State election in Bavaria in 1990

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(in %)
 %
60
50
40
30th
20th
10
0
54.9
26.0
6.4
5.2
4.9
1.7
1.0
Otherwise.
Gains and losses
compared to 1986
 % p
   2
   0
  -2
  -4
-0.9
-1.5
-1.1
+1.4
+1.9
+1.0
-0.7
Otherwise.
    
A total of 204 seats

The election for the 12th Bavarian State Parliament took place on October 14, 1990. The turnout was 65.9%.

Starting point and result

The state election of October 14, 1990 was the first election in Bavaria after the death of long-time Prime Minister Franz Josef Strauss , his successor was Max Streibl . Karl-Heinz Hiersemann was (as in 1986) the top candidate of the SPD.

Ten parties ran for election. Seven of them were eligible throughout Bavaria, the Christian League - The Party for Life only competed in the administrative districts of Upper Bavaria and Swabia, the Augsburger Bürger Union (ABU) only in the administrative district of Swabia and the Bamberg Citizens' Block (BBB) ​​only in the administrative district Upper Franconia, which according to the Bavarian state election system , which provides for a nationwide 5% hurdle, made success for those groups almost impossible. The Republicans achieved their best state election result in Bavaria and narrowly missed entry into the state parliament, the FDP succeeded in entering after eight years of absence.

Result of the state election of October 14, 1990
Political party First
votes		 Second
votes		 total Sum
in percent		 Seats
CSU 3,007,566 3,085,948 6.093.514 54.90% 127
SPD 1,494,492 1,387,516 2,882,008 25.97% 58
Green 354,690 357.411 712.101 6.42% 12
FDP 295,258 278.080 573,338 5.17% 7th
REP 279,405 259.210 538.615 4.85% -
ÖDP 100.114 92,300 192.414 1.73% -
BP 53,459 40,251 93.710 0.84% -
LEAGUE 1,364 5,847 7.211 0.06% -
ABU 2,247 2,079 4,326 0.04% -
BBB 629 1,046 1,675 0.02% -

(ABU = Augsburg Citizens Union; BBB = Bamberg Citizens Block)

After the election, the CSU formed a sole government under the leadership of Max Streibl ( Streibl II cabinet ). After the latter had to resign on May 27, 1993 after lengthy disputes due to the " Amigo Affair ", the previous Interior Minister Edmund Stoiber took over government responsibility ( Stoiber I cabinet ).

See also

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ State elections in Bavaria since 1946. Total votes (first and second votes) in Bavaria Bavarian State Office for Statistics and Data Processing

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