Bavarian Alliance 90/The Greens party leader Ludwig Hartmann speaks during the Political Ash Wednesday gathering of the Greens party in Landshut, Germany, 26 February 2020. All major German political parties traditionally hold rallies on Ash Wednesday.

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Political Ash Wednesday gathering of the Greens in Landshut, Germany - 26 Feb 2020

Chairman of German Alliance 90/The Greens party Robert Habeck (L-R),  Bavarian Alliance 90/The Greens party leader Ludwig Hartmann and Eva Lettenbauer, State Chairwoman of the Bavarian Greens party, toast each other  during the Political Ash Wednesday gathering of the Greens party in Landshut, Germany, 26 February 2020. All major German political parties traditionally hold rallies on Ash Wednesday.

Bavarian Alliance 90/The Greens party leader Ludwig Hartmann attends the Political Ash Wednesday gathering of the Greens party in Landshut, Germany, 26 February 2020. All major German political parties traditionally hold rallies on Ash Wednesday.

Bavaria's state Prime Minister and Christian Social Union (CSU) leader Markus Soeder (R) and Bavarian Alliance 90/The Greens party leader Ludwig Hartmann (L) and Katharina Schulze (C) give a statement after exploratory talks at the Bavarian state parliament in Munich, Germany, 17 October 2018. On 14 October a new state parliament was elected in Bavaria State. CSU party leaders hold now first exploratory talks with the Free Voters and Alliance 90/The Green party.

Bavarian exploratory talks in Munich, Germany - 17 Oct 2018

Bavarian Alliance 90/The Greens party leader Ludwig Hartmann (L) and Katharina Schulze (R) during exploratory talks at the Bavarian state parliament in Munich, Germany, 17 October 2018. On 14 October a new state parliament was elected in Bavaria State. CSU party leaders hold now first exploratory talks with the Free Voters and Alliance 90/The Green party.

Alliance 90/The Greens party leading candidates Katharina Schulze (L) and Ludwig Hartmann speak during a press conference after a board meeting at the party's headquarters in Munich, Germany, 15 October 2018. According to the provisional official result The Alliance 90/The Greens party becomes the second strongest faction in the new Bavarian parliament following the 14 October regional elections.

Regional elections in Bavaria 2018, Munich, Germany - 15 Oct 2018

Alliance 90/The Greens party leading candidates Katharina Schulze (L) and Ludwig Hartmann arrive for a press conference after a board meeting at the party's headquarters in Munich, Germany, 15 October 2018. According to the provisional official result The Alliance 90/The Greens party becomes the second strongest faction in the new Bavarian parliament following the 14 October regional elections.

Green party's top candidates Ludwig Hartmann, left, and Katharina Schulze celebrate in Munich, Germany, after the polling stations for the Bavarian state elections have closed

Election, Munich, Germany - 14 Oct 2018

Green party's faction leader Anton Hofreiter, top candidates Ludwig Hartmann and Katharina Schulze and Claudia Roth, from left, celebrate in Munich, Germany, after the polling stations for the Bavarian state elections have closed

Green party's faction leader Anton Hofreiter, top candidates Ludwig Hartmann and Katharina Schulze and party chairman Robert Habeck, from left, celebrate in Munich, Germany, after the polling stations for the Bavarian state elections have closed

Alliance 90/The Greens party co-chairman Robert Habeck (L) and Alliance 90/The Greens party leading candidate Ludwig Hartmann celebrate on an election event during the Bavaria state elections in Munich, Germany, 14 October 2018. According to the Bavarian state election commissioner some 9.5 million people were eligible to vote in the regional elections for a new parliament in the southern German state of Bavaria. According to first initial exit polls Alliance 90/The Greens party received 18.5 percent of votes.

Regional elections in Bavaria 2018, Munich, Germany - 14 Oct 2018

Alliance 90/The Greens party leading candidates Ludwig Hartmann (L) and Katharina Schulze (R) celebrate on an election event during the Bavaria state elections in Munich, Germany, 14 October 2018. According to the Bavarian state election commissioner some 9.5 million people were eligible to vote in the regional elections for a new parliament in the southern German state of Bavaria. According to first initial exit polls Alliance 90/The Greens party received 18.5 percent of votes.

Alliance 90/The Greens party leading candidates Ludwig Hartmann (L) and Katharina Schulze (2-L) celebrate on an election event during the Bavaria state elections in Munich, Germany, 14 October 2018. According to the Bavarian state election commissioner some 9.5 million people were eligible to vote in the regional elections for a new parliament in the southern German state of Bavaria. According to first initial exit polls Alliance 90/The Greens party received 18.5 percent of votes.

Alliance 90/The Greens party leading candidates Katharina Schulze (L) and Ludwig Hartmann (R) celebrate on an election event during the Bavaria state elections in Munich, Germany, 14 October 2018. According to the Bavarian state election commissioner some 9.5 million people were eligible to vote in the regional elections for a new parliament in the southern German state of Bavaria. According to first initial exit polls Alliance 90/The Greens party received 18.5 percent of votes.

(L-R) Alliance 90/The Greens party co-chairman Robert Habeck, Alliance 90/The Greens party leading candidates Katharina Schulze and Ludwig Hartmann celebrate on an election event during the Bavaria state elections in Munich, Germany, 14 October 2018. According to the Bavarian state election commissioner some 9.5 million people were eligible to vote in the regional elections for a new parliament in the southern German state of Bavaria. According to first initial exit polls Alliance 90/The Greens party received 18.5 percent of votes.

Alliance 90/The Greens party leading candidates Katharina Schulze (2-R) and Ludwig Hartmann (R) celebrate at an election event during the Bavaria state elections in Munich, Germany, 14 October 2018. According to the Bavarian state election commissioner some 9.5 million people were eligible to vote in the regional elections for a new parliament in the southern German state of Bavaria. According to first initial exit polls Alliance 90/The Greens party received 18.5 percent of votes.

(L-R) Alliance 90/The Greens party co-chairman Robert Habeck, Alliance 90/The Greens party leading candidate Katharina Schulze and Alliance 90/The Greens party leading candidate Ludwig Hartmann celebrate on an election event during the Bavaria state elections in Munich, Germany, 14 October 2018. According to the Bavarian state election commissioner some 9.5 million people were eligible to vote in the regional elections for a new parliament in the southern German state of Bavaria. According to first initial exit polls Alliance 90/The Greens party received 18.5 percent of votes.

Alliance 90/The Greens party leading candidates Katharina Schulze (3-L) and Ludwig Hartmann (2-R) celebrate at an election event during the Bavaria state elections in Munich, Germany, 14 October 2018. According to the Bavarian state election commissioner some 9.5 million people were eligible to vote in the regional elections for a new parliament in the southern German state of Bavaria. According to first initial exit polls Alliance 90/The Greens party received 18.5 percent of votes.

Alliance 90/The Greens party leading candidate Katharina Schulze (3-R) screams while Alliance 90/The Greens party  co-chairman Robert Habeck (L) and Alliance 90/The Greens party leading candidate Ludwig Hartmann (2-L) stage dive at an election event during the Bavaria state elections in Munich, Germany, 14 October 2018. According to the Bavarian state election commissioner some 9.5 million people were eligible to vote in the regional elections for a new parliament in the southern German state of Bavaria. According to first initial exit polls Alliance 90/The Greens party received 18.5 percent of votes.

Alliance 90/The Greens party leading candidate Katharina Schulze (2-R) screams while Alliance 90/The Greens party  co-chairman Robert Habeck (L) and Alliance 90/The Greens party leading candidate Ludwig Hartmann (2-L) stage dive on an election event during the Bavaria state elections in Munich, Germany, 14 October 2018. According to the Bavarian state election commissioner some 9.5 million people were eligible to vote in the regional elections for a new parliament in the southern German state of Bavaria. According to first initial exit polls Alliance 90/The Greens party received 18.5 percent of votes.

Alliance 90/The Greens party leading candidates Ludwig Hartmann (R) and  Katharina Schulze (L) react at an election event during the Bavaria state elections in Munich, Germany, 14 October 2018. According to the Bavarian state election commissioner some 9.5 million people were eligible to vote in the regional elections for a new parliament in the southern German state of Bavaria. According to first initial exit polls Alliance 90/The Greens party received 18.5 percent of votes.

Alliance 90/The Greens party leading candidates Ludwig Hartmann (L) and  Katharina Schulze (R) celebrate at an election event during the Bavaria state elections in Munich, Germany, 14 October 2018. According to the Bavarian state election commissioner some 9.5 million people were eligible to vote in the regional elections for a new parliament in the southern German state of Bavaria. According to first initial exit polls Alliance 90/The Greens party received 18.5 percent of votes.

Alliance 90/The Greens party leading candidates Ludwig Hartmann (L) and  Katharina Schulze (R) react at an election event during the Bavaria state elections in Munich, Germany, 14 October 2018. According to the Bavarian state election commissioner some 9.5 million people were eligible to vote in the regional elections for a new parliament in the southern German state of Bavaria. According to first initial exit polls Alliance 90/The Greens party received 18.5 percent of votes.

Robert Habeck (L) and Bavarian top candidates Ludwig Hartmann (R) go stagediving at the Green Party election party in Munich, Germany, 14 October 2018. According to the Bavarian state election commissioner some 9.5 million people were eligible to vote in the regional elections for a new parliament in the southern German state of Bavaria. According to first initial exit polls Alliance 90/The Greens party received 18.5 percent of votes.

Bavarian top candidates Ludwig Hartmann goes stagediving at the Green Party election party in Munich, Germany, 14 October 2018. According to the Bavarian state election commissioner some 9.5 million people were eligible to vote in the regional elections for a new parliament in the southern German state of Bavaria. According to first initial exit polls Alliance 90/The Greens party received 18.5 percent of votes.

A mobile phone shows the preliminary results of the Bavarian top candidates Ludwig Hartmann of the Alliance 90/The Greens party during the Bavaria state elections in Munich, Germany, 14 October 2018. According to the Bavarian state election commissioner some 9.5 million people were eligible to vote in the regional elections for a new parliament in the southern German state of Bavaria. According to first initial exit polls Alliance 90/The Greens party received 18.5 percent of votes.

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