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Nominierte Kandidatinnen Und Kandidaten Zur Europawahl 2014 Nominierte Kandidatinnen und Kandidaten zur Europawahl 2014 Bundesland Name Kandidat/in Sachsen-Anhalt Sven Schulze Jürgen Stadelmann (13. April 2013) Baden-Württemberg Rainer Wieland MdEP Daniel Caspary MdEP (12. Juli 2013) Dr. Andreas Schwab MdEP Norbert Lins Dr. Inge Gräßle MdEP Dr. Thomas Ulmer MdEP Apostolos Kelemidis Norbert Anton Schnee Klaus May Manuel Benda Marcus Zeitler Roselinde Simm Wencke Weiser Christine Jerabek Michael Zacherle Rainer Staib Marina Angladagis Amélie Schwenk Claudia Manke Carola Uhl Rheinland-Pfalz Dr. Werner Langen MdEP Birgit Collin-Langen MdEP (19. Oktober 2013) Simone Thiel Ralf Seekatz MdL Dr. Norbert Herhammer Klaus-Bernhard Hofmann Julia Kübler Barbara Defossé Michael Schneider Ruth Hänling Thomas Barth Dr. Markus Schulte Nicole Kürten Frank Burgdörfer Rita Lanius-Heck Frank Müller Christoph Ferdinand Carlos Mota Sieglinde Schmitz Bettina Enchelmaier-Tietz Carsten Brauer Schleswig-Holstein Reimer Böge Niklas Herbst (23. November) Babett Schwede-Oldehus Frederik Heinz Willi Meier Melanie Meisenbach Dr. Christina von Wedelstaedt Niedersachsen David McAllister MdL Burkhard Balz MdEP (30. November 2013) Dr. Godelieve Quisthoudt-Rowohl MdEP Jens Gieseke Dr. Stefan Gehrold Dr. Susanne Schmitt Uwe Schäfer Andrea Risius Dr. Beatrice Marnette-Kühl Tilman Kuban Isabel Gottschewsky Jochen Steinkamp Joanna Konopinska Peter Fichtner Ute Krüger-Pöppelwiehe Matthias Maedge Birgit Becker Harm Adam Ingrid Thole Thomas Decker Maria von Berg Eckhard Keese Ingrid Dziuna-Busch Roman Schmitz Dr. Heiko Eibenstein Dr. Andreas Schneider Ulf Burmeister Gerhard Schrader Brandenburg Dr. Christian Ehler MdEP Jesko von Samson (30. November 2013) Knuth Abraham Hamburg Dr. Roland Heintze Carsten Ovens (2. Dezember 2013) Brigitta Martens Carsten Lüdemann Bremen Karl Kau Susanne Grobien (09. Dezember 2013) Marcel Käthner Vanessa Werschky Bernd Wundersee Nordrhein-Westfalen Herbert Reul MdEP Elmar Brok MdEP (14. Dezember 2013) Dr. Renate Sommer MdEP Dr. Peter Liese MdEP Sabine Verheyen MdEP Dr. Markus Pieper MdEP Axel Voss MdEP Karl-Heinz Florenz MdEP Dennis Radke Elke Duhme Dr. Patricia Peill Bernd Schulze-Waltrup Christophe Darley Kerstin Terhardt Stephan Stickeler Hans Schnäpp Marie-Luise Fasse MdL Ulrich Beul Klaus Wegener Johannes Ferstl Sachsen Hermann Winkler MdEP Dr. Peter Jahr MdEP (18. Januar 2014) Thea Hälsig Norbert Müller Claudia Goltz Ingo Flemming Mecklenburg-Vorpommern Werner Kuhn MdEP Jascha Dopp (18. Januar 2014) Karina A. Jens Eike Bunge Frieder Weinhold Saarland Helma Kuhn-Theis Dr. Hanno Thewes (27. Januar 2014) Valentin Holzer Giacomo Santalucia Sevim Tasci Holger Schmitt Stefan Rabel Alice Avieny Julia Del Savio Prof. Dr. Peter Moll Martina Decker Hessen Thomas Mann Michael Gahler (08. Februar 2014) Margarete Ziegler-Raschdorf Dr. Sven Simon Verena David Michael Stöter Srita Heide Aloys Lenz Andreas Kuckro Dr. Ezhar Cezairli Carsten Helfmann Tobias Utter Bernhard Bachmann Maria Christina Rost Sven Ringsdorf Ralf Stettner Isabel de Jesus Domicke Tobias Scherf Dr. Andreas Herr Karin Neipp Christopher Diehl Andreas Mock Kirsten Cornelia Fries Michael Ruhl Marco Reuter Thüringen Dieter L. Koch Claudia Heber (14.Februar 2014) Michael Hose Dominik Bulinski Daniela Poschmann Berlin Joachim Zeller Stefan Evers (21. Februar 2014) Hildegard Bentele Birga Köhler Eva Majewski Katharina Hecht Jörg Schumacher .
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