Joachim Paul

The provided articles do not mention Joachim Paul. They focus on the aftermath of the Rheinland-Pfalz state election and the internal power struggles within the AfD (Alternative für Deutschland) party. Specifically, they detail the ousting of Jan Bollinger, the AfD's leading candidate in the election, from his position as head of the parliamentary group (Fraktion). Michael Büge was elected as the new head in a vote of 18 to 6. The articles highlight the significance of the AfD achieving 20% of the vote, a milestone for the party in a West German state election, but also the internal conflict following the election results. The composition of the new AfD parliamentary group, consisting of 21 men and 3 women, is also noted. The events are relevant as they demonstrate internal divisions and leadership changes within the AfD following a significant election result.