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Armin Willingmann
Armin Willingmann, born 13 January 1963, is a German legal scholar and Social Democrat (SPD) politician.
- Born
- 1963 (63 years), Dinslaken
- Party
- Social Democratic Party of Germany
- Office
- Member of the Bundesrat of Germany 2016–
- Education
- University of Rostock, Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz
Centre-left · Where sources place the party (Social Democratic Party of Germany)
Ideology: social democracy
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A former law professor and rector of Harz University of Applied Sciences, he has been Saxony-Anhalt's Deputy Minister-President and minister for research, energy, climate protection and the environment since 2021. He is named in the 2026 race for Minister-President of Saxony-Anhalt.
Career
Willingmann was a law professor and rector at Harz University of Applied Sciences before entering politics full-time. From 2016 to 2021 he was Saxony-Anhalt's minister for economic affairs, research and digitisation. Since 2021 he has been Deputy Minister-President and minister for research, energy, climate protection and the environment, and he represents the state in the Bundesrat. In the 2026 state election the SPD won 8 of 83 seats.
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Ministerpräsident of Sachsen-Anhalt?
| Outcome | Left – Right | Age | Probability |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ulrich Siegmund | Far right | 35 | 79% |
| Sven Schulze | 4% | ||
| Sepp Müller | Centre-right | 37 | 3% |
| Claudia Wittig | Left | 1% | |
| Lydia Hüskens | Centre-right | 62 | 1% |
| Eva von Angern | Left | 49 | <1% |
| Armin Willingmann | Centre-left | 63 | <1% |
| Thomas Schulze | Left | <1% | |
| Susan Sziborra-Seidlitz | Centre-left | 49 | <1% |
| André Schröder | Centre-right | 57 | <1% |
| Tamara Zieschang | Centre-right | 56 | <1% |
| Franziska Weidinger | <1% |