State election in Baden-Württemberg in 1984

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Gains and losses
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A total of 126 seats

The state elections in Baden-Württemberg in 1984 took place on March 25th. The CDU under Prime Minister Lothar Späth was able to defend its absolute majority despite a slight loss of votes. The SPD (under their top candidate Ulrich Lang ) and FDP / DVP also suffered a loss of votes. Only the Greens recorded an increase in votes and thus replaced the FDP / DVP as the third strongest force in the state parliament. The other parties remained insignificant, they only received half a percent of all votes.

Starting position

In the state elections in 1980 , the single-ruling CDU, led by Prime Minister Lothar Späth, defended an absolute majority of the votes and mandates.

Result

Result of the state election of
March 25, 1984
Political party be right proportion of Seats County
election
forward
proposals		 First
mandates		 Second
mandates		 Seats
1980
CDU 2,412,085 51.87% 68 70 67 1 68
SPD 1,507,088 32.41% 41 70 3 38 40
GREEN 372.374 8.01% 9 67 9 6th
FDP / DVP 333.386 7.17% 8th 70 8th 10
DKP 13,620 0.29% 70
EAP 1,632 0.04% 15th
FAP 338 0.00% 2
Individual applicants 9,663 0.21% 6th
valid votes
 		 4,650,186
 		 100.00%
98.79%		 126
 		 370
 		 70
 		 56
 		 124
 
invalid votes 56,055 1.21%
Voter
turnout		 4,706,241
 		 100.00%
  71.21%
Eligible voters 6,609,204 100.00%
Results by district

Stuttgart administrative district 		Region of
Karlsruhe
Freiburg administrative district 		Administrative region of
Tübingen
Number /
votes 		% County
election
forward
proposals 		Direct
MAN
date 		Seats Number /
votes 		% County
election
forward
proposals 		Direct
MAN
date 		Seats Number /
votes 		% County
election
forward
proposals 		Direct
MAN
date 		Seats Number /
votes 		% County
election
forward
proposals 		Direct
MAN
date 		Seats
Eligible voters 2,444,761 1,736,988 1,354,050 1,073,405
Voters 1,772,752 72.5 1,219,437 70.2 943.806 69.7 770.246 71.8
Valid votes 1,754,033 98.9 1,202,476 98.6 932.023 98.8 761.654 98.9
CDU 861.331 49.1 26th 26th 26th 605607 50.4 19th 17th 17th 493.285 52.9 14th 13 13 451,862 59.3 11 11 12
SPD 606.109 34.6 26th 18th 423,554 35.2 19th 2 11 284,511 30.5 14th 1 7th 192.914 25.3 11 5
Green 128.112 7.3 23 4th 94,540 7.9 19th 2 86,820 9.3 14th 2 62.902 8.3 11 1
FDP / DVP 151,849 8.7 26th 4th 74,484 6.2 19th 2 60,697 6.5 14th 1 46,356 6.1 11 1
DKP 5,001 0.3 26th 3,772 0.3 19th 2,835 0.3 14th 2.012 0.3 11
EAP 855 0.0 7th 519 0.0 6th 175 0.0 1 83 0.0 1
FAP 93 0.0 1 - - 245 0.0 1
Individual applicants 683 0.0 1 - 3,700 0.4 4th 5,280 0.7 1
Overhang and
compensation mandates		 CDU: 3 overhang seats.
SPD: 2 compensation seats		 CDU: 1 overhang mandate

The CDU won 67 of its 68 seats as direct mandates. In the Biberach electoral district , the CDU again won both the direct mandate and a second mandate . In no later state election was a party able to win two seats in one constituency. The election was the last state election before 2016 in which the CDU received a second mandate. As in 1980, the SPD was able to win three direct mandates; The rest of the MPs, like all MPs from the FDP and the Greens, entered the state parliament through second mandates. The state election law of Baden-Württemberg knows lists. The Greens did not run because they missed the deadline in the three constituencies in the Esslingen district .

See also

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Landtag election 1984 at wahlen-in-deutschland.de
  2. ↑ State Statistical Office: Final results of the election to the Baden-Württemberg state parliament on March 25, 1984 (PDF; 7.1 MB)
  3. ↑ Der Spiegel 11/1984 of March 12, 1984: Get it all - the Greens exchanged all of their candidates for the state election in Baden-Württemberg.