State election in Lippe 1913
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The state elections in Lippe took place in January and February 1913 . The 21 members of the Lippe Landtag were elected .
General
The elections were held for the second grade on January 21st and for the third grade on January 20th. The first class MPs were elected on January 22nd. The runoff elections took place on February 1st. During the electoral period up to 1918 (the electoral term actually ended in 1917; however, no new elections were held due to the First World War ), the following new elections took place:
- February 17, 1913: Sixth constituency, third grade
- March 1, 1913: Sixth constituency, third class, runoff election
- June 28, 1913: Seventh constituency, third class
- July 8, 1913: Seventh constituency, third class, runoff election
- July 29, 1913: Sixth constituency, third class
- August 8, 1913: Sixth constituency, third class, runoff election
- September 11, 1913: First constituency, third class
- January 30, 1914: Sixth constituency, third class
- February 10, 1914: Sixth constituency, third class, runoff
- March 7, 1916: Seventh constituency, second class
- December 19, 1916: Fifth 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.
On November 14, 1918, the state parliament met for the last time to pass the new electoral law, according to which the state elections in Lippe in 1919 were carried out.
Election result
class | Constituency | Eligible voters | Voters | % | MP | Political party | be right | % |
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1st Class | IA | Landowner Windmeier ( Nienhagen ) | Cons. | |||||
1st Class | IA | Farmer Gustav Schalk ( Lower Deserts ) | Cons. | |||||
1st Class | IA | Manor owner of Borries (Eckendorf) | Cons. | |||||
1st Class | IA | State Economics Council August Riekehof-Böhmer ( Brake Castle ), President of the State Parliament | Cons. | |||||
1st Class | IA | Landowner Schönlau (Remmighausen) | Cons. | |||||
1st Class | IB | District Court Judge Eduard Boeckers (Detmold) | NLP | |||||
1st Class | IB | Manufacturer Leberecht Hoffmann ( Salzuflen ) | NLP | |||||
2nd Class | I. constituency | 1073 | 805 | 73.0% | Telegraph Secretary Friedrich Schelp (Detmold) | Liberal | 486 | 60.4% |
2nd Class | II. Constituency | 791 | 609 | 77.0% | Master carpenter Wilhelm Stapperfenne (Lemgo) | Liberal | 356 | 58.7% |
2nd Class | III. Constituency | 376 | 322 | 85.6% | Magistrate's bag (Lemgo) | Cons. | 183 | 57.9% |
2nd Class | IV. Constituency | 392 | 291 | 74.2% | Landowner Meier sen. (Schönhagen) | Cons. | 228 | 79.5% |
2nd Class | V. constituency | 517 | 406 | 78.5% | Landowner Frevert (Niedermeien) | Cons. | 321 | 79.1% |
2nd Class | VI. Constituency | 371 | 311 | 83.8% | Economist Wilhelm Krieger (Blomberg) | Cons. | 234 | 75.5% |
2nd Class | VII. Constituency | 433 | 394 | 91.0% | Oberlandmesser Schmidt (Schötmar) | Cons. | 218 | 55.5% |
3rd grade | I. constituency | 3271 | 2174 | 66.5% | Harrows (Detmold) | SPD lip | 1008 | 46.5% |
3rd grade | I. Constituency runoff election |
./. | 2569 | 78.3% | Master tailor Wilhelm Brakemeier (horn) | Liberal | 1265 | 50.6% |
3rd grade | II. Constituency | 3826 | 2506 | 65.5% | Cigar worker August Schmuck (Lemgo) | SPD | 1369 | 55.1% |
3rd grade | III. Constituency | 4995 | 3110 | 62.3% | Brick master Anton Panneke (Alverdissen) | Liberal | 1458 | 47.0% |
3rd grade | III. Constituency runoff election |
./. | 3595 | 72.0% | Brick master Anton Panneke (Alverdissen) | Liberal | 1947 | 54.7% |
3rd grade | IV. Constituency | 3701 | 1896 | 51.2% | Pastor Alexander Zeiß (Schwalenberg) | Liberal | 1009 | 53.4% |
3rd grade | V. constituency | 3943 | 2211 | 56.1% | Ziegler Wilhelm Wehrmann-Nalhof (Nalhof) | Liberal | 1549 | 54.5% |
3rd grade | VI. Constituency | 3619 | 2188 | 60.5% | Editor Max Staercke (Detmold) | Liberal | 885 | 40.6% |
3rd grade | VI. Constituency runoff election |
./. | 1982 | 54.8% | Editor Max Staercke (Detmold) | Liberal | 1097 | 56.2% |
3rd grade | VII. Constituency | 4668 | 3282 | 70.3% | Consumer administrator Kronshage (Oerlinghausen) | SPD | 1421 | 43.3% |
3rd grade | VII. Constituency runoff election |
./. | 3244 | 69.5% | Teacher Wilhelm Bruns (Wülfer) | Liberal | 1658 | 51.5% |
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 | % |
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February 17, 1913 | 3rd grade | VI. Constituency | 3619 | 2251 | 62.2% | Print shop owner Adolf Neumann-Hofer (Detmold) | Liberal | 920 | 40.9% |
March 1, 1913 | 3rd grade runoff |
VI. Constituency | ./. | 1951 | 53.9% | Print shop owner Adolf Neumann-Hofer (Detmold) | Liberal | 1004 | 51.4% |
June 28, 1913 | 3rd grade | VII. Constituency | 4668 | 2222 | 47.6% | Consumer administrator Kronshage (Oerlinghausen) | SPD | 1102 | 49.6% |
July 8, 1913 | 3rd grade runoff |
VII. Constituency | ./. | 2692 | ./. | Merchant Wegescheid (Oerlinghausen) | Liberal | 1415 | 52.7% |
July 29, 1913 | 3rd grade | VI. Constituency | 3619 | 1481 | 81.8% | Print shop owner Adolf Neumann-Hofer (Detmold) | Liberal | 563 | 38.0% |
August 8, 1913 | 3rd grade runoff |
VI. Constituency | ./. | 1568 | ./. | Print shop owner Adolf Neumann-Hofer (Detmold) | Liberal | 784 | 50.0% |
September 11, 1913 | 3rd grade | I. constituency | 3271 | 2100 | ./. % | Print shop owner Adolf Neumann-Hofer (Detmold) | Liberal | 1193 | 56.8% |
January 30, 1914 | 3rd grade | VI. Constituency | 3619 | 2483 | 68.6% | Editor Max Staercke (Detmold) | Liberal | 1012 | 40.8% |
February 10, 1914 | 3rd grade runoff |
VI. Constituency | ./. | 2212 | 61.1% | Editor Max Staercke (Detmold) | Liberal | 1149 | 51.9% |
March 7, 1916 | 2nd Class | II. Constituency | 350 | 259 | 74.0% | Butcher master Korte (Schötmer) | 133 | 51.4% | |
December 19, 1916 | 3rd grade | V. constituency | 2734 | 265 | 9.7% | Teacher Friedrich Kuhlemeier (Heidelbeck) | Liberal | 247 | 93.2% |
literature
- Peter Steinbach: The Lipper as Reichstag and Landtag voter in the German Empire, 1992, ISBN 3-923384-12-2 , pp. 15-16, 517-548.
- Erich Kittel: The revolution of 1918 in Lippe; in: Lippische Mitteilungen aus Geschichte und Landeskunde, 1968, p. 199 ff., digitized