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Cabinet of Alexander Schweitzer Kabinett Schweitzer
26th Cabinet of Rhineland-Palatinate
10 July 2024 – present
Alexander Schweitzer in 2014
Date formed	10 July 2024
People and organisations
Minister-President	Alexander Schweitzer
Deputy Minister-President	Katharina Binz
No. of ministers	9
Member parties	Social Democratic Party Alliance 90/The Greens Free Democratic Party
Status in legislature	Coalition government 39 / 101
Opposition parties	Christian Democratic Union Alternative for Germany Free Voters
History
Election	2021 Rhineland-Palatinate state election
Legislature term	18th Landtag of Rhineland-Palatinate
Predecessor	Third Dreyer cabinet

The Schweitzer cabinet has been the government of the German state of Rhineland-Palatinate since July 2024. On 10 July 2024, the Landtag of Rhineland-Palatinate elected Alexander Schweitzer as Minister-President, receiving three more votes than the coalition factions supporting him actually have; thus, he was also elected by opposition MPs in the secret ballot. Schweitzer's cabinet was then appointed and confirmed by the Landtag. The Schweitzer Cabinet replaced the third Dreyer cabinet.

The cabinet was again formed by a traffic light coalition consisting of the three coalition partners; Social Democratic Party (SPD), Greens and Free Democratic Party (FDP).

Vote in the Landtag

State government

Schweitzer Cabinet

Office/department	Photo	Name	Party		Picture	State secretaries	Party
Ministerpräsident Head of the State Chancellery of Rhineland-Palatinate [de]		Alexander Schweitzer	bgcolor="#Template:Wahldiagramm/Partei" rowspan="2" |	SPD		Fedor Ruhose [de] - Head of the State Chancellery [de]	bgcolor="#Template:Wahldiagramm/Partei" rowspan="2" |	SPD
					Heike Raab - Representative of the State of Rhineland-Palatinate in Berlin [de], and for Europe, Media, Digital and Sustainability	SPD
Minister for Family, Women, Culture and Integration [de]		Katharina Binz Also Deputy Minister-President	bgcolor="#Template:Wahldiagramm/Partei" rowspan="3" |	Green
					Janosch Littig	bgcolor="#Template:Wahldiagramm/Partei" |	B’90/Die Grünen
					Jürgen Hardeck		parteilos
Minister for Economic Affairs, Transport, Agriculture and Viticulture [de]		Daniela Schmitt	bgcolor="#Template:Wahldiagramm/Partei" rowspan="2" |	FDP		Andy Becht	bgcolor="#Template:Wahldiagramm/Partei" rowspan="2" |	FDP
					Petra Dick-Walther
Minister of Finance [de]		Doris Ahnen	bgcolor="#Template:Wahldiagramm/Partei" |	SPD		Stephan Weinberg	bgcolor="#Template:Wahldiagramm/Partei" |	SPD
Minister of Justice [de]		Herbert Mertin	bgcolor="#Template:Wahldiagramm/Partei" |	FDP		Matthias Frey	bgcolor="#Template:Wahldiagramm/Partei" |	FDP
Minister of the Interior and Sport [de]		Michael Ebling	bgcolor="#Template:Wahldiagramm/Partei" rowspan="5" |	SPD		Daniel Stich	bgcolor="#Template:Wahldiagramm/Partei" rowspan="5" |	SPD
					Simone Schneider
Minister of Education [de]		Stefanie Hubig	SPD		Bettina Brück	SPD
Minister of Labour, Social Affairs, Transformation and Digitization [de]		Dörte Schall [de]	SPD		Denis Alt	SPD
Minister of Science and Health [de]		Clemens Hoch [de]	SPD		Nicole Steingaß	SPD
Minister for Climate Protection, Environment, Energy and Mobility [de]		Katrin Eder	bgcolor="#Template:Wahldiagramm/Partei" rowspan="2" |	Green		Erwin Manz	bgcolor="#Template:Wahldiagramm/Partei" rowspan="2" |	B’90/Die Grünen
					Michael Hauer

References

1. Rheinland-Pfalz, Staatskanzlei (2024-07-10). "Alexander Schweitzer ist neuer Ministerpräsident, rührender Abschied von Malu Dreyer". www.rlp.de (in German). Retrieved 2025-01-15.
2. "SPD-Politikerin Dörte Schall wird neue Arbeitsministerin in RLP". swr.de. 2024-07-03. Retrieved 2024-07-07.

v t e Cabinets of Rhineland-Palatinate
Boden I (1946–1947) Boden II (1947) Altmeier I (1947–1951) Altmeier II (1951–1955) Altmeier III (1955–1959) Altmeier IV (1959–1963) Altmeier V (1963–1967) Altmeier VI (1967–1969) Kohl I (1969–1971) Kohl II (1971–1975) Kohl III (1975–1976) Vogel I (1976–1979) Vogel II (1979–1983) Vogel III (1983–1987) Vogel IV (1987–1988) Wagner (1988–1991) Scharping (1991–1994) Beck I (1994–1996) Beck II (1996–2001) Beck III (2001–2006) Beck IV (2006–2011) Beck V (2011–2013) Dreyer I (2013–2016) Dreyer II (2016–2021) Dreyer III (2021–2024) Schweitzer (2024–)

• Cabinets established in 2024
• 2024 establishments in Germany
• State governments of Germany
• Cabinets of Rhineland-Palatinate