State election in Bavaria 1994

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(in %)
 %
60
50
40
30th
20th
10
0
52.8
30.0
6.1
3.9
2.8
2.1
1.0
1.2
Otherwise.
Gains and losses
compared to 1990
 % p
   4th
   2
   0
  -2
  -4
-2.1
+4.0
-0.3
-1.0
-2.4
+0.4
+0.2
+1.1
Otherwise.
   
A total of 204 seats

The election for the 13th Bavarian State Parliament took place on September 25, 1994. The turnout was 67.8%.

Starting point and result

It was the first state election under Prime Minister Edmund Stoiber ( Cabinet Stoiber I ) , who has been in office since June 1993 . Stoiber took office after Max Streibl (Prime Minister since the death of Franz Josef Strauss) resigned in the course of the Amigo affair .

The CSU was able to defend the absolute majority of the votes with 52.8%; this was her worst state election result since 1966 . The SPD , which had achieved its worst result in Bavaria in 1990 , was able to improve to 30.0% with Renate Schmidt as the new top candidate. The GREENS scored 6.1%.

The FDP missed with 2.8% the renewed entry into the parliament clear. The Republicans , who in 1990 only narrowly failed the five percent hurdle with 4.9% , came up with 3.9% and - as in 1990 - achieved the best result of those parties that failed to make it into the state parliament. The ÖDP received 2.1 percent (its best result in a state election). The Bavarian party had its best result since 1970 with 1.0% and came just in the area of ​​state party financing .

Result of the state election of September 25, 1994
Political party First
votes		 Second
votes		 total Sum
in percent		 Seats
CSU 3,063,635 3,100,253 6,163,888 52.82% 120
SPD 1,765,490 1,741,130 3,506,620 30.05% 70
Green 371.252 342,480 713.732 6.12% 14th
REP 233.014 221.156 454.170 3.89% -
FDP 165.803 161.502 327,305 2.80% -
ÖDP 133.093 115,890 248.983 2.13% -
BP 68,802 51,070 119,872 1.03% -
BfB 26,288 26,225 52,513 0.45% -
FBU 23,449 18,463 41,912 0.36% -
NPD 6.004 5,595 11,599 0.1% -
NATURAL LAW 3,584 5,320 8,904 0.1% -
LEAGUE 2,557 5,649 8.206 0.1% -
FW 3,254 2,903 6.157 0.1% -
INSTEAD OF 2,560 2.132 4,692 0.0% -
PDD 777 551 1,328 0.0% -

After the election, the CSU formed a sole government ( Stoiber II cabinet ); Stoiber remained Prime Minister.

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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