State government Ilg III

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The state government Ilg III was the government cabinet of the Vorarlberg state government that was active from 1954 to 1959 . In the state parliament session on October 29, 1954, it was appointed by the Vorarlberg state parliament as the third freely elected state government after 1945 . With Ulrich Ilg, the provincial governor was provided for the third time by the Vorarlberg People's Party, again represented with an absolute majority in the state parliament .

In the state elections in Vorarlberg in 1954 , the People's Party with top candidate Ilg was able to maintain its absolute majority of 16 members and slightly increase its share of the vote by 1.5%. The electoral party of the Independents, on the other hand, suffered heavy losses compared to the last election and lost 3 of their originally 6 seats to the Socialist Party of Austria , which was able to restore the number of seats it had already had of 6 members in 1945. As in the previous state government Ilg II , the ÖVP also involved a state council from the two other parties in this government constellation. The former Federal Councilor Dr. Ernst Kolb appointed.

On April 13, 1957, the long-serving SPÖ Provincial Councilor Jakob Bertsch died at the age of 66. As his successor, on May 25, 1957, his party colleague Josef Schoder was sworn in as the new regional councilor for welfare and health care and state institutions.

Government members

Office Surname Political party Departments
Governor Ulrich Ilg ÖVP Bureau, Agriculture and Forestry
Provincial governor Ernst Kolb ÖVP Legislation, police, internal affairs, culture
Provincial councilor
from May 25, 1957 for Jakob Bertsch 		Josef Schoder SPÖ Welfare and healthcare, state institutions
Provincial Council Rudolf head WdU without business area
Provincial Council Oswald Schobel ÖVP School and Cult
Provincial Council Eduard Ulmer ÖVP Economy and road construction, asset protection
Provincial Council Adolf Birds ÖVP Finance, hydraulic engineering and civil engineering
Members of the state government who left prematurely
Provincial Councilor
died on April 13, 1957 		Jakob Bertsch SPÖ Welfare and healthcare, state institutions

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