This is a list of members of the Landtag of North Rhine-Westphalia in the 2017–2022 legislature. The Landtag of North Rhine-Westphalia is legislature of the German state of North Rhine-Westphalia, and consists of 199 members. They are elected once every five years. The members in this list were elected in the 2017 election.
The government during this legislature was the Laschet cabinet, a coalition of the Christian Democratic Union (CDU), and Free Democratic Party (FDP).
Members of the Landtag
Name Party Picture Constituency Born Notes Reference Britta Altenkamp SDP 1964 Berivan Aymaz The Greens Party list 1972 Volkan Baran SDP 1978 Roger Beckamp AfD Party list 1975 SDP 1966 The Greens Party list 1956 The Greens Party list 1956 FDP Party list 1984 Replaced Moritz Körner after he was elected to the European Parliament. SDP 1961 Jürgen Berghahn SDP 1960 CDU 1965 Andreas Bialas SDP 1968 CDU 1948 Minister for Justice since June 2017 SDP 1958 Inge Blask SDP Party list 1958 Replaced Svenja Schulze in March 2018 after she was made a federal minister. Christian Blex AfD Party list 1975 Jörg Blöming CDU 1972 CDU 1972 Matthias Bolte-Richter The Greens Party list 1985 FDP Party list 1971 SDP 1976 SDP 1966 SDP 1972 CDU 1961 SDP 1957 Florian Braun CDU 1989 Wibke Brems The Greens Party list 1981 Replaced Sylvia Löhrmann in July 2017 after she resigned. FDP Party list 1970 FDP Party list 1992 Replaced in June 2017 after he was made Secretary of State for Justice SDP 1966 SDP 1966 Christian Dahm SDP 1963 CDU 1956 Guido Déus CDU 1968 FDP Party list 1969 FDP Party list 1978 Gordan Dudas SDP 1971 The Greens Party list 1963 Group leader of the Greens AfD Party list 1978 Stefan Engstfeld The Greens Party list 1963 Replaced in May 2018 after she resigned Angela Erwin CDU 1980 SDP 1955 Björn Franken CDU 1979 FDP Party list 1966 FDP Party list 1982 Heinrich Frieling CDU 1985 Anke Fuchs-Dreisbach CDU 1977 SDP 1966 Katharina Gebauer CDU 1987 Yvonne Gebauer FDP Party list 1966 Heike Gebhard SDP 1954 Jörg Geerlings CDU 1972 SDP 1960 SDP 1958 CDU 1964 Gregor Golland CDU 1974 Marcel Hafke FDP Party list 1982 Daniel Hagemeier CDU 1970 Gabriele Hammelrath SDP 1953 FDP Party list 1970 FDP Party list 1970 CDU Party list 1970 Replaced Stefan Berger in July 2019 after he was elected an MEP SDP Party list 1960 Replaced Hubertus Kramer after his death in 2022 Henning Höne FDP Party list 1987 CDU 1961 Josef Hovenjürgen CDU 1963 Michael Hübner SDP 1973 Ralf Jäger SDP 1961 SDP 1947 Wolfgang Jörg SDP 1963 Stefan Kämmerling SDP 1976 Christina Kampmann SDP 1980 Lisa Kapteinat SDP 1989 Andreas Keith AfD Party list1967Matthias Kerkhoff CDU 1979Jochen Klenner CDU 1978 Arndt Klocke The Greens Party list 1971 Regina Kopp-Herr SDP 1957 SDP 1954 SDP 1958 Hannelore Kraft SDP 1961 Oliver Krauß CDU 1967André Kuper CDU 1960Thomas Kutschaty SDP 1968 Lutz Lienenkämper CDU 1969 SDP 1961 Christian Loose AfD Party list 1975 Bodo Löttgen CDU 1959 SDP 1959 Nadja Lüders SDP 1970 Dennis Maelzer SDP 1980Mehrdad Mostofizadeh The Greens Party list 1969Marcus Optendrenk CDU 1969Jochen Ott SDP 1974Josefine Paul The Greens Party list 1982Romina Plonsker CDU 1988Marcus Pretzell AfD Party list 1973 Charlotte Quik CDU 1982Ernst-Wilhelm Rahe SDP 1958 Rahe succeeded May 2019 Guido van den BergThorsten Schick CDU 1971 Hendrik Schmitz CDU 1978Marco Schmitz CDU 1979Fabian Schrumpf CDU 1982Christina Schulze Föcking CDU 1976 Daniel Sieveke CDU 1976 Joachim Stamp FDP Party list 1970Sven Tritschler AfD Party list 1981 Martin Vincentz AfD Party list 1986 Markus Wagner AfD Party list 1964 Hendrik Wüst CDU 1975Ibrahim Yetim SDP 1965Serdar Yüksel SDP 1973Stefan Zimkeit SDP 1964
Former members of the Landtag Name Party Picture Constituency Born Notes ReferenceHubertus Kramer SDP 1959 Died in January 2022 and was replaced by Armin Laschet CDU 1961 Changed to Bundestag on October 27, 2021, followed by Rainer SpieckerChristian Lindner FDP Party list 1979 Changed to Bundestag on October 10, 2017, followed by Lorenz Deutsch Svenja Schulze SDP Party list 1968 Replaced by Inge Blask in March 2018 after she was made a federal minister.
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