Landtag constituency Heinsberg II

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Constituency 10: Heinsberg II
Country Germany
state North Rhine-Westphalia
Constituency number 10
Eligible voters 99,315
voter turnout 64.9%
Election date May 14, 2017
Constituency representative
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Political party CDU
Voting share 44.6%

The state electoral district of Heinsberg II is a state electoral district in North Rhine-Westphalia . It includes the communities of Erkelenz , Hückelhoven , Wassenberg and Wegberg , which are part of the district of Heinsberg .

State election 2017

99,315 residents were eligible to vote.

Direct candidate Political party First votes in% Second votes in%
Ralf Derichs SPD 29.1 28.4
Thomas Schnell CDU 44.6 38.6
Hans Josef Dederichs GREEN 7.2 5.2
Jörg Klapproth FDP 7.9 12.0
Dennis Crakau PIRATES 1.7 1.0
Sabri Gaaia left 3.6 3.8
Hans Jürgen Spenrath AfD 5.8 7.2
- Others - 3.9

The constituency is represented in the state parliament by the electoral district winner Thomas Schnelle from the CDU, who succeeded the long-standing CDU member Gerd Hachen , who had been a member of the state parliament for twelve years.

State election 2012

97,710 residents were entitled to vote.

Direct candidate Political party First votes in% Second votes in%
Gerd Hachen CDU 40.4 32.9
Nicole von den Driesch SPD 35.2 34.6
Ruth Seidl GREEN 8.6 8.6
Olaf Renner LEFT 2.3 2.0
Tino Pakusa FDP 4.0 8.6
Patrick Höhl PIRATES 8.6 8.4
Thomas Nelsbach FREE VOTERS 0.9 0.7
- Others - 4.2

State election 2010

97,316 residents were eligible to vote.

Direct candidate Political party Votes in%
Gerd Hachen CDU 46.7
Nicole von den Driesch SPD 31.0
Ruth Seidl GREEN 10.2
Olaf Renner LEFT 6.4
Christian Peters FDP 5.6

State election 2005

89,360 residents were entitled to vote.

Direct candidate Political party Votes in%
Gerd Hachen CDU 53.6
Nicole von den Driesch SPD 29.7
Felix Becker FDP 6.5
Ruth Seidl GREEN 4.5
Siegfried Otto WASG 2.5
Siegfried Schönfeld REP 1.3
Paul-Heinz Mock NPD 1.3
Horst Schulze PBC 0.3
Georg Heinrichs ödp 0.3

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. Allocation of constituencies . State Parliament of North Rhine-Westphalia. Retrieved December 1, 2012.
  2. State election 2017 in North Rhine-Westphalia. Retrieved November 25, 2017 .