Overview
- Delegates in Wittenberg chose the 48-year-old state chair to head the list for the 2026 Landtag vote.
- The ballot result was 66 in favor, 13 against and 11 abstentions, which the party counted as 83.5% approval after excluding abstentions.
- Sziborra-Seidlitz, a sitting MP responsible for labor, social affairs, health and education in her group, pledged practical fixes on rural mobility and medical care.
- She attacked the black-red-yellow state coalition, saying it has made "soundlessness" a supposed hallmark of quality.
- The election is set for 6 September 2026, and recent surveys put the Greens around three percent, below the threshold needed to re-enter the Landtag.