Editing Alliance 90/The Greens (section)

===States (''Länder'')===
{| class="wikitable floatleft sortable" style="clear: right;"
|+ The Greens, Alliance 90 and Alliance 90/The Greens in government
|-
! Length
! State/Federation
! Coalition partner(s)
|-
| 1985–1987
| [[Hesse]]
| [[Social Democratic Party of Germany|SPD]] (Cabinet Börner III)
|-
| 1989–1990
| [[Berlin]]
| Alternative List for Democracy and Environment Protection<br>with SPD ([[Momper Senate|Senate Momper]])
|-
| 1990–1994
| [[Lower Saxony]]
| SPD ([[Cabinet Schröder I (Lower Saxony)|Cabinet Schröder I]])
|-
| 1990–1994
| [[Brandenburg]]
| Alliance 90 with SPD and [[Free Democratic Party (Germany)|FDP]] (Cabinet Stolpe I)
|-
| 1991–1999
| Hesse
| SPD (Cabinets Eichel I and II)
|-
| 1991–1995
| [[Bremen]]
| SPD and FDP (Senate Wedemeier III)
|-
| 1994–1998
| [[Saxony-Anhalt]]
| SPD (Cabinet Höppner I),<br>[[minority government]] supported by [[Party of Democratic Socialism (Germany)|PDS]]
|-
| 1995–2005
| [[North Rhine-Westphalia]]
| SPD (Cabinets Rau V, Clement I and II, Steinbrück)
|-
| 1996–2005
| [[Schleswig-Holstein]]
| SPD (Cabinets Simonis II and III)
|-
| 1997–2001
| [[Hamburg]]
| SPD (Senate Runde)
|-
| 1998–2005
| '''[[Federal Government of Germany|Federal Government]]'''
| SPD (Cabinets [[Cabinet Schröder I|Schröder I]] and [[Cabinet Schröder II|II]])
|-
| 2001–2002
| Berlin
| SPD (Senate Wowereit I),<br>minority government supported by PDS
|-
| 2007–2019
| Bremen
| SPD (Senates Böhrnsen II and III and Sieling)
|-
| 2008–2010
| Hamburg
| [[Christian Democratic Union (Germany)|CDU]] (Senates von Beust III and Ahlhaus)
|-
| 2009–2012
| [[Saarland]]
| CDU and FDP (Cabinets Müller III and Kramp-Karrenbauer)
|-
| 2010–2017
| North Rhine-Westphalia
| SPD (Cabinets Kraft I (minority government with changing majorities) and II)
|-
| 2011–2016
| [[Baden-Württemberg]]
| SPD ([[Cabinet Kretschmann I]]) ('''Greens as leading party''')
|-
| 2011–2016
| [[Rhineland-Palatinate]]
| SPD (Cabinets Beck V and Dreyer I)
|-
| 2012–2017
| Schleswig-Holstein
| SPD and [[South Schleswig Voter Federation|SSW]] (Cabinet Albig)
|-
| 2013–2017
| Lower Saxony
| SPD ([[Cabinet Weil I]])
|-
| 2014–2024
| Hesse
| CDU ([[Second Bouffier cabinet|Cabinet Bouffier II]], [[Third Bouffier cabinet|III]], and [[First Rhein cabinet|Rhein I]])
|-
| 2014–2020
| Thuringia
| [[The Left (Germany)|Left]] and SPD ([[First Ramelow cabinet|Cabinet Ramelow I]])
|-
| {{sort|2015|since 2015}}
| Hamburg
| SPD (Senates Scholz II, [[First Tschentscher senate|Tschentscher I]] and [[Second Tschentscher senate|II]])
|-
| {{sort|2016|since 2016}}
| Baden-Württemberg
| CDU ([[Second Kretschmann cabinet|Cabinets Kretschmann II]] and [[Third Kretschmann cabinet|III]]) ('''Greens as leading party''')
|-
| {{sort|2016|since 2016}}
| Rhineland-Palatinate
| SPD and FDP ([[Second Dreyer cabinet|Cabinets Dreyer II]] and [[Third Dreyer cabinet|III]], Schweitzer)
|-
| 2016–2021
| Saxony-Anhalt 
| CDU and SPD (Cabinet Haseloff II)
|-
| {{sort|2016|2016–2023}}
| Berlin
| SPD and Linke ([[Second Müller senate|Senates Müller II]] and [[Giffey senate|Giffey]])
|-
| 2017–2022
| Schleswig-Holstein
| CDU and FDP ([[First Günther cabinet|Cabinet Günther I]])
|-
| {{sort|2019|since 2019}}
| Bremen
| SPD and Left ([[Bovenschulte senate|Senate Bovenschulte]])
|-
| {{sort|2019|2019–2024}}
| [[Brandenburg]]
| SPD and CDU ([[Third Woidke cabinet|Cabinet Woidke III]])
|-
| {{sort|2019|2019–2024}}
| [[Saxony]]
| CDU and SPD ([[Second Kretschmer cabinet|Cabinet Kretschmer II]])
|-
| {{sort|2020|2020–2024}}
| Thuringia
| Left and SPD ([[Second Ramelow cabinet|Cabinet Ramelow II]])
|-
| {{sort|2020|since 2021}}
| '''[[Federal Government of Germany|Federal Government]]'''
| SPD; FDP until 2024 ([[Cabinet Scholz]])
|-
| {{sort|2022|since 2022}}
| North Rhine-Westphalia
| CDU ([[Second Wüst cabinet|Cabinet Wüst II]])
|-
| {{sort|2022|since 2022}}
| Schleswig-Holstein
| CDU ([[Second Günther cabinet|Cabinet Günther II]])
|-
| {{sort|2022|since 2022}}
| Lower Saxony
| SPD ([[Third Weil cabinet|Cabinet Weil III]])
|-
|}

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