Elected to the Berlin House of Representatives in 1985

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(Second votes in%)

 %

50

40

30th

20th

10

0

46.4

32.4

10.6

8.5

1.3

0.8

CDU

SPD

AL

FDP

DA ^e

Otherwise.

Gains and losses

compared to 1981

 % p

   4th

   2

   0

  -2

  -4

  -6

-1.6

-5.9

+3.4

+2.9

+1.3

-0.1

CDU

SPD

AL

FDP

DA ^e

Otherwise.

Remarks:

^e founded in 1984

    

A total of 144 seats

• AL : 15
• SPD : 48
• FDP : 12
• CDU : 69

The election for the Berlin House of Representatives in 1985 took place on March 10, 1985 and the coalition of the CDU and FDP that had existed since 1983 was confirmed.

For the CDU, first appeared Eberhard Diepgen as a leading candidate to that previously only a year on 9 February to the President elected Richard von Weizsacker had replaced. For the SPD, the former Federal Minister of Finance and Defense, Hans Apel, originally from Hamburg . Apple's professional competence was not in doubt; but many Berliners registered critically that the SPD Berlin had not named a top candidate from its own ranks.

The CDU received 46.4% (–1.6 percentage points), the SPD 32.4% (–5.9 percentage points), the Alternative List (AL) 10.6% (+3.4 percentage points) and the FDP 8 .5% (+2.9 percentage points) of the vote.

See also : List of members of the Berlin House of Representatives (10th electoral term)

Election March 10, 1985
Eligible voters	1,507,276
voter turnout	1,259,818	83.6%
CDU	577,867	46.4%	69 mand.
SPD	402.875	32.4%	48 mand.
AL	132,484	10.6%	15 mand.
FDP	105.209	8.5%	12 mand.
THERE	15,857	1.3%	- Mand.
SEW	7,731	0.6%	- Mand.
LD	1,429	0.1%	- Mand.
SVD	1,389	0.1%	- Mand.
ödp	163	<0.1%	- Mand.
to hum		100.0%	144 mand.

Individual evidence

1. ^ Election to the Berlin House of Representatives on March 10, 1985 , Office for Statistics Berlin-Brandenburg
2. ^ Election to the Berlin House of Representatives on May 10, 1981 , Office for Statistics Berlin-Brandenburg