State election in Lippe 1892

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The state elections in Lippe took place in November 1892 . The 21 members of the Lippe Landtag were elected .

General

The elections were held on November 4th for the second grade and on November 3rd for the third grade. The first class MPs were elected on November 5th. The runoff election in the second constituency of the third class took place on November 15, the runoff election in the first constituency of the second class and the runoff election in the sixth constituency of the third class took place on November 18. During the electoral period up to 1896, the following new elections took place:

  • October 29, 1894: Sixth constituency, second 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 Eligible voters Voters % MP Political party be right %
1st Class 1A Landowner Dr. jur. Johann Heinrich von Lengerke ( Gut Steinbeck )
1st Class 1A Landowner Frevert (Milse)
1st Class 1A Landowner Meier (Ohrsen)
1st Class 1A Landowner August Riekehof-Böhmer ( Vogelhorst )
1st Class 1A Domain leaseholder Wilhelm Krieger (Blomberg)
1st Class 1B District Judge Martin Bröffel (Detmold)
1st Class 1B Kaufmann Ostmann (location)
2nd Class I. constituency 330 273 82.7% Spennemann (location) NLP 119 43.6%
2nd Class I. Constituency
runoff election		 ./. 262 79.1% Spennemann (location) NLP 159 60.7%
2nd Class II. Constituency 272 199 73.2% Leather manufacturer Carl Potthoff (Lemgo) NLP 108 54.3%
2nd Class III. Constituency about 195 159 81.5% Landowner Friedrich Wilhelm Müssemeier (Must) NLP 91 57.2%
2nd Class IV. Constituency 298 198 66.4% Landowner Oberbracht (Siebenhöfen) NLP 168 84.8%
2nd Class V. constituency 365 243 66.6% Landowner Wilhelm Schemmel ( Deserts ) Cons. 166 68.3%
2nd Class VI. Constituency 235 162 68.9% Landowner Schönlau (Remmighausen) Cons. 101 62.3%
2nd Class VII. Constituency 192 164 85.4% Manor owner of Stietencron (Schötmar) Cons. 84 51.2%
3rd grade I. constituency 2008 669 33.3% Forge master Wißmann ( Detmold ) Freeness 374 55.9%
3rd grade II. Constituency 2272 1145 50.4% Editor Wagener (Lemgo) Freeness 317 27.7%
3rd grade II. Constituency
runoff election		 ./. 1118 49.2% L. Schnitger (Lemgo) SPD 587 52.5%
3rd grade III. Constituency 3570 1025 28.7% Brick factory owner Moritz ( Lage ) Freeness 643 62.7%
3rd grade IV. Constituency 3290 833 25.3% Lawyer Oskar Asemissen (Detmold) Freeness 605 72.6%
3rd grade V. constituency 3907 1093 28.0% Farmer Bödeker (Alverdissen) Freeness 657 60.1%
3rd grade VI. Constituency 2996 916 30.6% Farmer Wilhelm Meier-Jobst (Leese) Freeness 455 49.7%
3rd grade VI. Constituency ./. 1586 52.9% Farmer Wilhelm Meier-Jobst (Leese) Freeness 972 61.3%
3rd grade VII. Constituency 3234 1174 36.3% Brick master Griemert (Retzen) Cons. 687 58.5%

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

Date of election class Constituency Eligible voters Voters % MP Political party be right %
October 29, 1894 2nd Class VI. Constituency 230 171 74.3% Landowner Tielker (carrots) Cons. 139 81.3%

literature

  • Peter Steinbach: The Lipper as Reichstag and Landtag voter in the German Empire, 1992, ISBN 3-923384-12-2 , pp. 13, 279-298, 315.
  • Carsten Doerfert: A small state becomes the rule of law. The introduction of administrative jurisdiction in Lippe; in: Lippische Mitteilungen aus Geschichte und Landeskunde, 1999, p. 183, digitized .