State election in Hamburg 2015

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Result country list
 %
50
40
30th
20th
10
0
45.6
15.9
12.3
8.5
7.4
6.1
1.6
2.6
FDP
Otherwise.
Gains and losses
compared to 2011
 % p
   8th
   6th
   4th
   2
   0
  -2
  -4
  -6
-2.8
-6.0
+1.1
+2.1
+0.7
+6.1
-0.5
-0.8
FDP
Otherwise.
      
A total of 121 seats

In the election for the 21st Hamburg citizenship on February 15, 2015, 56.5 percent of the 1,299,411 people eligible to vote took part. The voter turnout was thus below the lowest result so far in 2011. For the second time, the electoral law , which had been changed since 2009, was applied. The active voting age had previously been reduced to 16 years. In addition, the electoral term was extended from four to five years, so that the next regular election for citizenship was due in spring 2020 . For the first time, the district assemblies were not elected at the same time as the citizenship, as they were already elected on May 25, 2014 together with the European elections. As a result, the SPD , which has ruled alone under Mayor Olaf Scholz since the 2011 election , lost its absolute majority and formed a government coalition with the Greens .

Suffrage

The 121 MPs were elected according to the electoral law that has been in force since 2009. 71 mandates were awarded directly in the 17 multi-mandate constituencies (3–5 seats) via open constituency lists , the remaining 50 via open state lists . Each voter had a total of ten votes, five constituency votes for the direct candidates in the constituency and five state votes for candidates on the state lists or for state lists in their entirety. The five votes could be accumulated (accumulated) or distributed (variegated) at will for one person (or party in the case of the state list).

initial situation

State election 2011
 %
50
40
30th
20th
10
0
48.4
21.9
11.2
6.7
6.4
2.1
3.4
Otherwise.
Call for votes on the train destination displays of the Hamburg subway

In the 2011 parliamentary elections , the SPD achieved 48.4% of the votes and thus won the absolute majority of the seats in the parliament. The CDU got 21.9% of the vote. The Greens (then still GAL) achieved 11.2%. The FDP was able to move into the citizenry as an opposition party with 6.7%. The left was able to keep its result of 6.4% and entered the citizenry for the second time. The Pirate Party achieved a result of 2.1% and thus remained well below the five percent threshold .

The overall results of the 2013 Bundestag election (second votes), the district assembly elections and the European elections on May 25, 2014 were:

choice
 SPD
 CDU
 Green
 left
 AfD
 FDP
 Pirates
Bundestag election 32.4 32.1 12.7 8.8 4.2 4.8 2.8
District election 35.2 24.8 18.2 10.2 4.5 3.9 2.7
European elections 33.8 24.6 17.2 8.6 6.0 3.7 2.2

Candidacies

Parties or groups of voters who have not been represented in the Bundestag or a Landtag since the last election or whose party status was not determined in the last Bundestag election had to report their participation to the Land Returning Officer by November 17, 2014.

State lists and constituency lists had to be submitted by December 11, 2014. Parties or groups of voters who are not represented in the Bundestag or a Landtag had to submit 1000 support signatures for the state list and 100 support signatures per constituency list for approval .

A total of 397 candidates from the following twelve parties and a political association ran on state lists:

Political party Abbreviation Candidate
country list		 Constituency lists
Social Democratic Party of Germany SPD 60 17th
Christian Democratic Union of Germany CDU 60 17th
The left left 17th 17th
Free Democratic Party FDP 55 17th
Alliance 90 / The Greens, Hamburg Regional Association Green 60 17th
Alternative for Germany AfD 30th 17th
Pirate Party Germany Pirates 23 12
National Democratic Party of Germany NPD 6th 8th
Party for work, the rule of law, animal welfare,
elite support and grassroots initiative		 The party 20th 1
Ecological Democratic Party ÖDP 5 1
Pensioners Party Germany PENSIONER 6th -
Hamburg citizens list HHBL 7th -
New liberals liberal 48 -
Human Economy Party Human economy - 1
Why not! - - 1
Hamborg out of Altøna HaraAlt - 1
More Freedoms, Social Democracy and
Social Justice: Vote for Democratic Strength!		 Social politics - 1
Responsibility for Hamburg SCHEUERL - 1
Finally taking citizen participation seriously Citizen participation - 1

The straight party (DGP) had submitted a state list, but could not provide the necessary support signatures. The Alternative zu Deutschland (AzD) had submitted an advertisement and was recognized as a political association, but did not submit any nominations for a state list. Furthermore, the Kreusel party Hude-Wüsting had submitted an announcement of participation, but was not recognized by the state election committee as a party or electoral association. Further individual candidates were announced for Hamburg under the headings dare more democracy and Ricarda , but not submitted.

Top candidates

The parties and an electoral association stood with the following top candidates on the state lists:

Political party Top candidate
SPD Olaf Scholz
Olaf Scholz
CDU Dietrich Wersich
Dietrich Wersich
left Dora Heyenn
Dora Heyenn
FDP Katja Suding
Katja Suding
Green Katharina Fegebank
Katharina Fegebank
AfD Jörn Kruse
Jörn Kruse
Pirates Burkhard Masseida
NPD Lennart Schwarzbach
The party Alexander Grupe
ÖDP Volker Behrendt
pensioner Günter Pfeiffer
HHBL Mareile Kirsch
liberal Isabel Wiest

subjects

Bus acceleration

The SPD government in Hamburg decided to launch a bus acceleration program to expand capacity in local public transport and to reduce operating costs. FDP, CDU and Die Linke reject it, the Greens are now supporting it after the original rejection and preference for switching to light rail operations . The aim is to shorten travel times so that more journeys can be made with the same number of buses and staff. The cost of the entire bus acceleration program has been calculated at 259 million euros and is expected to be completed in 2020. The renovation work began in September 2012, which also includes measures required for general motor vehicle and bicycle traffic . Until 2016, the metrobus lines M2, M3, M4, M5, M6, M7, M20, M21 and M25 as well as other bus lines operating on these route sections are affected. For the implementation of the program, intersections will be rebuilt, which will require 203 parking spaces. 59 of these parking spaces will be replaced. A survey showed a clear rejection of the population.

Elbphilharmonie

A concert hall of global importance with a height of up to 110 meters is to be built in HafenCity. Inside there will be space for a hall with 2100 seats, a hotel, 45 apartments and a restaurant.

Originally, costs of 77 million euros for the Free and Hanseatic City of Hamburg were estimated in the basic assessment. When the contract was signed in 2007, costs rose to 114 million euros and in 2008 to 323 million euros. The construction company Hochtief put the costs in 2011 at 476 million euros. In December 2012, the SPD Senate and Hochtief agreed on a net final construction sum of 575 million euros for the concert hall. Including the costs for the commercial sector (hotel, apartments, gastronomy) and the preliminary planning, the costs for the city amount to 789 million euros. The FDP and Die Linke criticize the cost increases and the high demands for the building. The Greens and the CDU criticize the high cost increases of the building project by the SPD Senate. In the final report of the Elbphilharmonie Parliamentary Committee of Inquiry , Ole von Beust (CDU), his former State Councilor in the Senate Chancellery, and Senator for Culture Karin von Welck (independent, proposed by the CDU) were among the political representatives who were mainly responsible for the cost increase.

National debt

The city of Hamburg has a debt of around 25 billion euros. From 2020, the debt brake will apply at state level. From 2017, the SPD Senate wants to show a balanced budget with the expected additional tax income. The Greens support the SPD's plans. The left wants to increase the city's income in order to achieve a balanced budget. In an application, the FDP requested the Senate to achieve a balanced budget with the taxpayers' money as early as 2014. As in the past, the CDU is also calling for new borrowing to be stopped more quickly.

Application for the Olympic Games

The SPD, CDU and FDP are in favor of applying for the 2024 Summer Olympics in Hamburg. Hamburg's Greens disagree on the issue. Die Linke rejects an application, supports the position paper of (N) Olympia-Hamburg and advertises with “Sport instead of Olympia”. The Neue Liberale Hamburg supports the Olympic application, provided that it can be carried out in a socially and environmentally friendly manner. The Pirate Party Hamburg speaks out against an application and advertises it on posters with the motto: “20 billion for the Olympics? Not with my money. ”The AfD is undecided.

cannabis

The FDP calls for the legalization of cannabis in order to gain state control over the shadow market. The Greens would like a model project for Hamburg for the limited supply of cannabis to adults. The left wants to legalize all drugs in order to better help those affected. The CDU does not want to legalize illegal drugs and warns of the harm caused by the drugs. The SPD is against the legalization of cannabis in order to protect children and young people in particular from permanent damage and warns against stoner tourism . The New Liberals demand the legalization of all psychoactive substances.

Coalition statements

Olaf Scholz sought an absolute majority, he ruled out a coalition with the Left or the FDP. He also announced that he wanted to negotiate with the Greens first.

CDU top candidate Dietrich Wersich announced in a TV duel hosted by Hamburg1 and the Hamburger Abendblatt: We are ready for the grand coalition.

The Greens did not commit to a coalition statement. For example, they demonstratively stayed away from the traditional New Year's reception of the Senate, while top candidate Katharina Fegebank was campaigning on the Outer Alster.

The left wanted to remain an opposition party in the coming citizenship. A coalition government with the SPD was ruled out. The formation of a government under CDU leadership was not even discussed due to the numerous differences in content.

According to an interview in September 2014, the FDP sought a coalition with the SPD, which, however, was clearly rejected by Olaf Scholz in the last week before the polls.

Campaign Funding

There are said to have been more than 100,000 election posters on Hamburg's streets during the election campaign. The SPD is said to have invested by far the largest amount of 800,000 euros in the Hamburg election campaign. Followed by the CDU with 615,000 euros. The CDU candidates had to finance their election campaign themselves, Birgit Stöver, for example, with 5,000 euros. The left had a budget of 250,000 euros. The election campaign of the Greens cost 200,000 euros. In the case of the Greens, for example , 10,000 euros were approved for one of the 17 constituencies - the Harburg constituency ; The candidates have raised further funds privately. The budget of the FDP was initially 150,000 euros and was thus the smallest budget of all parties represented in the citizenry. Donations from (old) liberals increased the campaign budget to 300,000 euros. Major donors were u. a. by Randolf Rodenstock and the car manufacturer BMW . The New Liberals put their election campaign costs for the whole of Hamburg at around 35,000 euros.

Disturbances in the election campaign

The Alternative für Deutschland complained about obstacles to their election campaigns due to the destruction of election posters, disruption of election campaign events, attempts to intimidate candidates and property damage to the homes of candidates. After a paint pouch stop at the home of Dirk cam man who took state protection of the state criminal police on investigations; the perpetrators are suspected to be in left-wing autonomous circles.

Survey

For the Sunday question, the polling institutes gave the following values ​​(figures in percent):

Institute date SPD CDU Green FDP left Pirates AfD liberal Others
Citizenship election 2015 February 15, 2015 45.6 15.9 12.3 7.4 8.5 1.6 6.1 0.5 2.1
Research group elections February 12, 2015 47 17th 12 6th 8.5 - 5 - 4.5
University of Hamburg February 10, 2015 44.6 22.6 14.9 2.8 9.1 - 2.9 - 3.2
Research group elections February 6, 2015 45 19th 11 6th 9.5 - 5 - 4.5
Infratest dimap 5th February 2015 46 18th 11 5.5 9 - 5.5 - 5
Infratest dimap January 29, 2015 44 20th 13 5 9 - 6th - 3
INSA January 14, 2015 42 23 14th 4th 7th - 6th - 4th
Infratest dimap January 14, 2015 43 22nd 14th 4th 8th - 5 - 5
mafo.de 15th December 2014 42 22nd 14th 2 8th - 6th 3 3
Infratest dimap December 11, 2014 43 24 14th 2 9 - 4th - 4th
GESS Phone & Field November 8, 2014 45 27 11 2 7th - 4th - 4th
mafo.de May 9, 2014 38.5 22.6 13.7 2.9 7.8 - 5.8 - 8.7
GESS Phone & Field 15th February 2014 48 24 11 3 8th - - - -
Infratest dimap 15th January 2014 42 25th 13 5 9 - 3 - 3
University of Hamburg June 26, 2013 43 21st 18th 4th 8th 4th - - 2
GESS Phone & Field February 9, 2013 51 23 13 2 4th 2 - - 5
State election 2011 February 20, 2011 48.4 21.9 11.2 6.7 6.4 2.1 - - 3.3

For the question of who the citizens would vote directly for the first mayor, the opinion research institutes gave the following values ​​(figures in percent):

Institute date Olaf Scholz (SPD) Dietrich Wersich (CDU)
Infratest dimap February 15, 2015 70 15th
Research group elections February 15, 2015 70 15th
Research group elections February 12, 2015 72 12
Research group elections February 6, 2015 66 15th
Infratest dimap 5th February 2015 67 11
Infratest dimap January 29, 2015 70 13
Infratest dimap January 14, 2015 66 16
Infratest dimap December 11, 2014 68 12
GESS Phone & Field November 8, 2014 65 18th
GESS Phone & Field 15th February 2014 66 13
Infratest dimap 15th January 2014 69 13

Constituencies and mandates

The following table lists the constituencies in the 2015 election.

Constituencies for the election of the Hamburg citizenship and the district assemblies
No. Constituency Seats district Districts
1 Hamburg-center 5 Hamburg-center Old town, HafenCity, Neustadt, St. Pauli, St. Georg, Hammerbrook, Borgfelde, Hamm, Horn, Neuwerk
2 Billstedt-Wilhelmsburg-Finkenwerder 5 Hamburg-center Billstedt, Billbrook, Rothenburgsort, Veddel, Wilhelmsburg, Kleiner Grasbrook, Steinwerder, Waltershof, Finkenwerder
3 Altona 5 Altona Altona-Altstadt, Altona-Nord, Ottensen, Bahrenfeld, Groß Flottbek, Othmarschen, Sternschanze
4th Blankenese 5 Altona Lurup, Osdorf, Nienstedten, Blankenese, Iserbrook, Sülldorf, Rissen
5 Rotherbaum-Harvestehude-Eimsbüttel-Ost 3 Eimsbüttel Rotherbaum, Harvestehude, Hoheluft-West, Eimsbüttel
6th Stellingen-Eimsbüttel-West 3 Eimsbüttel Eidelstedt, Stellingen, Eimsbüttel
7th Lokstedt-Niendorf-Schnelsen 4th Eimsbüttel Lokstedt, Niendorf, Schnelsen
8th Eppendorf-Winterhude 4th Hamburg North Hoheluft-Ost, Eppendorf, Winterhude
9 Barmbek-Uhlenhorst-Dulsberg 5 Hamburg North Uhlenhorst, Hohenfelde, Barmbek-Nord, -Süd, Dulsberg
10 Fuhlsbüttel-Alsterdorf-Langenhorn 4th Hamburg North Groß Borstel, Alsterdorf, Ohlsdorf, Fuhlsbüttel, Langenhorn
11 Wandsbek 4th Wandsbek Eilbek, Wandsbek, Marienthal, Jenfeld, Tonndorf
12 Bramfeld-Farmsen-Berne 4th Wandsbek Farmsen-Berne, Bramfeld, Steilshoop
13 Alstertal forest villages 5 Wandsbek Wellingsbüttel, Sasel, Poppenbüttel, Hummelsbüttel, Lemsahl-Mellingstedt, Duvenstedt, Wohldorf-Ohlstedt, Bergstedt, Volksdorf
14th Rahlstedt 4th Wandsbek Rahlstedt
15th Bergedorf 5 Bergedorf Allermöhe, Neuallermöhe, Altengamme, Bergedorf, Billwerder, Curslack, Kirchwerder, Lohbrügge, Moorfleet, Neuengamme, Ochsenwerder, Reitbrook, Spadenland, Tatenberg
16 Harburg 3 Harburg Harburg, Neuland, Gut Moor, Wilstorf, Rönneburg, Langenbek, Sinstorf, Marmstorf, Eißendorf, Heimfeld
17th South Elbe 3 Harburg Altenwerder, Moorburg, Hausbruch, Neugraben-Fischbek, Francop, Neuenfelde, Cranz, Eißendorf, Heimfeld

Result

Candidates elected directly in the constituencies
Parties with the most votes in the districts
Citizenship election 2015
Eligible voters 1,299,411
Voters 734.142 56.5
Constituency
list votes		 proportion of Seats State list
votes		 proportion of Seats change Total
seats		 change
Valid votes 3,512,127 97.2 3,530,097 97.2
Invalid ballot 20,854 2.8 20,648 2.8
total 71 50 121
SPD 1,440,847 41.0 35 1,611,274 45.6 23 −2.8 58 −4
CDU 690.479 19.7 18th 561,377 15.9 2 −6.0 20th −8
Green 515,900 14.7 13 432.713 12.3 2 +1.1 15th +1
The left 325.909 9.3 4th 300,567 8.5 7th +2.1 11 +3
FDP 222.736 6.3 1 262 157 7.4 8th +0.7 9 ± 0
AfD 217.144 6.2 - 214,833 6.1 8th +6.1 8th +8
Pirates 65,358 1.9 - 54,802 1.6 - −0.5 -
The party 5,278 0.2 - 31,710 0.9 - +0.2 -
New liberals - - - 18,464 0.5 - +0.5 -
ÖDP 3,140 0.1 - 13,621 0.4 - +0.1 -
NPD 9,542 0.3 - 11,293 0.3 - −0.6 -
PENSIONER - - - 9,937 0.3 - −0.2 -
HHBL - - - 7,349 0.2 - +0.2 -
Responsibility for Hamburg 6,773 0.2 - - - - +0.2 -
Citizen participation 3,174 0.1 - - - - +0.1 -
HaraAlt 2,107 0.1 - - - - +0.1 -
Human economy 1,448 0.0 - - - - ± 0.0 -
Social politics 1,161 0.0 - - - - ± 0.0
Why not! 1,131 0.0 - - - - ± 0.0 -

The SPD had lost the narrow absolute majority of the mandates it held after the 2011 election and needed a coalition partner. With 45.6 percent, the Senate Scholz I was clearly confirmed in office. The CDU continued to lose and, with 15.9 percent, achieved the worst result in an election in Hamburg at the time and thus undercut the worst state result so far from the federal election in 1949. Dietrich Wersich (CDU) then did not rejoin the parliamentary group. The Greens, the Left and the FDP were able to make profits. The AfD was able to move into the citizenship with its 6.1 percent and thus into the first West German state parliament. All other parties missed the five percent hurdle.

As a result of the election result, the SPD began negotiations with the Greens to form a joint government. These were completed at the beginning of April 2015 and the results were presented to the public at a press conference on April 8, 2015. The Greens voted on the treaty on April 12th at a general assembly and the Social Democrats on April 14th at a state party conference.

The new citizenship was constituted on March 2nd. The first time her legislative period was five years, so she was not re-elected until 2020. With 109 of 120 votes cast, Carola Veit (SPD) was re-elected President of the Citizenship. Each parliamentary group also proposed a vice-president. The previous parliamentary group leader and top candidate Wersich was elected for the CDU. André Trepoll took over the chairmanship of the CDU parliamentary group . The AfD candidate was the only one who failed the election, but was elected with a narrow majority in the second session of the citizenship.

The previous parliamentary group chairman and top candidate of the Left Party, Dora Heyenn, resigned from the parliamentary group after disputes over the future group chairman. The parliamentary group was led by a dual leadership made up of Sabine Boeddinghaus and Cansu Özdemir . The MP Nebahat Güçlü , who was elected for the Greens, was not accepted into their parliamentary group and left the party at the beginning of April. Like Heyenn, she belonged to the citizenship as a non-attached MP.

Distribution of male / female MPs

The composition of the parliament by female and male MPs in 2015 by parties:

Political party total Female Male
total 121 47 (38.8%) 74 (61.2%)
SPD 58 25 (43.1%) 33 (56.9%)
CDU 20th 3 (15.0%) 17 (85.0%)
Green 14th 8 (57.1%) 6 (42.9%)
The left 10 5 (50.0%) 5 (50.0%)
FDP 9 3 (33.3%) 6 (66.7%)
AfD 8th 1 (12.5%) 7 (87.5%)
non-attached 2 2 (100%) 0

Suspected election fraud

After a review of the election results, the operators of the Wahlrecht.de website noticed that two candidates in the constituency of Billstedt-Wilhelmsburg-Finkenwerder had anomalies : Both Murat Gözay (Greens) and Vahan Balayan (CDU) received significantly more postal votes, than would have been expected statistically. After the suspicion of election fraud had been confirmed, the regional returning officer confirmed on February 25, 2015 that the matter had been handed over to the police. There was no evidence that one of the candidates was involved in the manipulation. This would not have had any practical relevance, since Gözay had made it into the city parliament even without the allegedly falsified votes and Balayan had failed to make it anyway. As a result, in November 2018 an election campaign worker of the Greens was sentenced to 30 cases of imprisonment on probation for falsifying elections and documents. In the case of the CDU politician, the suspicion could not be confirmed.

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Individual evidence

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