Bundestag constituency Hamburg-Nord II

The Bundestag constituency Hamburg-Nord II was a constituency in Hamburg for the elections to the German Bundestag . It last comprised the districts of Uhlenhorst, Barmbek-Süd, Dulsberg and Barmbek-Nord from the Hamburg-Nord district and the districts of Bramfeld and Steilshoop belonging to the Wandsbek district.

history

The constituency Hamburg-Nord II was number 6 of the Hamburg constituencies in the 1949 federal election, then had the nationwide constituency number 22 and for the elections from 1965 to 1976 finally number 16. In the elections from 1949 to 1961, the constituency was called Hamburg VIII .

For the federal elections from 1949 to 1961, the area of ​​the constituency consisted of the districts Winterhude , Uhlenhorst , Barmbek-Süd , Dulsberg and Barmbek-Nord .

Before the federal election in 1965, the constituencies were redesigned and renamed. The constituency of Hamburg-Nord II initially only consisted of the districts of Uhlenhorst, Barmbek-Süd, Dulsberg and Barmbek-Nord, which belonged to the Hamburg-Nord district. Before the 1972 federal election, the area was expanded to include the districts of Bramfeld and Steilshoop from the Hamburg-Wandsbek district.

Before the Bundestag election in 1980, the constituency was finally divided between the Bundestag constituency Hamburg-Wandsbek and the Bundestag constituency Hamburg-Mitte .

MPs

Directly elected members of the constituency Hamburg VIII and Hamburg-Nord II were

year	Surname	Political party	Share of first votes
1976	Rolf Meinecke	SPD	56.2%
1972	Rolf Meinecke	SPD	62.3%
1969	Rolf Meinecke	SPD	59.5%
1965	Rolf Meinecke	SPD	50.9%
1961	Helmut Schmidt	SPD	46.9%
1957	Helmut Schmidt	SPD	44.1%
1953	Willy Max Rademacher 1)	FDP	52.1%
1949	Willy Max Rademacher 2)	FDP	38.7%

^{1) In} 1953, Rademacher was the joint candidate of the Hamburg bloc , an alliance of CDU, FDP, GB / BHE and DP . The CDU, the DP and the GB / BHE did not nominate their own direct candidates and called for Rademacher to be elected.

^{2) In} 1949 Rademacher was the joint candidate of the CDU and FDP. The CDU did not run for election in the Hamburg VIII constituency and called for Rademacher to be elected.

Web links

• Constituency results of earlier federal elections. The Federal Returning Officer, accessed on May 12, 2009 . 

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Election Act to the Second Bundestag and the Federal Assembly of July 8, 1953 ( Federal Law Gazette I p. 470 ) (PDF)