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The following is a list ofgay,lesbian,bisexual and/ortransgender individuals who have been elected as members of theBundestag,European Union, state parliaments, local parliaments, to positions of leadership, or parliaments of the entities that preceded the modernFederal Republic of Germany and its states.

Federal Cabinet

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PortraitNamePositionTermPartyNotesRef.
Guido Westerwelle

(1961–2016)

Vice-Chancellor of Germany2009–2011Free Democratic Party[1][2]
Minister for Foreign Affairs2009–2013
Barbara Hendricks

(born 1952)

Federal Minister for the Environment, Climate Action, Nature Conservation and Nuclear Safety2013–2018Social Democratic Party of Germany[3][4]
Michael Roth

(born 1970)

Minister of State for Europe at theFederal Foreign Office2013–2021Social Democratic Party of Germany[5][6]
Jens Spahn

(born 1980)

Federal Minister of Health2018–2021Christian Democratic Union of Germany[7][8]

Bundestag/Reichstag

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Since 1949

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Incumbent

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PortraitNamePositionTermPartyNotesRef.
Michael Roth

(born 1970)

Minister of State for Europe at theFederal Foreign Office1998–2025Social Democratic Party of Germany[5][6]
Matthias Miersch

(born 1968)

Member of the Bundestag2005–presentSocial Democratic Party of Germany[9][10]
Ursula Schauws

(born 1966)

Member of the Bundestag2013–presentAlliance 90/The Greens[11]
Kay Gottschalk

(born 1965)

Member of the Bundestag2017–presentAlternative for Germanyformer Deputy Leader of the AfD[12][13][14]
Jürgen Lenders

(born 1966)

Member of the Bundestag2021–2025Free Democratic Party[15][16][17]
Stefan Kaufmann

(born 1969)

Member of the Bundestag2009–2021Christian Democratic Union of GermanyFirst openly gay man in the CDU[18][19][20][21]
2024–2025
Falko Droßmann

(born 1973)

Member of the Bundestag2021–presentSPD[22][23]
Lars Castellucci

(born 1974)

Member of the Bundestag2013–presentSPD[24][25][26]
Timon Gremmels

(born 1976)

Member of the Bundestag2017–2024SPD[27][28]
Tessa Ganserer

(born 1977)

Member of the Bundestag2021–2025Greens[29][30][31][32]
Alice Weidel

(born 1979)

Member of the Bundestag2017–presentAfDfederal party chairwoman of theAfD[33][34][35]
Sven Lehmann

(born 1979)

Member of the Bundestag2017–presentGreens[36][37][38]
Federal Government Commissioner for the Acceptance of Sexual and Gender Diversity2022–2025
Jens Spahn

(born 1980)

Member of the Bundestag2002–presentChristian Democratic Union of Germany[7][8]
Johannes Arlt

(born 1984)

Member of the Bundestag2021–2024SPD[39][40][41][42]
Andreas Audretsch

(born 1984)

Member of the Bundestag2021–presentGreens[43][44]
Falko Mohrs

(born 1984)

Member of the Bundestag2017–2022SPD[45][46][47]
Wolfgang Stefinger

(born 1985)

Member of the Bundestag2013–presentCSU[48][49]
Kevin Kühnert

(born 1989)

Member of the Bundestag2021–2025SPDformerJuso federal chairman[50][51][52][53]
Konstantin Kuhle

(born 1989)

Member of the Bundestag2021–2025FDP[54][55][56]
Sepp Müller

(born 1989)

Member of the Bundestag2017–presentCDU[57][48]
Marlene Schönberger

(born 1990)

Member of the Bundestag2021–presentGreens[58][59][60]
Takis Mehmet Ali

(born 1991)

Member of the Bundestag2021–2024SPD[61][62][63]
Carlos Kasper

(born 1994)

Member of the Bundestag2021–2025SPD[64][65][66]
Nyke Slawik

(born 1994)

Member of the Bundestag2021–presentGreens[67][68][69]
Ricarda Lang

(born 1994)

Member of the Bundestag2021–presentGreensfederal party chairwoman of theGreens[70][71]
Bruno Hönel

(born 1996)

Member of the Bundestag2021–presentGreens[72][73][74][75]
Max Lucks

(born 1997)

Member of the Bundestag2021–presentGreens[76][77]
Emilia Fester

(born 1998)

Member of the Bundestag2021–2025Greens[78][79][80]
Lin Lindner

(born 1994)

Member of the Bundestag2025–presentDie Linke[81][82]
Lisa Schubert

(born 2002)

Member of the Bundestag2025–presentDie Linke[83][84]
Felix Banaszak

(born 1989)

Member of the Bundestag2021–presentAlliance 90/The Greens[85][86]
Tobias Ebenberger

(born 1990)

Member of the Bundestag2025–presentAlternative for Germany[87][88]

Former

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Birth yearNamePartyHome statePositionNote
1941Jutta Oesterle-SchwerinGreensformer Member of the Bundestag
1947Jörg van EssenFDPNorth Rhine-Westphaliaformer Member of the Bundestag
1949Thomas SattelbergerFDPBavariaformer Member of the Bundestag
1952Barbara HendricksSPDNorth Rhine-Westphaliaformer Federal Environment Minister, former MP
1952Christian SchenkPDS, Greensformer Member of the Bundestagcame out as trans after tenure ended
1952Herbert RuscheGreens, PiratesHesseformer Member of the Bundestag
1953Karl-Heinz BrunnerSPDBavariaformer Member of the Bundestag
1954Reinhold RobbeSPDLower Saxonyformer Member of the Bundestag
1956Birgitt BenderGreensBaden-Württembergformer Member of the Bundestag
1957Karin BinderLeft Partyformer Member of the Bundestag
1957Uwe SchummerCDUNorth Rhine-Westphaliaformer Member of the Bundestag
1960Volker BeckGreensNorth Rhine-Westphaliaformer Member of the Bundestag
1960Bettina HerlitziusGreensNorth Rhine-Westphaliaformer Member of the Bundestag
1961Guido WesterwelleFDPNorth Rhine-Westphaliaformer Foreign Minister, former MP
1962Harald PetzoldLeft PartyBrandenburgformer Member of the Bundestag
1963Anja HajdukGreensHamburgformer Member of the Bundestag
1963Michael HartmannSPDRhineland-Palatinateformer Member of the Bundestag
1963Johannes KahrsSPDHamburgformer Member of the Bundestag
1964Achim KesslerLeft PartyHesseformer Member of the Bundestag
1965Bernd FabritiusCSUBavariaformer Member of the Bundestag
1966Lutz HeilmannLeft PartySchleswig-Holsteinformer Member of the Bundestag
1967Michael KauchFDPNorth Rhine-Westphaliaformer Member of the Bundestag
1968Wolfgang WetzelGreensSaxonyformer Member of the Bundestag
1969Sebastian EdathySPDLower Saxonyformer Member of the Bundestag
1972Gerhard SchickGreensBaden-Württembergformer Member of the Bundestag
1973Sabine JüngerLeft PartyMecklenburg-Vorpommernformer Member of the Bundestag
1975Matthias HöhnLeft PartySaxony-Anhaltformer Member of the Bundestag
1976Doris AchelwilmLeft PartyBremenformer Member of the Bundestag

Before 1949

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Birth yearNamePartyHome statePositionNote
1854Friedrich Alfred KruppFkPPrussiaformer Member of the Reichstag
1887Ernst RöhmNSFP,NSDAPBavariaformer member of the Reich Defense Council, former MPformer leader of theSA
1897Edmund HeinesNSDAPBavariaformer Member of the Reichstag

State-level

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Since 1949

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Incumbent

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Birth yearNamePartyStatePositionNote
1962Farid MüllerGreensHamburgMember of the Bürgerschaft
1962Detlev Schulz-HendelGreensLower SaxonyMember of the Landtag
1964Frank-Christian HanselAfDBerlinMember of the Abgeordnetenhaus
1966Heiner GargFDPSchleswig-HolsteinMember of the LandtagState Chairman of the FDP Schleswig-Holstein, former State Minister
1970Carsten SchatzLeft PartyBerlinMember of the Abgeordnetenhaus
1971Arndt KlockeGreensNorth Rhine-WestphaliaMember of the Landtag
1973Kai KloseGreensHesseMember of the Landtag
1973Arne PlatzbeckerSPDHamburgMember of the Bürgerschaft
1973Jennifer SchubertGreensThuringiaMember of the Landtag
1974Thomas de Jesus FernandesAfDMecklenburg-VorpommernMember of the Landtag
1974Klaus LedererLeft PartyBerlinMember of the Abgeordnetenhaus
1975Daniel BornSPDBaden-WürttembergMember of the Landtag
1975Daniel WesenerGreensBerlinMember of the Abgeordnetenhaus
1977Fabian KirschSPDRhineland-PalatinateMember of the Landtag
1979Katja MeierGreensSaxonyMember of the Landtag
1979Jan RedmannCDUBrandenburgMember of the Landtag
1979Sebastian WalterGreensBerlinMember of the Abgeordnetenhaus
1980Stefan EversCDUBerlinMember of the Abgeordnetenhaus
1981Sven TritschlerAfDNorth Rhine-WestphaliaMember of the Landtag
1981Matthias VoglerAfDBavariaMember of the Landtag
1982Josefine PaulGreensNorth Rhine-WestphaliaMember of the Landtag
1982Dennis Paustian-DöscherGreensHamburgMember of the Bürgerschaft
1983Maximilian BöltlCSUBavariaMember of the Landtag
1985René GöggeGreensHamburgMember of the Bürgerschaft
1986Marc VallendarAfDBerlinMember of the Abgeordnetenhaus
1989Vanessa GronemannGreensHesseMember of the Landtag
1990Sascha HaasSPDSaarlandMember of the Landtag
1990Moritz KörnerFDPNorth Rhine-WestphaliaMember of the Landtag
1991Simon KuchinkeSPDHamburgMember of the Bürgerschaft
1992Vasili FrancoGreensBerlinMember of the Abgeordnetenhaus
1995Felix MartinGreensHesseMember of the Landtag
1996Louis KrügerGreensBerlinMember of the Landtag

Former

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Birth yearNamePartyStatePositionNote
1939Helga SchuchardtFDP, SPDHamburg/Lower Saxonyformerly held multiple ministerial positions in both states
1948Stephan Holthoff-PförtnerCDUNorth Rhine-Westphaliaformer State Minister for European Affairs, former MP
1949Ute PapeSPDHamburgformer Senator, former MP
1950Anne KleinGreens, IndependentBerlinformer Senator, former MP
1953Klaus WowereitSPDBerlinformer Mayor
1955Ole von BeustCDUHamburgformer First Mayor of Hamburg, former MP
1954Roger KuschCDUHamburgformer Justice Senator
1959Karin WolffCDUHesseformer Minister of Education
1960Anja KofbingerGreensBerlinformer Member of the Abgeordnetenhaus
1960Peter KurthCDU, IndependentBerlinformer State Minister of Finance, former MPformer candidate for mayor ofCologne
1960Lutz JohannsenSPDHamburgformer Member of the Bürgerschaft
1960Albert EckertGreens, IndependentBerlinformer Member of the Abgeordnetenhaus
1961Sibyll-Anka KlotzGreensBerlinformer Member of the Abgeordnetenhaus
1964Dietrich WersichCDUHamburgformer Member of the Bürgerschaft
1966Hakan TaşLeft PartyBerlinformer Member of the Abgeordnetenhaus
1968Markus KlaerCDUBerlinformer Member of the Abgeordnetenhaus
1968Andreas MatthaeSPDBerlinformer Member of the Abgeordnetenhaus
1970Alexander TassisAfDBremenformer Member of the Bürgerschaftformer leader of the Alternative Homosexuals
1971Dirk BehrendtGreensBerlinformer Member of the Abgeordnetenhaus
1972Chris BollenbachCDUNorth Rhine-Westphaliaformer Member of the Landtag
1972Gerwald Claus-BrunnerPiratesBerlinformer Member of the Abgeordnetenhaus
1973Holger ArppeAfD, IndependentMecklenburg-Vorpommernformer Member of the Landtagformer city councilor in Rostock, was expelled from his party
1973Roland HeintzeCDUHamburgformer Member of the Bürgerschaft
1973Sabine JüngerLeft PartyMecklenburg-Vorpommernformer Member of the Landtag
1973Jan StößSPD, IndependentBerlinformer Member of the Abgeordnetenhausformer SPD state chairman
1973Marc RatajczakCDUNorth Rhine-Westphaliaformer Member of the Landtag
1975Nicola Böcker-GianniniSPDBerlinformer member of Abgeordnetenhaus Berlin
1975Matthias HöhnLeft PartySaxonyformer Member of the Landtag
1975Sascha SteuerCDUBerlinformer Member of the Abgeordnetenhaus
1976David ProfitGreensRhineland-Palatinateformer Member of the Landtag
1977Philipp-Sebastian KühnSPDHamburgformer Member of the Bürgerschaft
1978Andreas BaumPiratesBerlinformer Member of the Abgeordnetenhaus
1978Tom SchreiberSPDBerlinformer Member of the Abgeordnetenhaus
1979Patrick SchreiberCDUSaxonyformer Member of the Landtag
1982Robert BläsingFDPHamburgformer Member of the Bürgerschaft
1984Stefan GruhnerCDUThuringiaformer Member of the Landtag
1986Rasmus AndresenGreensSchleswig-Holsteinformer Member of the Landtag
1990Elisabeth KulaLeft PartyHesseformer Member of the Landtag

Members of the European Parliament

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Birth yearNamePartyPositionNote
1986Rasmus AndresenGreensMember of the European Parliament for Germany
1987Terry ReintkeGreensLeader of the Greens–European Free Alliance in the European Parliament, MEP

Former

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Birth yearNamePartyPositionNote
1954Lissy GrönerGreensformer Member of the European Parliament for Germany
1970Holger KrahmerFDPformer Member of the European Parliament for Germany
1986Felix RedaPiratesformer Member of the European Parliament for Germanycame out as trans after tenure ended

Municipal-level

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Birth yearNamePartyName of the polityLevelPositionNote
1959Richard ArnoldCDUSchwäbisch GmündMunicipalityMayor
1960Reinhard NaumannSPDCharlottenburg-WillmersdorfCity boroughBorough Mayor
1961Thomas NiederbühlPink ListMunichMunicipalityCity Councilorfirst openly gay city councilor to be elected from a LGBT political organization in Europe
1964Monika HerrmannGreensFriedrichshain-KreuzbergCity boroughBorough Mayor
1970Torsten IlgFWKCologneMunicipalityCity Councilor
1973Thomas KufenCDUEssenMunicipalityMayor
1973Christian VorländerSPDMunich
1974Marc HerterSPDHammMunicipalityMayor
1978Silvio WittIndependentNeubrandenburgMunicipalityMayor
1984Michael AdamSPDBodenmaisMunicipalityMayorformerLandrat ofRegen
1986Oliver GortatFWSipplingenMunicipalityMayor
1989Felix HeinrichsSPDMönchengladbachMunicipalityMayor
Robert KühnSPDBad WiesseeMunicipality
Sven Partheil-BöhnkeFDPTimmendorfMunicipalityMayor
Dietmar ThönnesIndependentNottulnMunicipalityMayor
Neidhard VarnhornCDUCloppenburgMunicipalityMayor

Former

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Birth yearNamePartyName of the polityLevelPositionNote
1949Alexander MiklosyPink ListLudwigsvorstadt-IsarvorstadtCity boroughBorough Mayor
1956Rolf OhlerCDUWiesbadenCity Councilor
1959Richard ArnoldCDUSchwäbisch GmündMunicipalityMayor
1960Peter HinzeSPDEmmerich am RheinMunicipalityMayor
1961Hermann BremGreensMunichformer chairman of theYoung Liberals
1962Pit ClausenSPDBielefeldMunicipalityMayor
1967Michael EblingSPDMainzMunicipalityMayor
1968Andreas MatthaeSPDBerlin-KreuzbergCity boroughBorough Mayor
1968Helmut MetznerFDP
1974Sven GerichSPDWiesbadenMunicipalityMayor
Michael GabelPro CologneCologneMunicipalityCity Councilor

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