Landtag constituency Kiel-Nord

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Constituency 12: Kiel-Nord
Kiel-North constituency
Country Germany
state Schleswig-Holstein
region Kiel
Constituency number 12
voter turnout 72.5%
Election date May 7, 2017
Constituency representative
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Political party SPD
Voting share 37.8

The state electoral district of Kiel-Nord (constituency 12) is one of three state electoral districts in the state capital of Kiel in the election for the state parliament of Schleswig-Holstein . It encompasses the north-western part of the city of Kiel as far as the Eckernförder Straße - Lehmberg - Brunswiker Straße line. The constituency is considered a stronghold of the SPD .

Official version of the border

The official version of the border reads:

Beginning at the city limits to the municipality of Kronshagen on the middle of Eckernförder Straße and Gutenbergstraße, the street Lehmberg to Holtenauer Straße, in a south-easterly direction on the middle of the street of Holtenauer Straße to Dreiecksplatz, from there to the east on the middle of the street of Brunswiker Straße Schlossgarten and the street Prinzengarten, there in the middle of the street Prinzengarten to the Düsternbrooker Weg, from there to the north on the street middle of the Düsternbrooker Weg to the keel line, on the way center along the kiellinie to the sports boat harbor Seeburg, there to the bank of the harbor, along the waterline south through the Hörn, then along the water line north to the city limits to the municipality of Mönkeberg, from there across the fjord to the west bank to the end of the north pier, along the locks over the Kiel Canal, along the water line north on the bank of the port to the city limits to the municipality of Strande, following the city limits to Starting point at the Kronshagen municipality border.

State election 2017

Direct candidate Political party First votes in% Second votes in%
Robert Vollborn CDU 29.5 25.2
Torsten Albig SPD 37.8 24.1
Monika Heinold GREEN 13.0 21.0
Heinrich Garg FDP 6.7 12.1
Volker Widor PIRATES 1.4 1.5
Armin Petersen SSW 2.1 3.3
Ulrich Schippels LEFT 4.3 6.1
Soeren Boigs AfD 3.7 4.4
Rest 1.5 2.3

In addition to the previous Prime Minister, Torsten Albig (SPD), who was elected in the constituency, but who did not accept his state parliament mandate after the loss of power, the Greens' direct candidate, the former Finance Minister Monika Heinold, and the FDP, the former Social Minister Heiner Garg, were on their party's state lists elected to the state parliament. While Heinold resigned her mandate on June 28, 2017 after being reappointed to the finance department, Heiner Garg resigned his state parliament mandate on December 14, 2017 after returning to the Ministry of Social Affairs after five years in the opposition.

State election 2012

Direct candidate Political party First votes in% Second votes in%
Thomas Stritzl CDU 27.1 21.9
Karl-Rudolf Fischer SPD 39.8 34.1
Heiner Garg FDP 4.2 8.4
Lutz Oschmann GREEN 16.6 19.7
Ulrich Schippels LEFT 2.4 2.4
Antje Danker SSW 4.1 4.2
Pasquale Moritz PIRATES 5.9 7.3
- Free voters - 0.6
- NPD - 0.5
- FAMILY - 0.7
- MUD - 0.1

State election 2009

Direct candidate Political party First votes in% Second votes in%
Thomas Stritzl CDU 28.3 23.8
Karl-Rudolf Fischer SPD 33.2 27.7
Ekkehard Klug FDP 10.2 13.9
Dirk Scheelje GREEN 14.6 18.8
Antje Danker SSW 5.5 5.6
Florian Jansen THE LEFT. 4.5 5.6
Klaus Petersdorf PIRATES 2.4 2.5
- NPD - 0.6
Wolfgang Seidel FW-SH 0.6 0.5
- PENSIONER - 0.5
- FAMILY - 0.4
- RRP - 0.1
- IPD - 0.0
Michael Untiedt independent 0.6 -

Members of the Schleswig-Holstein State Parliament

Electoral term Direct mandate Political party particularities
19th Torsten Albig SPD Mandate not accepted
18th Karl-Rudolf Fischer Retired early on June 12, 2012
17th
16.
15th
14th Rolf Schroedter Retired early on May 5, 1997
13. Joachim Lohmann Retired early on May 19, 1993
12.
11.
10.
9. Karl Heinz Luckhardt Retired early on October 31, 1980
8th.
7th
6th Alfred Prezewowsky
5. Walter Stams
4th Herbert Fuchs CDU
3. Karl Ratz SPD
2. Arthur Schwinkowski
1. Constituency did not yet exist in this form

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  1. Announcement of the regional returning officer of April 22, 2015 (GVOBl. Schl.-HS 111) schleswig-holstein.de (PDF; 8 MB), last accessed April 17, 2017