Election to the state and municipal council in Vienna in 1923

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State and local council elections in 1923
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1923

   
A total of 120 seats

The state and municipal council elections in Vienna in 1923 took place on October 21, 1923, at the same time as the Austrian parliamentary elections in 1923 . Just as the National Council was reduced from 183 to 165 seats for this election, the Vienna City Council was also reduced from 165 to 120 seats. The Social Democrats received almost a two-thirds majority.

The new municipal council elected Karl Seitz as the successor of Jakob Reumann as mayor and the city senate Seitz I , in which only social democratic city councilors had offices. The mayor, local council and city senate held office until the next election, which took place in 1927.

Results

Final result of the state and municipal council elections in 1923
Results 1923
Eligible voters 1,140,323
voter turnout 91.0%
be right % Mand.
Social Democratic Labor Party (SDAP) 573,305 55.9% 78
Christian Social Party (CS) 338,580 33.0% 41
Greater German People's Party (GDVP) 50,357 4.9% -
Jewish National Party (JNP) 24,253 2.4% 1
Democrats (DMK) 17,669 1.7% -
Communist Party of Austria (KPÖ) 13,748 1.3% -
Party of Socialist and Democratic Czechoslovaks (PSDČ) 7,603 0.7% -

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. Markus Benesch: The history of the Vienna Christian Social Party between the end of the monarchy and the beginning of the corporate state. Dissertation (PDF file, 15.1 MB). University of Vienna , 2010, p. 179 f. , accessed on October 4, 2017 (primary source: Official Gazette of the City of Vienna, edition 88/1923, p. 1066 ff.).