List of members of the Burgenland Landtag (XXI legislative period)
This list of the members of the Burgenland Landtag (XXI. Legislative period) lists all the members of the Burgenland Landtag in the XXI. Legislative period (as of April 10, 2018), which began on July 9, 2015 with the constitution of the state parliament and ended on February 17, 2020.
history
Since the 2015 state elections , the Social Democratic Party of Austria (SPÖ) has provided 15 of the 36 MPs, with the SPÖ losing three seats compared to the 2005 state elections . The Austrian People's Party (ÖVP) won eleven seats and lost two seats compared to 2010. In addition, the Freedom Party of Austria (FPÖ) with six members and Die Grünen Burgenland (GRÜNE) and the Burgenland List (LBL) with two members each are represented in the state parliament. in the state elections, the FPÖ won three seats and the Greens and LBL each won one seat.
After the deputies were sworn in, the members of the state parliament elected the members of the state government Niessl IV in the same session . On 28 February 2019 this was approved by the state government Doskozil I replaced.
The legislative period ended on February 17, 2020.
Functions
Landtag President
The previous SPÖ club chairman Christian Illedits was elected president of the state parliament at the constituent meeting . Illedits replaced Gerhard Steier (SPÖ) in his office , who announced his resignation and the SPÖ in the first state parliament session. In addition, Rudolf Strommer (ÖVP) was elected as second president and Ilse Benkö (FPÖ) as third president at the constituent meeting . Both had not previously belonged to the Presidium of the State Parliament and replaced Kurt Lentsch and Manfred Moser (both ÖVP). Illedits was elected by 24 of the 36 members of the state parliament. Since the second or third president may only be elected by the party entitled to claim, Strommer was elected with the eleven votes of the ÖVP club. Benkö, whose office as third president would actually have fallen to the SPÖ according to proportional representation, was elected with 13 of 15 votes from the SPÖ club with one vote against or one abstention.
On February 28, 2019, Verena Dunst succeeded Christian Illedits as President of the State Parliament.
Club chairmen
- After Christian Illedits moved to the office of President of the State Parliament, Robert Hergovich was elected as the new club chairman. Ingrid Salamon became SPÖ club chairwoman at the beginning of 2018 .
- In the FPÖ, Gerhard Kovasits replaced the previous club chairman and now deputy governor Johann Tschürtz .
- With two mandates, the Greens and the Burgenland list missed club status by one mandate each and are therefore not entitled to club formation.
Member of the state parliament
The table contains the following information:
| Surname: | Last name and first name of the member of the state parliament |
| Fraction: | Member of Parliament's club (official party code) |
| Constituency: | Constituency through which the MP received the mandate. State constituency = remaining vote mandate |
| Annotation: | Notes if a member of parliament resigned or was newly sworn in during the legislative period, as well as any change of parliamentary group |
| Surname | image | fraction | Constituency | annotation | |
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| Benkö Ilse | FPÖ | Constituency 5 (Oberwart) | |||
| Boehm Elisabeth |
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SPÖ | Regional constituency | from October 17, 2019, successor for Christian Drobits | |
| Brandstatter Kilian | SPÖ | Constituency 1 (Neusiedl am See) | |||
| Drobits Christian |
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SPÖ | Constituency 5 (Oberwart) | until October 17, 2019 (change to the National Council), successor Elisabeth Böhm | |
| Haze Verena |
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SPÖ | Constituency 6 (Güssing) | President of the state parliament from February 28, 2019, successor for Wolfgang Sodl |
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| Fazekas Patrik | ÖVP | Constituency 4 (Oberpullendorf) | |||
| Friedl Klaudia | SPÖ | Constituency 4 (Oberpullendorf) | until November 16, 2017, change to the National Council, successor Peter Heger | ||
| Friedl Werner | SPÖ | Constituency 1 (Neusiedl am See) | |||
| Haidinger Manfred | FPÖ | Constituency 1 (Neusiedl am See) | for the late Gerhard Kovasits from April 2016 | ||
| Heger Peter | SPÖ | Constituency 4 (Oberpullendorf) | from November 16, 2017, successor to Klaudia Friedl | ||
| Hergovich Robert | SPÖ | Constituency 2 (Eisenstadt) | |||
| Hirczy Bernhard | ÖVP | Regional constituency | |||
| Hutter Gerhard | Non-attached | Regional constituency | LBL party and parliamentary group resignation on February 28, 2019 | ||
| Illedits Christian |
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SPÖ | Constituency 3 (Mattersburg) | President of the state parliament until February 28, 2019, change to the state government , successor Inge Posch-Gruska |
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| Kölly Manfred | LBL | Regional constituency | |||
| Kovacs Günter | SPÖ | Regional constituency | until February 28, 2019, successor Wolfgang Sodl | ||
| Kovasits Gerhard | FPÖ | Constituency 1 (Neusiedl am See) | † died in office on April 7, 2016 | ||
| Maczek Kurt |
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SPÖ | Constituency 5 (Oberwart) | ||
| Molnár Géza | FPÖ | Regional constituency | |||
| Petrik Regina | GREEN | Regional constituency | |||
| Posch-Gruska Inge |
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SPÖ | Constituency 3 (Mattersburg) | from February 28, 2019, successor for Christian Illedits | |
| Prohaska Doris | SPÖ | Regional constituency | Until October 17, 2019 state constituency, successor Elisabeth Böhm from October 17, 2019 constituency Oberwart, replacement for Christian Drobits |
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| Resetar Michaela | ÖVP | Constituency 5 (Oberwart) | |||
| Rezar Peter | SPÖ | Constituency 4 (Oberpullendorf) | |||
| Judge Johann |
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FPÖ | Regional constituency | ||
| Rosner Georg |
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ÖVP | Regional constituency | ||
| Sack Edith | SPÖ | Constituency 1 (Neusiedl am See) | |||
| Sagartz Christian | ÖVP | Constituency 3 (Mattersburg) | |||
| Salamon Ingrid | SPÖ | Constituency 3 (Mattersburg) | |||
| Schnecker Ewald | SPÖ | Regional constituency | |||
| Sodl Wolfgang | SPÖ | Constituency 6 (Güssing) | until February 28, 2019 constituency of Güssing, Verena Dunst as successor from February 28, 2019 state constituency for Günter Kovacs |
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| Spitzmüller Wolfgang | GREEN | Regional constituency | |||
| Stomp Karin | FPÖ | Regional constituency | |||
| Steier Gerhard | Non-attached | Constituency 2 (Eisenstadt) | Resignation of the SPÖ party and faction on July 9, 2015 | ||
| Steindl Franz | ÖVP | Constituency 2 (Eisenstadt) | |||
| Steiner Thomas |
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ÖVP | Regional constituency | ||
| Strommer Rudolf | ÖVP | Regional constituency | |||
| Temmel Walter |
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ÖVP | Constituency 6 (Güssing) | ||
| Ulram Markus | ÖVP | Constituency 1 (Neusiedl am See) | |||
| Wiesler Markus | FPÖ | Regional constituency | |||
| Wolf Christoph | ÖVP | Constituency 2 (Eisenstadt) | |||
Individual evidence
- ^ List of names of the members of the Burgenland Landtag . As of April 10, 2018, accessed on June 22, 2018.
- ↑ a b c d orf.at: Doskozil sworn in as governor . Article dated February 28, 2019, accessed February 28, 2019.
- ↑ ORF Burgenland "Blast: Steier resigns from SPÖ", July 9, 2015
- ↑ orf.at: Salamon follows Hergovich as SPÖ club chairwoman . Article dated November 6, 2017, accessed November 6, 2017.
- ↑ Landesamtsblatt für das Burgenland, 85th year, 25th issue, issued and dispatched on June 19, 2015
- ↑ Burgenland, choice points calculation and mandates preferential votes in the constituency
- ^ A b c Wolfgang Millendorfer: Change in the SPÖ club: Landtag: Böhm follows Drobits. In: Burgenland People's Newspaper . October 16, 2019, accessed October 17, 2019 .
- ↑ a b c d derStandard.at: Burgenland changes the state leadership on Thursday . Article of February 24, 2019.
- ↑ a b Doskozil becomes Burgenland State Finance Councilor. In: derStandard.at . November 8, 2017. Retrieved November 9, 2017 .
- ↑ Thomas Orovits: Landtag dissolves and appends further sessions. In: Kurier.at . October 17, 2019, accessed October 18, 2019 .
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