State election in Upper Austria in 1919
The state election in Upper Austria in 1919 was carried out on June 23, 1919 and was the first state election in Upper Austria after the end of the First World War. The Christian Social Party (CSP) was able to achieve an absolute majority of votes and mandates with 51.1% and subsequently provided 38 of the 72 members of the state parliament. Second place went to the Social Democratic Workers' Party of German Austria (SDAPDÖ), which scored 28.8% and 22%. The third party was the German Freedom and Order Party, an amalgamation of the Greater German People's Party and the Farmers' Association or Landbund , which achieved 20.1% and 12 seats.
The Landtag of the XII. The electoral term was subsequently constituted and the provincial government Hauser V was elected as the new Upper Austrian provincial government.
Election result
| Results 1919 | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Eligible voters | 500,518 | ||
| voter turnout | 77.32% | ||
| be right | % | Mand. | |
| Votes cast | 386,986 | ||
| Invalid | 1,606 | 0.42% | |
| Valid | 385.380 | 99.58% | |
| Political party | |||
| Christian Social Party (CSP) | 196.982 | 51.11% | 38 |
| Social Democratic Workers' Party of German Austria (SDAPDÖ) | 111.026 | 28.81% | 22nd |
| German Freedom and Order Party | 77,372 | 20.08% | 12 |
| total | 386,986 | 100.00% | 72 |
Individual evidence
- ↑ Statistics of the state elections in 1919, pp. 32–33
literature
- Central Statistical Commission (Ed.): Statistics of the state elections in 1919. Vienna 1920 (contributions to the statistics of the Republic of Austria, 3rd issue)
