidekreis 41.2 %[336]
Marcel Klinge 1980 FDP Baden-Württemberg
alternativtext= Daniela Kluckert 1980 FDP Berlin
Axel Knoerig 1967 CDU Lower Saxony Diepholz – Nienburg I 44.6 %[337]
Pascal Kober 1971 FDP Baden-Württemberg
Jens Koeppen 1962 CDU Brandenburg Uckermark – Barnim I 30.6 %[338]
Bärbel Kofler 1967 SPD Bavaria
Lukas Köhler 1986 FDP Bavaria
Daniela Kolbe 1980 SPD Saxony
Enrico Komning 1968 AfD Mecklenburg-Vorpommern
Jörn König 1967 AfD Lower Saxony
Carina Konrad 1982 FDP Rhineland-Palatinate
Markus Koob 1977 CDU Hesse Hochtaunus 39.9 %[339]
Carsten Körber 1979 CDU Saxony Zwickau 33.7 %[340]
Elvan Korkmaz 1985 SPD North Rhine-Westphalia
Jan Korte 1977 The Left Saxony-Anhalt
Steffen Kotré 1971 AfD Brandenburg
Sylvia Kotting-Uhl 1952 Greens Baden-Württemberg
Rainer Kraft 1974 AfD Bavaria
Anette Kramme 1967 SPD Bavaria
Alexander Krauß 1975 CDU Saxony Erzgebirgskreis I 34.7 %[341]
Jutta Krellmann 1956 The Left Lower Saxony
Gunther Krichbaum 1964 CDU Baden-Württemberg Pforzheim 36.4 %[342]
Günter Krings 1969 CDU North Rhine-Westphalia Mönchengladbach 44.3 %[343]
Oliver Krischer 1969 Greens North Rhine-Westphalia
Rüdiger Kruse 1961 CDU Hamburg
Wolfgang Kubicki 1952 FDP Schleswig-Holstein
Michael Kuffer 1972 CSU Bavaria Munich South 33.0 %[344]
Konstantin Kuhle 1989 FDP Lower Saxony
Christian Kühn 1979 Greens Baden-Württemberg
Stephan Kühn 1979 Greens Saxony
Roy Kühne 1967 CDU Lower Saxony Goslar – Northeim – Osterode 39.8 %[345]
Alexander Kulitz 1981 FDP Baden-Württemberg
Renate Künast 1955 Greens Berlin
Markus Kurth 1966 Greens North Rhine-Westphalia
Christine Lambrecht 1965 SPD Hesse
Alexander Graf Lambsdorff 1966 FDP North Rhine-Westphalia
Karl A. Lamers 1951 CDU Baden-Württemberg Heidelberg 32.7 %[346]
Andreas Lämmel 1959 CDU Saxony Dresden I 24.6 %[347]
Katharina Landgraf 1954 CDU Saxony Leipzig-Land 34.1 %[348]
Christian Lange 1964 SPD Baden-Württemberg
Ulrich Lange 1969 CSU Bavaria Donau-Ries 47.0 %[349]
Silke Launert 1976 CSU Bavaria Bayreuth 46.5 %[350]
Karl Lauterbach 1963 SPD North Rhine-Westphalia Leverkusen – Cologne IV 38.7 %[351]
Caren Lay 1972 The Left Saxony
Monika Lazar 1967 Greens Saxony
Ulrich Lechte 1977 FDP Bavaria
Jens Lehmann 1967 CDU Saxony Leipzig I 27.5 %[352]
Sven Lehmann 1979 Greens North Rhine-Westphalia
Sylvia Lehmann 1954 SPD Brandenburg Replaced Manja Schüle, 3 December 2019
Paul Lehrieder 1959 CSU Bavaria Würzburg 42.2 %[353]
Sabine Leidig 1961 The Left Hesse
Katja Leikert 1975 CDU Hesse Hanau 35.3 %[354]
Steffi Lemke 1968 Greens Saxony-Anhalt
Ralph Lenkert 1967 The Left Thuringia
Andreas Lenz 1981 CSU Bavaria Erding – Ebersberg 48.2 %[355]
Michael Leutert 1974 The Left Saxony
Antje Lezius 1960 CDU Rhineland-Palatinate Kreuznach (electoral district) 37.0 %[356]
Stefan Liebich 1972 The Left Berlin Berlin-Pankow 28.8 %[357]
Helge Lindh 1976 SPD North Rhine-Westphalia Wuppertal I 31.5 %[358]
Andrea Lindholz 1970 CSU Bavaria Aschaffenburg 48.1 %[359]
Christian Lindner 1979 FDP North Rhine-Westphalia
Tobias Lindner 1982 Greens Rhineland-Palatinate
Michael Georg Link 1963 FDP Baden-Württemberg
Carsten Linnemann 1977 CDU North Rhine-Westphalia Paderborn – Gütersloh III 53.3 %[360]
Patricia Lips 1963 CDU Hesse Odenwald 36.1 %[361]
Nikolas Löbel 1986 CDU Baden-Württemberg Mannheim 29.3 %[362]
Bernhard Loos 1955 CSU Bavaria Munich North 32.2 %[363]
Gesine Lötzsch 1961 The Left Berlin Berlin-Lichtenberg 34.8 %[364]
Rüdiger Lucassen 1951 AfD North Rhine-Westphalia
Jan-Marco Luczak 1975 CDU Berlin Berlin-Tempelhof-Schöneberg 28.9 %[365]
Daniela Ludwig 1975 CSU Bavaria Rosenheim 45.9 %[366]
Saskia Ludwig 1975 CDU Brandenburg Replaced Michael Stübgen on 3 December 2019
Kirsten Lühmann 1964 SPD Lower Saxony
Oliver Luksic 1979 FDP Saarland
Thomas Lutze 1969 The Left Saarland
Karin Maag 1962 CDU Baden-Württemberg Stuttgart II 33.5 %[367]
Heiko Maas 1966 SPD Saarland
Isabel Mackensen-Geis 1986[368] SPD Rhineland-Palatinate Replaced Katarina Barley on 2 July 2019
Frank Magnitz 1952 AfD Bremen
Yvonne Magwas 1979 CDU Saxony Vogtlandkreis 35.0 %[369]
Jens Maier 1962 AfD Saxony
Lothar Maier 1944 AfD Baden-Württemberg
Thomas de Maizière 1954 CDU Saxony Meißen 36.7 %[370]
Birgit Malsack-Winkemann 1964 AfD Berlin
Gisela Manderla 1958 CDU North Rhine-Westphalia replaced Ralf Brauksiepe on 5 November 2018
Astrid Mannes 1967 CDU Hesse Darmstadt 30.7 %[371]
Till Mansmann 1968 FDP Hesse
Caren Marks 1963 SPD Lower Saxony
Matern von Marschall 1962 CDU Baden-Württemberg Freiburg 28.0 %[372]
Jürgen Martens 1959 FDP Saxony
Dorothee Martin 1978 SPD Hamburg Replaced Johannes Kahrs on 11 May 2020.
Hans-Georg von der Marwitz 1961 CDU Brandenburg Märkisch-Oderland – Barnim II 28.4 %[373]
Fabio De Masi 1980 The Left Hamburg
Katja Mast 1971 SPD Baden-Württemberg
Christoph Matschie 1961 SPD Thuringia
Andreas Mattfeldt 1969 CDU Lower Saxony Osterholz – Verden 39.2 %[374]
Hilde Mattheis 1954 SPD Baden-Württemberg
Stephan Mayer 1973 CSU Bavaria Altötting 54.5 %[375]
Pascal Meiser 1975 The Left Berlin
Michael Meister 1961 CDU Hesse Bergstraße 38.9 %[376]
Angela Merkel 1954 CDU Mecklenburg-Vorpommern Vorpommern-Rügen – Vorpommern-Greifswald I 44.0 %[377]
Jan Metzler 1981 CDU Rhineland-Palatinate Worms 41.1 %[378]
Christoph Meyer 1975 FDP Berlin
Corinna Miazga 1983 AfD Bavaria
Hans Michelbach 1949 CSU Bavaria Coburg 45.3 %[379]
Mathias Middelberg 1964 CDU Lower Saxony Stadt Osnabrück 40.3 %[380]
Matthias Miersch 1968 SPD Lower Saxony Hannover-Land II 37.0 %[381]
Mario Mieruch 1975 LKR (ex AfD) North Rhine-Westphalia Was elected on the AfD list, left party and parliamentary group on 4 October 2017.
Irene Mihalic 1976 Greens North Rhine-Westphalia
Klaus Mindrup 1964 SPD Berlin
Susanne Mittag 1958 SPD Lower Saxony
Amira Mohamed Ali 1980 The Left Lower Saxony
Cornelia Möhring 1960 The Left Schleswig-Holstein
Falko Mohrs 1984 SPD Lower Saxony Helmstedt – Wolfsburg 38.0 %[382]
Claudia Moll 1968 SPD North Rhine-Westphalia Aachen II 36.9 %[383]
Siemtje Möller 1983 SPD Lower Saxony Friesland – Wilhelmshaven – Wittmund 39.7 %[384]
Dietrich Monstadt 1957 CDU Mecklenburg-Vorpommern Schwerin – Ludwigslust-Parchim I – Nordwestmecklenburg I 32.1 %[385]
Karsten Möring 1949 CDU North Rhine-Westphalia Cologne I 31.6 %[386]
Elisabeth Motschmann 1952 CDU Bremen
Niema Movassat 1984 The Left North Rhine-Westphalia
Andreas Mrosek 1958 AfD Saxony-Anhalt
Alexander Müller 1969 FDP Hesse
Axel Müller 1963 CDU Baden-Württemberg Ravensburg 38.5 %[387]
Bettina Müller 1959 SPD Hesse
Carsten Müller 1970 CDU Lower Saxony
Claudia Müller 1981 Greens Mecklenburg-Vorpommern
Detlef Müller 1964 SPD Saxony
Gerd Müller 1955 CSU Bavaria Oberallgäu 50.4 %[388]
Hansjörg Müller 1968 AfD Bavaria
Norbert Müller 1986 The Left Brandenburg
Sepp Müller 1989 CDU Saxony-Anhalt Dessau – Wittenberg 35.2 %[389]
Stefan Müller 1975 CSU Bavaria Erlangen 42.7 %[390]
Roman Müller-Böhm 1992 FDP North Rhine-Westphalia
Beate Müller-Gemmeke 1960 Greens Baden-Württemberg
Frank Müller-Rosentritt 1982 FDP Saxony
Michelle Müntefering 1980 SPD North Rhine-Westphalia Herne – Bochum II 41.8 %[391]
Volker Münz 1964 AfD Baden-Württemberg
Sebastian Münzenmaier 1989 AfD Rhineland-Palatinate
Rolf Mützenich 1959 SPD North Rhine-Westphalia Cologne III 32.3 %[392]
Zaklin Nastic 1980 The Left Hamburg
Ingrid Nestle 1977 Greens Schleswig-Holstein
Alexander Neu 1969 The Left North Rhine-Westphalia
Christoph Neumann 1964 AfD Saxony
Martin Neumann 1956 FDP Brandenburg
Andreas Nick 1967 CDU Rhineland-Palatinate Montabaur 43.3 %[393]
Petra Nicolaisen 1965 CDU Schleswig-Holstein Flensburg – Schleswig 40.0 %[394]
Dietmar Nietan 1964 SPD North Rhine-Westphalia
Ulli Nissen 1959 SPD Hesse
Matthias Nölke 1980 FDP Hesse Replaced Stefan Ruppert on 28 April 2020
Michaela Noll 1959 CDU North Rhine-Westphalia Mettmann I 44.6 %[395]
Jan Nolte 1988 AfD Hesse
Thomas Nord 1957 The Left Brandenburg
Kristina Nordt 1982 CDU Thuringia Replaced Mark Hauptmann on 22 March 2021.
Konstantin von Notz 1971 Greens Schleswig-Holstein
Omid Nouripour 1975 Greens Hesse
Georg Nüßlein 1969 CSU Bavaria Neu-Ulm 44.6 %[396]
Ulrich Oehme 1960 AfD Saxony
Wilfried Oellers 1975 CDU North Rhine-Westphalia Heinsberg 45.6 %[397]
Thomas Oppermann 1954 SPD Lower Saxony