State election in Lippe 1884

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The state elections in Lippe took place in November 1884 . The 21 members of the Lippe Landtag were elected .

General

The elections were held on November 3rd for the second grade and on November 4th for the third grade. The runoff election in the sixth constituency of the third class took place on November 22nd, the runoff election in the fifth constituency of the third class on November 29th. The first class MPs were elected on October 5th. During the electoral period up to 1888, the following new elections took place:

  • March 14, 1885: Second constituency, first class (B)
  • December 7, 1885: Fourth constituency, second class
  • April 9, 1886: Sixth constituency, third class

21 MPs were elected in three classes of seven MPs each. The first class was made up of the most highly taxed citizens. In the first class, those who paid at least 90 marks in property tax were eligible to vote in subgroup A. This sub-group elected five MPs in two constituencies. Subgroup B comprised those who paid at least 180 marks in income tax and elected two MPs in two constituencies. The second class was made up of taxpayers with property and income tax of at least 36 marks, the third class all other eligible voters. The 2nd and 3rd class voted in seven one-person constituencies each.

Election result

Johann H. von Lengerke
Wilhelm Schemmel
class Constituency Voters MP Political party be right %
1st Class 1A Johann Heinrich von Lengerke , landowner on  Steinbeck (President)
1st Class 1A Manor owner Tenge (Niederbarthausen)
1st Class 1A Domain tenant Wilhelm Krieger (Blomberg)
1st Class 1A Landowner Meyer (Ohrsen)
1st Class 1A State Economics Council August Riekehof-Böhmer (Vogelhorst)
1st Class 1B Public Prosecutor Hunnäus (Detmold)
1st Class 1B Pensioner Husemann (Detmold)
2nd Class I. constituency 204 Attorney Karl Seiff (Detmold) NLP 117 57.4%
2nd Class II. Constituency 137 Leather manufacturer Carl Potthoff (Lemgo) NLP / progress 115 83.9%
2nd Class III. Constituency 134 Landowner Sülemeier (Heiden) progress 96 71.6%
2nd Class IV. Constituency 164 Landowner and mill owner Friedrich Ottomeyer (Wellentrup / Steinheim) progress 93 56.7%
2nd Class V. constituency 199 Landowner Wilhelm Schemmel ( Deserts ) Cons. 133 66.8%
2nd Class VI. Constituency 129 Landowner Schönlau (Remmighausen) Cons. 89 63.1%
2nd Class VII. Constituency 114 Economist Volland (Salzuflen) 60 52.6%
3rd grade I. constituency 847 Master shoemaker and Cammarius Grote ( Detmold ) progress 647 76.5%
3rd grade II. Constituency 972 Council sealer Leopold Schnitger (Lemgo) progress 750 77.2%
3rd grade III. Constituency 1008 Kaufmann A. Echterling ( location ) progress 549 54.5%
3rd grade IV. Constituency 1044 Lawyer Oskar Asemissen (Detmold) progress 751 71.9%
3rd grade V. constituency 1060 Lawyer Oskar Asemissen (Detmold) progress 636 71.9%
3rd grade V. constituency
runoff election		 1584 Landowner Nolting (Humfeld) progress 953 60.2%
3rd grade VI. Constituency 691 Brick factory owner Heinrich Moritz (location) progress 350 50.6%
3rd grade VI. Constituency
runoff election		 1218 Colon Reese (Kluckhof) progress 639 52.6%
3rd grade VII. Constituency 839 Farmer Wilhelm Büxten ( Biemsen ) progress 458 54.6%

Asemissi was elected in the fourth and fifth constituencies and accepted the mandate in the fourth constituency. This made a new election in the fifth constituency necessary.

During the electoral period, parliamentary seats had to be filled again through new elections.

Date of election class Constituency Eligible voters MP Political party be right %
December 7, 1885 2nd Class IV. Constituency 191 Landowner Köllermeier (Belle) Cons. 152 79.6%
April 9, 1886 3rd grade VI. Constituency 955 Landowner König (Wiembeck) Cons. 655 68.6%

literature

  • Peter Steinbach: The Lipper as Reichstag and Landtag voter in the German Empire, 1992, ISBN 3-923384-12-2 , pp. 12-13, 195-219.
  • Fürstlich-Lippischer Kalender (based on the improved style): to the year 1886, p. 53, digitized