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BRANDENBURG, GERMANY - SEPTEMBER 19: A supporter of German Vice Chancellor, Foreign Minister and lead candidate for the German Social Democrats (SPD) Frank-Walter Steinmeier distributes signs that read 'We For Frank' and 'Vote for Matthias Platzeck' (SPD incumbent gubernatoiral candidate in the state of Brandenburg) at an SPD election campaign rally attended by Steinmeier on September 19, 2009 in Brandenburg, Germany. Germany faces federal elections on September 27. Getty Images logo Getty Images 11 months ago

BRANDENBURG, GERMANY - SEPTEMBER 19: A supporter of German Vice Chancellor, Foreign Minister and lead candidate for the German Social Democrats (SPD) Frank-Walter Steinmeier distributes signs that read 'We For Frank' and 'Vote for Matthias Platzeck' (SPD incumbent gubernatoiral candidate in the state of Brandenburg) at an SPD election campaign rally attended by Steinmeier on September 19, 2009 in Brandenburg, Germany. Germany faces federal elections on September 27.

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  2. BERLIN - JUNE 30: German presidential candidate Christian Wulff (R) is congratulated by German Social Democrats Bundestag head Frank-Walter Steinmeier (L) and Greens party Bundestag faction co-leader Renate Kuenast after Wulff won the third and final round of voting during the election of a new German president by the Federal Assembly at the Bundestag on June 30, 2010 in Berlin, Germany. Though Wulff, the offical candidate of the German Christian Democrats (CDU) and the Free Democrats (FDP), won, the fact that he needed three rounds of voting to get a majority will be seen by many as a setback for Merkel, who is also head of the CDU.
  3. BERLIN - JUNE 30: German presidential candidate Joachim Gauck (L) uses a refreshing towel as his partner Daniela Schadt looks on during the third round of voting during the election of a new German president by the Federal Assembly on June 30, 2010 in Berlin, Germany. The Federal Assembly, which is comprised of Bundestag parliamentarians and other nationwide delegates, will choose a new president following the unexpected resignation of German President Horst Koehler at the end of May. The two main candidates are Wulff, the official candidate of the ruling German government coalition, the Christian Democrats (CDU) and Free Democrats (FDP), and Joachim Gauck, who has the backing of the German Social Democrats (SPD) and the German Greens party.
  4. Frank-Walter Steinmeier, leader of the Social Democratic Party's (SPD) parliamentary group stands in the plenary hall after the first round of voting during the presidential election on June 30, 2010 at the Bundestag in Berlin. The new German President, whose job is mostly ceremonial but who acts as a kind of national moral arbiter, is not chosen by popular vote but is elected by a special assembly of MPs and public figures.
  5. Matthias Platzeck, state governor of the federal state of Brandenburg, right, and Fred Mahro, mayor of the city of Guben, take a look at the flooded river Neisse in Guben, easstern Germany, on Tuesday, Aug. 10, 2010. Parts of Germany, Poland and the Czech Republic were hit by floods last weekend, killing several people and causing severe damage.
  6. BERLIN - JUNE 30: Leading members of the German Social Democrats (SPD), including party General Secretary Andrea Nahles, Bundestag Vice-President Wolfgang Thierse (C) and Brandenburg state Governor Matthias Platzeck, chat with colleagues in the Bundestag following the second and still inconclusive round of voting during the election of a new German president by the Federal Assembly on June 30, 2010 in Berlin, Germany. The Federal Assembly, which is comprised of Bundestag parliamentarians and other nationwide delegates, will choose a new president following the unexpected resignation of German President Horst Koehler at the end of May. The two main candidates are Christian Wulff, the official candidate of the ruling German government coalition, the Christian Democrats (CDU) and Free Democrats (FDP), and Joachim Gauck, who has the backing of the German Social Democrats (SPD) and the German Greens party.

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