# Ronja Endres

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**Ronja Endres** (born 1986) is a German politician of the [SPD of Bavaria](/source/SPD_Bavaria). She has been chairwoman of the Bavarian SPD since 24 April 2021 in a dual leadership with [Florian von Brunn](/source/Florian_von_Brunn).[1]

## Early life

Endres was born in [Starnberg](/source/Starnberg) and grew up in [Penzberg](/source/Penzberg). She completed an apprenticeship as a chemical laboratory assistant and, with the support of the Hans-Böckler-Foundation, obtained her Abitur on the second educational path. After studying international relations and management at the OTH Regensburg, the [Catholic University of Eichstätt-Ingolstadt](/source/Catholic_University_of_Eichst%C3%A4tt-Ingolstadt) and spending time abroad in the US, Belgium, Pakistan and Estonia, she worked as a political consultant in Berlin and Munich.

She lives in [Regensburg](/source/Regensburg).[1]

## Political career

Endres has been a member of the SPD since 2008.[1] Since 2017 she has been a member of the AfA (working group for work in the SPD) state board of Bavaria and since 2018 a member of the federal board; since 2019 she has been chairwoman of AfA Bayern.[1] Since 2019 she has also been an advisory voice on the state executive board of the Bavarian SPD and a member of the AsF (working group of social democratic women) Regensburg.[1]

On 24 April 2021, the dual leadership of Endres and [Florian von Brunn](/source/Florian_von_Brunn) were elected at the state party conference of the Bavarian SPD.[2]

In December 2021 she was elected to the SPD party executive.

Endres was a member of the 17th Federal Assembly.[3]

For the [2023 Bavarian state election](/source/2023_Bavarian_state_election), Endres had applied within the party for the state parliament mandate for the Regensburg-Land and Regensburg-Stadt constituencies. In both cases, Endres withdrew her candidacy due to increased internal competition.[4][5][6][7]

In the negotiations to form a *[Grand Coalition](/source/Grand_coalition_(Germany))* under the leadership of [Friedrich Merz](/source/Friedrich_Merz)'s Christian Democrats ([CDU](/source/Christian_Democratic_Union_in_Germany) together with the Bavarian [CSU](/source/Christian_Social_Union_of_Bavaria)) and the SPD following the [2025 German elections](/source/2025_German_federal_election), Endres was part of the SPD delegation in the working group on digital policy, led by [Manuel Hagel](/source/Manuel_Hagel), [Reinhard Brandt](/source/Reinhard_Brandt) and [Armand Zorn](/source/Armand_Zorn).[8]

## External links

- [Website of Ronja Endres](https://www.ronja-endres.de/)

## References

1. ["Über mich – Ronja Endres"](https://www.ronja-endres.de/ueber/) (in German). Retrieved 2021-07-20.

1. ["Doppelspitze der BayernSPD"](https://www.ronja-endres.de/team-2021/) (in German). *Ronja-Endres.de*. Retrieved 2021-07-20.

1. Volker Müller. ["Deutscher Bundestag – Von den Landesparlamenten entsandte Mitglieder der Bundesversammlung,..."](https://www.bundestag.de/dokumente/textarchiv/2022/kw06-bundesversammlung-delegierte-879178) (in German). Retrieved 2022-02-15.

1. Franz Nopper (2022-09-22). ["Spannung in der Kreis-SPD: Wird Ronja Endres im Kreis Regensburg eine Kandidatur anstreben?"](https://www.idowa.de/inhalt.spannung-in-der-kreis-spd-wird-ronja-endres-im-kreis-regensburg-eine-kandidatur-anstreben.7e242f25-1882-44b1-a68b-eae9fee11657.html) (in German). *idowa.de*. Retrieved 2022-10-24.

1. Christine Schröpf (15 June 2022). ["Kampf um Oberpfälzer SPD-Mandate: Nach Margit Wild jetzt auch Landeschefin Ronja Endres am Start"](https://www.mittelbayerische.de/region/regensburg-stadt-nachrichten/kampf-um-oberpfaelzer-spd-mandate-nach-margit-wild-jetzt-auch-landeschefin-ronja-endres-am-start-21179-art2130454.html) (in German). *mittelbayerische.de*. Retrieved 2022-10-24.

1. Christine Schröpf (15 October 2022). ["Auf diese Köpfe setzt die Oberpfalz-SPD für Landtag und Bezirkstag"](https://www.mittelbayerische.de/region/regensburg-stadt-nachrichten/auf-diese-koepfe-setzt-die-oberpfalz-spd-fuer-landtag-und-bezirkstag-21179-art2162046.html) (in German). *mittelbayerische.de*. Retrieved 2022-10-24.

1. Udo Fürst (2022-10-16). ["Aussichtsreiche Plätze für die Kandidatinnen des SPD-Unterbezirks Weiden-Tirschenreuth"](https://www.oberpfalzecho.de/beitrag/aussichtsreiche-plaetze-fuer-die-kandidatinnen-des-spd-unterbezirks-weiden-tirschenreuth) (in German). *OberpfalzECHO*. Retrieved 2022-10-24.

1. Steven Geyer (20 March 2025), [Nur ein Drittel Frauen, kaum junge Menschen: Wer Deutschlands Zukunft verhandelt](https://www.rnd.de/politik/personal-der-koalitionsverhandlungen-nur-ein-drittel-frauen-kaum-junge-menschen-analyse-in-grafiken-YR5HOIRV5JFB5K3IQ7ENH6YXAU.html) *[RedaktionsNetzwerk Deutschland](/source/RedaktionsNetzwerk_Deutschland)*.

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