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March 2026
Before the state elections on March 22nd, we asked: What do the SPD, CDU, Greens, FDP, AfD and Free Voters say about the demands of the Rhineland-Palatinate trades sector?
State elections will be held in Rhineland-Palatinate on March 22, 2026. In the run-up to the election, the trade associations have presented their... Demands published. In it, they outline the framework conditions necessary to ensure the future viability of skilled trades in the country.
✔️How do they intend to improve the framework conditions for companies, employees and trainees?
✔️ What would you do as the future state government to ensure that an "industrial electricity tariff" also reaches the trades?
✔️ How will they decisively reduce bureaucracy, advance the education initiative, and strengthen the – also societal – equality of dual vocational training and university studies in the future?
Craft policy
Craft policy
Craft policy
✔️ Craft businesses and their employees are also concerned with how housing construction should be boosted and how the infrastructure should be modernized.
✔️ And last but not least: How will investment opportunities be created for municipalities?
These are crucial questions for the 56.000 small and large craft businesses in the country and their approximately 260.000 employees. They also represent the benchmark by which the craft sector will measure political decision-makers even after the election.
Alliance 90/The Greens Rhineland-Palatinate
Free Voters Rhineland-Palatinate
A total of twelve parties are running in the state elections on March 22, 2026. Currently, the SPD, CDU, Greens, FDP, AfD, and Free Voters are represented in the state parliament. The Left Party, the Animal Welfare Party, Volt, ÖDP, BSW, and PdH will also be participating in the election.
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