Landtag constituency of Hanover-Northwest

Constituency 33 (2003): Hannover-Nordwest
Country	Germany
state	Lower Saxony
Constituency number	33 (2003)
Eligible voters	47,335 (2003)

The constituency of Hanover-Northwest was a constituency for the election of the Lower Saxony state parliament . It was formed in 1974 from constituency 2 Hanover-Nordstadt and last until the state elections in 2008 comprised the city of Hanover with the districts of Burg , Hainholz , Isernhagen-Süd , Ledeburg , Leinhausen , Marienwerder , Nordhafen , Sahlkamp , Stöcken , Vahrenheide , Vinnhorst , Brink- Harbor and the northern part of Bothfeld (Hartenbrakenstrasse district).

After the 2003 election , the state electoral districts in Lower Saxony were redistributed. The constituency 33 was mainly incorporated into the enlarged Landtag constituency 26 Hannover-Linden . The districts of Isernhagen-Süd , Sahlkamp and the northern part of Bothfeld were spun off to form the enlarged Landtag electoral district 25 Hanover-Buchholz .

State election 2003

For the state election in Lower Saxony in 2003 , five candidates ran in the Hanover-Northwest constituency. The directly elected MP was Kuno Winn ( CDU ).

Official final result of the state election on February 2, 2003 in constituency 33 Hanover-Northwest
Political party	Direct candidate	First votes	Second votes
CDU	Kuno Winn	47.3	43.0
SPD	Rolf Wernstedt	42.2	37.6
FDP	Michael J. Co-op	4.1	8.4
Alliance 90 / The Greens	Emine Yilmaz	4.6	7.5
Rule of Law Offensive Party	Jürgen Alenberg	1.8	1.5
REP			0.6
PDS			0.6
The grays			0.5
PBC			0.2
ödp			0.1

The turnout was 61.5%.

Period	Elected direct candidate	Political party
2003-2008	Kuno Winn	CDU
1974-2003	Rolf Wernstedt	SPD