List of MPs for Herne

This list of MPs for Herne lists all MPs for the city of Herne .

European Parliament

Electoral term	Constituency	Country list [5]	MP	Remarks
1994	NRW Herne	List position 35	Jutta Haug SPD
1999	NRW Herne	List position 29	Jutta Haug SPD
1999	NRW Herne		Renate Sommer CDU
2004	NRW Herne	List place 14	Jutta Haug SPD
2004	NRW Herne	List place NRW 5	Renate Sommer CDU
2009	NRW Herne	List position 4	Jutta Haug SPD Bernhard Rapkay SPD	look after Herne together
	NRW Herne	List place NRW 3	Renate Sommer CDU
	NRW Herne	List position federal 6	Jürgen Klute The Left
2014	NRW Herne	List place NRW 3	Renate Sommer CDU

Parliament

Empire

Coat of arms of the German Empire

Reichstag in Berlin

date	Constituency	MP	Remarks
March 3, 1871 1871–1874	Westphalia Province - Arnsberg District 5 Bochum, Gelsenkirchen, Hattingen, Herne	Wilhelm Loewe Progressive People's Party
January 10, 1874 1874–1877	Westphalia Province - Arnsberg District 5 Bochum, Gelsenkirchen, Hattingen, Herne	Wilhelm Loewe Progressive People's Party
January 10, 1877 1877-1878	Westphalia Province - Arnsberg District 5 Bochum, Gelsenkirchen, Hattingen, Herne	Wilhelm Loewe Progressive People's Party
July 30, 1878 1878-1881	Westphalia Province - Arnsberg District 5 Bochum, Gelsenkirchen, Hattingen, Herne	Wilhelm Loewe non- attached
October 27, 1881 1881–1884	Westphalia Province - Arnsberg District 5 Bochum, Gelsenkirchen, Hattingen, Herne	Burghard Freiherr von Schorlemer-Alst Center
October 28, 1884 1884-1887	Westphalia Province - Arnsberg District 5 Bochum, Gelsenkirchen, Hattingen, Herne	Gustav Haarmann Progressive People's Party / National Liberal
February 21, 1887 1887–1890	Westphalia Province - Arnsberg District 5 Bochum, Gelsenkirchen, Hattingen, Herne	Gustav Haarmann Progressive People's Party / National Liberal
February 20, 1890 1890-1893	Westphalia Province - Arnsberg District 5 Bochum, Gelsenkirchen, Hattingen, Herne	Burghard Freiherr von Schorlemer-Alst Center	until November 30, 1890
February 20, 1890 1890-1893		Hermann Müllensiefen National Liberal	Re-elected on January 8, 1891
June 15, 1893 1893–1898	Westphalia Province - Arnsberg District 5 Bochum, Gelsenkirchen, Hattingen, Herne	Eduard Fuchs (politician) center
June 16, 1898 1898-1903	Westphalia Province - Arnsberg District 5 Bochum, Gelsenkirchen, Hattingen, Herne	Hermann Franken National Liberal
June 16, 1903 1903-1907	Westphalia Province - Arnsberg District 5 Bochum, Gelsenkirchen, Hattingen, Herne	Otto Hue SPD
January 25, 1907 1907-1912	Westphalia Province - Arnsberg District 5 Bochum, Gelsenkirchen, Hattingen, Herne	Otto Hue SPD	until 1911
January 12, 1912	Westphalia Province - Arnsberg District 5 Bochum, Gelsenkirchen, Hattingen, Herne	Karl Heckmann NVU

National Assembly

In the election to the German National Assembly on January 19, 1919, the city of Herne belonged to constituency 18 Westphalia-Süd, which included the administrative region of Arnsberg in constituency association VII Westphalia . Here 16 people were elected from the lists that represented this constituency.

Weimar National Theater

MP	Political party	Remarks
Johannes Becker	German Center Party	Deputy Group Chairman
Ewald Budde	SPD
Anton Gilsing	German Center Party	Managing director of the party in Bochum
Heinrich Hansmann	SPD
Otto Hue	SPD	From January 1919 Reich Commissioner for Coal Supply.
Heinrich Imbusch	German Center Party
Max King	SPD	1919 first SPD district president of Arnsberg
Hans Liebig	SPD
Reinhard Mumm	German National People's Party
Agnes Neuhaus	German Center Party	Member of the Constitutional Committee of the National Assembly
Nikolaus Osterroth	SPD
Anton Rhinelander	German Center Party
Robert Schmidt	SPD	February 13, 1919 Minister of Food in the Scheidemann cabinet and , from July 15, 1919, Minister of Economics in the Bauer cabinet
Clara Schuch	SPD
Albert Vögler	German National People's Party
August Winnefeld	German National People's Party
Paul Ziegler	German Democratic Party

Coat of arms of the Weimar Republic

Weimar Reichstag

The city of Herne belonged to constituencies 20 and 18, which included the administrative district of Arnsberg . Of the sixteen members , 1 member was elected for the city of Herne.

Berta Schulz

date	Constituency	MP	Remarks
1920 1st WRT	20 Westphalia-South Reg.Bez: Arnsberg district Herne	Berta Schulz	Moved up from July 1920
May 1924	18 Westphalia South Reg.Bez: Arnsberg district Herne	Maria Backenecker KPD
December 1924	18 Westphalia South Reg.Bez: Arnsberg district Herne	Berta Schulz SPD
May 20, 1928 1928–1930	18 Westphalia South Reg.Bez: Arnsberg district Herne	Berta Schulz SPD
September 14, 1930 1930-1932	18 Westphalia South Reg.Bez: Arnsberg district Herne	Berta Schulz SPD
July 31, 1932	18 Westphalia South Reg.Bez: Arnsberg district Herne	Berta Schulz SPD
November 6, 1932	18 Westphalia South Reg.Bez: Arnsberg district Herne	Berta Schulz SPD
March 5, 1933	18 Westphalia South Reg.Bez: Arnsberg district Herne	Berta Schulz SPD

Reichstag (time of National Socialism)

date	Constituency	MP	Remarks
November 12, 1933	18 Westphalia South Reg.Bez: Arnsberg district Herne	Albert Meister NSDAP	no opposing candidate possible
March 29, 1936	18 Westphalia South Reg.Bez: Arnsberg district Herne	Albert Meister NSDAP	no opposing candidate possible
April 10, 1938	18 Westphalia South Reg.Bez: Arnsberg district Herne	Albert Meister NSDAP	no opposing candidate possible

Bundestag

Coat of arms of the Federal Republic

Bundeshaus in Bonn

Bundestag building (waterworks) in Bonn

Bundestag in the Reichstag building in Berlin

Coat of arms of the city of Herne
since 1975

Electoral term	Constituency	Direct or country list	MP	Remarks
1st electoral term 1949–1953	53 Herne - Castrop-Rauxel	Directly	Heinrich Imig SPD
2nd electoral term 1953–1957	112 Herne - Castrop-Rauxel	Directly	Friedrich Welskop CDU
3rd electoral term 1957–1961	112 Herne - Castrop-Rauxel	Directly	Ulrich Berger CDU
4th electoral term 1961–1965	111 Herne - Castrop-Rauxel	Directly	Herbert Kriedemann SPD
4th electoral term 1961–1965		Move up	Ulrich Berger CDU	from December 22, 1964
5th electoral term 1965–1969	111 Herne - Castrop-Rauxel	Directly	Herbert Kriedemann SPD
5th electoral term 1965–1969		Country list	Ulrich Berger CDU
6th legislative term 1969–1972	111 Herne - Castrop-Rauxel	Directly	Herbert Kriedemann SPD
6th legislative term 1969–1972		Country list	Ulrich Berger CDU
7th parliamentary term 1972–1976	111 Herne - Castrop-Rauxel	Directly	Walter Arendt SPD
7th parliamentary term 1972–1976		Country list	Ulrich Berger CDU
8th legislative term 1976–1980	110 Wanne-Eickel - Wattenscheid	Directly	Heinz Westphal SPD
	112 Herne - Bochum III	Directly	Walter Arendt SPD
		Country list	Ulrich Berger CDU
9th legislative term 1980–1983	102 Herne	Directly	Heinz Westphal SPD	April 28 to October 1, 1982 Federal Minister for Labor and Social Affairs
10th parliamentary term 1983–1987	102 Herne	Directly	Heinz Westphal SPD	Vice President of the German Bundestag
10th parliamentary term 1983–1987		Country list	Norbert Schlottmann CDU
11th electoral term 1987–1990	112 Herne	Directly	Heinz Westphal SPD	Vice President of the German Bundestag
12th electoral term 1990–1994	112 Herne	Directly	Dieter Maaß SPD
13th parliamentary term 1994–1998	112 Herne	Directly	Dieter Maaß SPD
14th parliamentary term 1998–2002	112 Herne - Bochum III	Directly	Dieter Maaß SPD
14th parliamentary term 1998–2002		Country list	Ingrid Fischbach CDU
15th electoral term 2002–2005	142 Herne - Bochum II	Directly	Gerd Bollmann SPD
15th electoral term 2002–2005		Country list	Ingrid Fischbach CDU
16th electoral term 2005–2009	142 Herne - Bochum II	Directly	Gerd Bollmann SPD
16th electoral term 2005–2009		Country list	Ingrid Fischbach CDU
17th electoral term 2009–2013	142 Herne - Bochum II	Directly	Gerd Bollmann SPD
17th electoral term 2009–2013		Country list	Ingrid Fischbach CDU	deputy group chairman
18th electoral term 2013-	142 Herne - Bochum II	Directly	Michelle Müntefering SPD
18th electoral term 2013-		Country list 3rd place	Ingrid Fischbach CDU	Parliamentary State Secretary at the Federal Minister of Health

Prussian Landtag

Coat of arms of the Kingdom of Prussia

Coat of arms of the Prussian Free State

Prussian state parliament in Berlin around 1900

Prussian House of Representatives : Second Chamber of the Prussian State Parliament :

date	Constituency	MP	Remarks
1 LP 1849-1849	Arnsberg 5
2 LP 1849-1852	Arnsberg 5
3 LP 1852–1855	Arnsberg 5
4 LP 1855-1858	Arnsberg 5
5 LP 1859–1861	Arnsberg 5
6 LP 1862-1862	Arnsberg 5
7 LP 1862–1863	Arnsberg 5
8 LP 1863-1866	Arnsberg 5	Louis Constanz Berger Progressive Party / National Liberal
9 LP 1866-1867	Arnsberg 5	Louis Constanz Berger Progressive Party / National Liberal
10 LP 1867-1870	Arnsberg 5	Louis Constanz Berger Progressive Party / National Liberal
11 LP 1870-1873	Arnsberg 5	Louis Constanz Berger Progressive Party / National Liberal
12 LP 1873-1876	Arnsberg 5	Louis Constanz Berger Progressive Party / National Liberal
13 LP 1877-1879	Arnsberg 5	Louis Constanz Berger Progressive Party / National Liberal
14 LP 1879-1882	Arnsberg 5	Hugo Schultz National Liberal	from 1880
15 LP 1882-1885	Arnsberg 5
16 LP 1886–1888	Arnsberg 5	Hugo Schultz National Liberal	from 1887
17 LP 1889-1893	Arnsberg 5	Hugo Schultz National Liberal
18 LP 1894–1898	Arnsberg 5	Hugo Schultz National Liberal
19 LP 1899-1903	Arnsberg 5	Hugo Schultz National Liberal
20 LP 1903-1908	Arnsberg 5	Hugo Schultz National Liberal	until June 16, 1904
20 LP 1903-1908	Arnsberg 5	Theodor Schmieding National Liberal	from June 16, 1904
21 WP 1908-1913	Arnsberg 5	Gustav Haarmann National Liberal	until May 5, 1911
22 WP 1913-1918	Arnsberg 5	Otto Hue SPD
free State
1 WP 1921-1924		Gustav Sobottka KP
2 WP 1924-1928		Gustav Sobottka KP
3 WP 1928-1932		Gustav Sobottka KP
4 WP 1932-1933		Ewald Kaiser SPD
March 5, 1933		Albert Meister NSDAP

Provincial Parliament of Westphalia

Coat of arms of the province of Westphalia until 1919

Constituency	MP	Remarks
Herne	Viktor Niewiesch	(* 1877)
Herne	Wilhelm Clermont	(1893–1942)
Herne	Friedrich Cremer	(1836-1924)
Herne	Robert Brauner SPD
Herne	Konrad Finke	(* 1925)

State Parliament of North Rhine-Westphalia

Coat of arms of North Rhine-Westphalia

Ständehaus Düsseldorf
Seat of the state parliament of North Rhine-Westphalia until October 1988

State Parliament of North Rhine-Westphalia

Electoral term	Constituency	Direct or country list	MP	Remarks
1 electoral term 1947–1950	99 Wanne-Eickel	Directly	Franz Hruska , SPD
1 electoral term 1947–1950	100 Herne	Directly	Josef Walter SPD
2 electoral term 1950–1954	99 Wanne-Eickel	Directly	Franz Hruska , SPD
2 electoral term 1950–1954	100 Herne	Directly	Josef Walter SPD
3 electoral term 1954–1958	99 Wanne-Eickel	Directly	Paul Marziniak , SPD
	100 Herne	Directly	Erich Schönewolf SPD
		Move up	Ulrich Berger CDU	April 3 to July 12, 1958
4 electoral term 1958–1962	99 Wanne-Eickel	Directly	Paul Marziniak , SPD
4 electoral term 1958–1962	100 Herne	Directly	Erich Schönewolf SPD
5 electoral term 1962–1966	99 Wanne-Eickel	Directly	Paul Marziniak , SPD
5 electoral term 1962–1966	100 Herne	Directly	Erich Schönewolf SPD
6 electoral term 1966–1970	102 Wanne-Eickel	Directly	Paul Marziniak , SPD
6 electoral term 1966–1970	100 Herne	Directly	Erich Schönewolf SPD
7 legislative term 1970–1975	102 Wanne-Eickel	Directly	Helmut Hellwig SPD
	128 Herne	Directly	Willi Pohlmann SPD
		Country list	Norbert Schlottmann CDU
8 electoral term 1975–1980	102 Wanne-Eickel	Directly	Helmut Hellwig SPD
	128 Herne I.	Directly	Willi Pohlmann SPD
		Country list	Norbert Schlottmann CDU
9 legislative term 1980–1985	128 Herne I.	Directly	Willi Pohlmann SPD
	129 Herne II	Directly	Helmut Hellwig SPD
		Country list	Norbert Schlottmann CDU	retired on March 30, 1983
10 electoral term 1985–1990	128 Herne I.	Directly	Willi Pohlmann SPD
	129 Herne II	Directly	Helmut Hellwig SPD
		Country list	Günter Knefelkamp CDU
11 electoral term 1990–1995	128 Herne I.	Directly	Gabriele Gorcitza SPD
	129 Herne II	Directly	Helmut Hellwig SPD
		Country list	Karin Hussing CDU
12 parliamentary term 1995–1999	128 Herne I.	Directly	Gabriele Gorcitza SPD
	127 Bochum III - Herne II	Directly	Frank Sichau SPD
		Country list	Karin Hussing CDU	until August 1, 1999
13 1999–2005 electoral term	127 Herne I - Bochum IV	Directly	Gabriele Gorcitza SPD
	128 Herne I.	Directly	Frank Sichau SPD
	127 Bochum III - Herne II	Directly	Birgit Fischer SPD
14 2005–2010 electoral term	109 Bochum III - Herne II	Directly	Birgit Fischer SPD	until May 11, 2007
14 2005–2010 electoral term	110 Herne I.	Directly	Frank Sichau SPD
15 2010–2012 electoral term	109 Bochum III - Herne II	Directly	Serdar Yüksel SPD
	110 Herne I.	Directly	Alexander Vogt SPD
		Country list	Bärbel Beuermann the left
16 parliamentary term 2012–2017	109 Bochum III - Herne II	Directly	Serdar Yüksel SPD
	110 Herne I.	Directly	Alexander Vogt SPD
		Country list	Thomas Nückel FDP	16th place

Individual evidence

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↑ Südfriedhof (Herne) #Some family graves worth seeing
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[6] [4] Portal Westphalian History