State government Ilg II

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The state government Ilg II was the Vorarlberg state government active from 1949 to 1954 . As the second democratically elected government in the country, it succeeded the state government Ilg I on November 14, 1949 after the state elections and was replaced by the state government Ilg III on October 29, 1954 .

From the state elections in Vorarlberg in 1949 , the Austrian People's Party with its top candidate Ulrich Ilg emerged again as the party with the largest number of seats with an absolute majority. A new party, the electoral party of the Independent (WdU), was able to win 22% of the votes when it ran for the first time in the state elections, making it the second largest parliamentary group in the Vorarlberg state parliament . As a result, the WdU was accepted as the third party in the government, where it initially provided a state council without a portfolio. Government members Ferdinand Ulmer and Adolf Vögel were also appointed as federal councilors (the third Bundesrat from Vorarlberg was Ernst Kolb ).

Government members

Office Surname Political party Departments
Governor Ulrich Ilg ÖVP Presidium, police, agriculture and forestry
Provincial governor Martin Schreiber ÖVP Legislation, Internal Affairs
Provincial Council Jakob Bertsch SPÖ Welfare and healthcare, state institutions
Provincial Council Andreas Sprenger ÖVP School and culture
Provincial Council Eduard Ulmer ÖVP Economy and transport, asset protection
Provincial Council Ferdinand Ulmer WdU without business area
Provincial Council Adolf Birds ÖVP Finance, water, road and building construction

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