Question: How long has been Budersat been controlled by the Christian Democratic Party of Germany?
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Christian democracy has been especially important in the politics of Italy (inspired by Luigi Sturzo; "see Christian Democracy (Italy)"), Norway "(see Christian Democratic Party of Norway)", and Germany "(see Christian Democratic Union (Germany) and Christian Social Union in Bavaria)".
Major Christian democratic influence can also be seen in the politics of Austria "(see Austrian People's Party)", Belgium "(see Christian Democratic and Flemish (CD&V), Humanist Democratic Centre (CDH) and Christian Social Party (CSP))", Finland "(see Christian Democrats (Finland)"), France, Ireland "(see Fine Gael)", Luxembourg, Malta, the Netherlands "(see Christian Democratic Appeal)", Portugal "(see Democratic and Social Centre – People's Party)", Poland "(see Civic Platform and Polish Peasants' Party)", Romania "(see Christian-Democratic National Peasants' Party)", Spain "(see, Partido Popular, Democratic Union of Catalonia)", Sweden "(see Christian Democrats (Sweden))" and Ukraine "(see Christian Democratic Union (Ukraine))".
Christian democracy is not very strong in the United Kingdom where the Conservative Party dominates conservative politics and does not advocate Christian democratic platforms, but Christian democratic parties do exist.
The Christian Peoples Alliance (CPA), The Common Good, the Christian Party and the Christian Democratic Party are the four Christian democratic parties currently in the UK.
The Nationalist Party of Malta is a Christian democratic party and has won seven out of eleven general elections since Malta's independence in 1964.
It advocates staunch Christian values including bans on abortion and, until recently, divorce.
It is currently in opposition after a landslide victory by its rival the Labour Party in 2013. 
The local Municipal Council is represented by the Christian Democratic Union, Social Democratic Party of Germany, Alliance '90/The Greens and the Free Democratic Party 
Neu-Ulm is currently controlled by the Christian Social Union (CSU).
On 11 January 2004, the acting deputy mayor Gerold Noerenberg was elected mayor.
He succeeded Dr Beate Merk, who had been appointed as Bavarian law minister by Edmund Stoiber on 14 October 2003.
The town council is arranged into four parliamentary groups with six different parties and citizens' initiatives (the number of seats are shown in brackets):  Christian Social Union (CSU) (22)  Social Democratic Party of Germany (SPD) (14)  Green Party (3)  Free Democratic Party (FDP) (2)  Free Voters' Union (FWG) (2)  Pro Neu-Ulm (1)  
The two party political system of the United States has been dominated by the Democratic party historically.
Except in the case of the US Senate, and only by 6 years, the Republican party on average has held power only 2/3rd of the time as compared with the democratic party.
In particular, over the past 100 years the Democratic party has held power nearly twice as long as the Republicans.
In fact, this average is even higher when looking at complete control of both the Senate and House in favor of Democrats and even higher still when looking at the times a single party has controlled not only the complete Congress but also the White House. 
Krämer has been a member of the Free Democratic Party since 1969.
He was also a member of the Social Democratic Party of Germany from 1974 to 1982.