Bundestag constituency Bamberg

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Constituency 236: Bamberg-Forchheim
Bundestag constituency 236-2017.svg
Country Germany
state Bavaria
Constituency number 236
Residents 234,300
Eligible voters 181,535
voter turnout 80.0%
Election date September 24, 2017
Constituency representative
Surname
Photo of the MP
Political party CSU
Voting share 42.1%

The constituency of Bamberg (constituency 236) has been a federal constituency in Bavaria since 1949 . It includes the city ​​of Bamberg , the municipalities of Altendorf , Burgebrach , Burgwindheim , Buttenheim , Ebrach , Frensdorf , Hallstadt , Lisberg , Pettstadt , Pommersfelden , Priesendorf , Schlüsselfeld , Schönbrunn i.Steigerwald , Stegaurach , Strullendorf and Walsdorf of the Bamberg district and the large district town Forchheim and the communities of Dormitz , Effeltrich , Eggolsheim , Hallerndorf , Hausen , Heroldsbach , Hetzles , Igensdorf , Kirchehrenbach , Kleinsendelbach , Kunreuth , Langensendelbach , Leutenbach , Neunkirchen a.Brand , Pinzberg , Poxdorf , Weilersbach and Wiesenthau in the Forchheim district . The constituency has been won by the direct candidates of the CSU in all previous federal elections .

Bundestag election 2017

For the  general election in 2017  on September 24, 2017 10 direct candidates and 21 regional lists were approved.

In addition to Thomas Silberhorn (CSU), who won the direct mandate, Andreas Schwarz (SPD) and Lisa Badum (Greens) were also elected to the Bundestag via the state lists of their parties.

Direct candidate Political party First votes in% Second votes in%
Thomas Silberhorn CSU 42.1 38.9
Andreas Schwarz SPD 20.4 15.6
Lisa Badum GREEN 9.2 9.9
Sebastian Koerber FDP 6.5 9.5
Jan Schiffers AfD 11.5 12.7
David Klanke LEFT 5.2 6.5
Daniela Saiko FREE VOTERS 2.9 2.4
- PIRATES - 0.3
Lucas Büchner ÖDP 1.3 0.7
Thomas Dotzler BP 0.6 0.4
- NPD - 0.4
- Animal welfare party - 0.9
Therese Gmelch MLPD 0.2 0.1
- Busy - 0.0
- UBI - 0.1
- DiB - 0.2
- DKP - 0.0
- DM - 0.2
- The party - 0.9
- Health research - 0.1
- V party³ - 0.2

Bundestag election 2013

In addition to Thomas Silberhorn (CSU), who won the direct mandate, Andreas Schwarz (SPD) was also elected to the Bundestag via the SPD's state list.

Direct candidate Political party First votes in% Second votes in%
Thomas Silberhorn CSU 52.2 48.9
Andreas Schwarz SPD 22.9 19.8
Sebastian Koerber FDP 3.4 4.8
Wolfgang Grader GREEN 8.2 8.9
Wolfgang Böhme The left 3.5 4.1
Robert Streng PIRATES 2.4 2.3
Sven Diem NPD 1.3 1.3
Franz Hermann Eibl AfD 3.4 4.1
Peter Korbinian Dorscht Free voters 2.8 2.8
Others - 3.0

Bundestag election 2009

The 2009 Bundestag election had the following result. In addition to Thomas Silberhorn (CSU), who won the direct mandate, Sebastian Körber (FDP) was also elected to the Bundestag via the FDP state list.

Direct candidate Political party First votes in% Second votes in% Bundestag election 2005
second votes in%
Thomas Silberhorn CSU 49.1 44.9 50.5
Andreas Schwarz SPD 20.4 15.3 23.8
Lisa Badum Alliance 90 / The Greens 9.2 10.6 7.7
Sebastian Koerber FDP 10.7 13.7 9.1
Joseph Lorenz REP 1.7 1.5 1.7
Heinrich swimming pool The left 6.0 6.5 3.5
Axel Michaelis NPD 1.5 1.4 1.7
- PBC - 0.1 0.2
Thomas Dotzler BP 1.2 0.6 0.4
- PIRATES - 2.4 -
Monika Lamprecht independently 0.2 - -
- BüSo - 0.0 0.1
- FAMILY - 0.8 0.7
- MLPD - 0.0 0.1
- The animal welfare party - 0.6 -
- CM - 0.1 0.0

Constituency winner

choice Surname Political party First votes
2017 Thomas Silberhorn CSU 42.1%
2013 Thomas Silberhorn CSU 52.2%
2009 Thomas Silberhorn CSU 49.1%
2005 Thomas Silberhorn CSU 57.4%
2002 Thomas Silberhorn CSU 60.7%
1998 Gerhard Scheu CSU 54.6%
1994 Gerhard Scheu CSU 56.8%
1990 Gerhard Scheu CSU 59.3%
1987 Gerhard Scheu CSU 64.0%
1983 Gerhard Scheu CSU 67.3%
1980 Paul Röhner CSU 66.7%
1976 Paul Röhner CSU 68.4%
1972 Paul Röhner CSU 65.2%
1969 Paul Röhner CSU 64.5%
1965 Paul Röhner CSU 63.0%
1961 Emil Kemmer CSU 62.7%
1957 Emil Kemmer CSU 63.1%
1953 Emil Kemmer CSU 54.4%
1949 Emil Kemmer CSU 33.0%

Constituency history

choice Constituency name area
1949 24 Bamberg City of Bamberg, old Bamberg district, Staffelstein district
1953-1961 219 Bamberg
1965-1972 222 Bamberg City of Bamberg, old district of Bamberg, district of Staffelstein, district of Höchstadt an der Aisch
1976-1998 222 Bamberg City of Bamberg, from the district of Bamberg the communities Altendorf, Bischberg , Breitengüßbach , Burgebrach, Burgwindheim, Buttenheim, Ebrach, Frensdorf, Gundelsheim , Hallstadt, Hirschaid , Kemmern , Lisberg, Litzendorf , Memmelsdorf , Oberhaid , Pettstadt, Pommersfelden, Priesendorf, Schlüsselfeld, Schönbrunn, Stegaurach, Strullendorf, Viereth-Trunstadt and Walsdorf, Forchheim district
2002-2005 237 Bamberg City of Bamberg, from the district of Bamberg the communities Altendorf, Burgebrach, Burgwindheim, Buttenheim, Ebrach, Frensdorf, Hallstadt, Hirschaid, Lisberg, Pettstadt, Pommersfelden, Priesendorf, Schlüsselfeld, Schönbrunn, Stegaurach, Strullendorf and Walsdorf, from the district Forchheim the communities Dormitz, Effeltrich , Eggolsheim, Forchheim, Hallerndorf, Hausen, Heroldsbach, Hetzles, Igensdorf, Kirchehrenbach, Kleinsendelbach, Kunreuth, Langensendelbach, Leutenbach, Neunkirchen a. Brand, Pinzberg, Poxdorf, Weilersbach and Wiesenthau
since 2009 (as of 2017) 236 Bamberg

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ^ Structural data 236: Bamberg. Federal Returning Officer , accessed on September 29, 2017 .
  2. ↑ a b c d e Results 236: Bamberg. Federal Returning Officer , accessed on September 29, 2017 .
  3. ↑ Constituency division ( Memento of May 2, 2009 in the Internet Archive ).
  4. ^ The Federal Returning Officer : Direct candidate (inside) in Bamberg - The Federal Returning Officer. (No longer available online.) Archived from the original on September 26, 2017 ; accessed on September 18, 2017 .
  5. ^ The Federal Returning Officer : State lists of the parties in Bavaria - The Federal Returning Officer. (No longer available online.) Archived from the original on September 26, 2017 ; accessed on September 15, 2017 .