Second Rhein cabinet

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The second Rhein cabinet is the current state government of Hesse. It was formed on 18 January 2024, and is the 24th Cabinet of Hesse.^[1]

Second Cabinet of Boris Rhein Rhein II
24th Cabinet of Hesse
18 January 2024 –
Boris Rhein in May 2019
Date formed	18 January 2024
People and organisations
Minister-President	Boris Rhein
No. of ministers	11
Member parties	Christian Democratic Union Social Democratic Party
Status in legislature	Coalition government 75 / 133
Opposition parties	Alternative for Germany Alliance 90/The Greens Free Democratic Party
History
Election(s)	2023 Hessian state election
Legislature term(s)	21st Landtag of Hesse
Predecessor	First Rhein cabinet

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^ Roßbach, Henrike (2024-02-18). "Das Machtwort, das Boris Rhein verlangt, wird Olaf Scholz nicht aussprechen". Süddeutsche.de (in German). Retrieved 2024-02-21.

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