Tauschwitz takes over the Bundestag constituency: a breath of fresh air for Celle-Uelzen!

Tauschwitz takes over the Bundestag constituency: a breath of fresh air for Celle-Uelzen!

Vivian Tauschwitz, the CDU representative from Heidekreis, has taken on a new area of ​​responsibility. On July 11, 2025, it was announced that she would take over responsibility for the Celle-Uelzen federal constituency from her predecessor Henning Otte, the former military commissioner. The decision to do this was made unanimously in the Lower Saxony state group of the CDU/CSU parliamentary group in Berlin Celle press reported.

Tauschwitz, who has been a member of the German Bundestag since 2025, sees numerous synergies in her new role, particularly due to her membership in the Defense Committee. “I would like to actively contribute to the concerns of the entire Celle region, from Bispingen to Bienenbüttel,” she promised and would particularly like to constructively support the expansion of the railway infrastructure in the heath region.

A look at the biography

Vivian Tauschwitz was born on July 29, 1994 in Flensburg. The 30-year-old's political career is as impressive as it is complex. After graduating from high school in 2015, she began basic training as an officer candidate in the Bundeswehr and underwent a complex training course that ultimately led her to the army reconnaissance force. She not only earned a bachelor's degree in political science at Helmut Schmidt University, but also a master's degree in international relations Bundestag.de documented.

Over the course of her career she gained international experience, including a deployment abroad in the 22nd/23rd. MINUSMA contingent in Mali. This diverse qualification and her commitment to the CDU characterize Tauschwitz, who has also held various positions within the party since 2018.

Commitment to equality and diversity

In her role as chairwoman of the Women's Union Heidekreis, Tauschwitz is also intensively committed to the issues of equality and diversity. She takes part in initiatives and workshops that aim to promote networking and exchange among women. A digital networking competition was recently launched to inspire women and strengthen exchange, according to information on deutschland.de.

Henning Otte, who proactively supported Tauschwitz's takeover, spoke positively about her connection to the region and wished her much success. He highlighted the outstanding first vote result of 35.2 percent, which illustrates the great support of voters in the Celle and Uelzen districts.

With her fresh perspective and strong commitment, Vivian Tauschwitz is likely to establish herself as a strong voice for her region in the Bundestag. Her multifaceted career and her active involvement in social issues give hope for an exciting future.