List of Members of the Carinthian State Parliament (32nd legislative period)
This list of members of the Carinthian state parliament (32nd legislative period) lists the members of the Carinthian state parliament in the 32nd legislative period (from 2018).
history
After the state elections in 2018 , after counting the voting cards, 18 of the 36 seats went to the Social Democratic Party of Austria (SPÖ), which achieved the best result since the state election in 1984 (51.65%) with 47.94 percent of the votes (51.65 percent) and thus four seats compared to 2013 . The second strongest party was the Freedom Party (FPÖ), which was able to win three seats and thus got nine seats. The Austrian People's Party (ÖVP) won a mandate. The Carinthia (TK) team achieved three mandates, in 2013 the then Stronach Kärnten (TS) team was represented with four mandates, a decrease of one mandate. The Green Carinthia (GRÜNE), which had previously been represented with five mandates in the state parliament, did not make it, as did the Alliance Future Austria (BZÖ), which was represented with two mandates.
18 of the 36 members of the previous legislative period did not stand for election in the 2018 state parliament elections, including the second state parliament president Rudolf Schober , who is taking his leave after 19 years in the state parliament.
The constituent meeting of the Carinthian state parliament with the election and inauguration of the state government Kaiser II took place on April 12, 2018.
For the later members of the government Martin Gruber (ÖVP), Peter Kaiser (SPÖ), Schaunig Gaby (SPÖ) and Beate Prettner (SPÖ), who were initially sworn in as members of the state parliament, the members David Redecsy (SPÖ) and Stefan Sandrieser moved after they waived their mandate (SPÖ), Christof Seymann (SPÖ) and Johann Weber (ÖVP).
Functions
Landtag President
- Reinhart Rohr (SPÖ) remained the first president of the state parliament .
- Second, parliament president was Jacob Strauss (SPO) is selected, the previous Second Landtagspräsident Rudolf Schober (SPO) candidate not in the regional elections in 2018 more
- Josef Lobnig (FPÖ) remained the third president of the state parliament.
Club chairmen
- SPÖ club chairman remained Herwig Seiser , deputy club chairman Andreas Scherwitzl .
- ÖVP club chairman in the Carinthian state parliament was Markus Malle , who succeeded Ferdinand Hueter . Pörtschach mayor Silvia Häusl-Benz will be the deputy chairman of the ÖVP .
- The former Provincial Councilor Gernot Darmann became FPÖ club chairman . His predecessor Christian Leyroutz became the club's executive chairman.
- The Carinthia team (TK) elected Gerhard Köfer as chairman of the interest group (IG), Hartmut Prasch became their deputy .
Federal Councilors
After the voting cards were counted, a Federal Council mandate was transferred from the ÖVP to the SPÖ. Thus, of the total of four Carinthian mandates in the regional chamber, three went to the SPÖ (plus one) and one to the FPÖ, the ÖVP lost its previous mandate. The Carinthian FPÖ mandate was last held by the non-attached Jutta Arztmann , who had left the FPÖ. In addition to Günther Novak, the SPÖ sent Ferlach's mayor Ingo Appé and the candidate from the pensioners' association Gerhard Leitner to the Federal Council, while the previous Federal Councilor Ana Blatnik moved to the state parliament. Christian Poglitsch (ÖVP) left the Federal Council. Josef Ofner joined the Federal Council for the FPÖ . With the three federal councilors from Carinthia, the SPÖ parliamentary group in the federal council has 21 seats, more than a third of the total of 61 seats. The SPÖ could thus block decisions by the federal government in the Bundesrat. After Gerhard Leitner's death in May 2020, his Federal Council mandate went to Nicole Riepl .
Member of the state parliament
| Surname | image | fraction | Remarks | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Arpa Claudia | SPÖ | |||
| Blatnik Ana |
|
SPÖ | Change from the Federal Council to the Landtag | |
| Benger Christian | ÖVP | |||
| Burgstaller Luca | SPÖ | |||
| Darmann Gernot | FPÖ | Club chairman | ||
| Dieringer-Granza Elisabeth | FPÖ | |||
| Dörflinger Gabriele |
|
SPÖ | ||
| Gaggl Herbert | ÖVP | |||
| Flagellant Armin | SPÖ | from October 24, 2019, successor for Klaus Köchl | ||
| Gruber Martin | ÖVP | Renunciation of mandate on April 12, 2018 after election to the state government, successor Johann Weber | ||
| Hueter Ferdinand | ÖVP | |||
| Häusl-Benz Silvia | ÖVP | Deputy Chairman of the Club | ||
| Feistritzer Ruth | SPÖ | |||
| Jantschgi Hermann | FPÖ | |||
| Emperor Peter |
|
SPÖ | Waiver of mandate on April 12, 2018 after election to the state government | |
| Kochl Klaus | SPÖ | Change to the National Council on October 23, 2019, successor Armin Geißler | ||
| Klocker Gerhard | TK | |||
| Köfer Gerhard | TK | IG chairman | ||
| Leikam Günter | SPÖ | |||
| Leyroutz Christian | FPÖ | executive club chairman | ||
| Lipitsch Hermann |
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SPÖ | ||
| Praise Joseph | FPÖ | Third President of the State Parliament | ||
| Mak Hannes | ÖVP | from October 24, 2019, successor for Johann Weber | ||
| Malle Markus | ÖVP | Club chairman | ||
| Patterer Christina | SPÖ | |||
| Pirolt Franz | FPÖ | |||
| Prasch Hartmut | TK | IG chairman deputy | ||
| Prettner Beate | SPÖ | Waiver of mandate on April 12, 2018 after election to the state government | ||
| Rauter Dietmar | FPÖ | |||
| Redecsy David | SPÖ | Successor for a member of the SPÖ government | ||
| Reinhart pipe | SPÖ | President of the Landtag | ||
| Rohrer Waltraud | SPÖ | |||
| Sandries Stefan | SPÖ | Successor for a member of the SPÖ government | ||
| Schaunig Gaby |
|
SPÖ | Waiver of mandate on April 12, 2018 after election to the state government | |
| Scherwitzl Andreas | SPÖ | deputy club chairman | ||
| Seiser Herwig | SPÖ | Club chairman | ||
| Seymann Christof | SPÖ | Successor for a member of the SPÖ government | ||
| Staudacher Christoph | FPÖ | |||
| Strauss Jakob | SPÖ | Second President of the State Parliament | ||
| Deeply Alfred | SPÖ | |||
| Trettenbrein Harald | FPÖ | |||
| Weber Johann | ÖVP | Successor for Martin Gruber after election to the state government Change to the National Council on October 23, 2019, successor Hannes Mak |
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Web links
- Member of the Carinthian Landtag Carinthian Landtag
- Member of the Carinthian Landtag meineabektiven.at
Individual evidence
- ↑ a b orf.at: SPÖ wins mandate from ÖVP . Article dated March 5, 2018, accessed March 5, 2018.
- ↑ a b Half of them have to say goodbye to the state parliament . Article from January 28, 2018, accessed April 7, 2018.
- ↑ orf.at: Landtag session: motions and farewells . Article dated February 1, 2018, accessed April 7, 2018.
- ↑ Kleine Zeitung: SPÖ and ÖVP agree on Carinthian coalition . Article dated March 28, 2018, accessed March 28, 2018.
- ↑ The Carinthian state election also brings about changes in the composition of the Federal Council . Parliamentary Correspondence No. 186 of March 5, 2018, accessed March 5, 2018.
- ↑ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p orf.at: SPÖ strong in state parliament and federal council . Article dated April 10, 2018, accessed April 10, 2018.
- ↑ a b c d e f g h i j orf.at: FPÖ presents team for legislative period . Article dated April 10, 2018, accessed April 10, 2018.
- ↑ a b Kleine Zeitung: ÖVP presents Zafoschnig as the second regional councilor . Article of April 9, 2018.
- ↑ a b New course set for ÖVP Club . OTS bulletin of April 10, 2018, accessed April 10, 2018.
- ^ Diepresse.com: More power for the SPÖ in the Federal Council, but also more blues . Article dated March 5, 2018, accessed March 5, 2018.
- ^ Carinthian coalition: Governor Kaiser presents the first part of the SPÖ power team . OTS bulletin of April 9, 2018, accessed April 10, 2018.
- ↑ Nicole Riepl, BR. In: spoe.at. Retrieved June 3, 2020 .
- ↑ a b c Gailtaler Trio in the new Carinthian Parliament . Article dated April 9, 2018, accessed April 9, 2018.
- ↑ a b c Carinthian coalition in the Carinthian state parliament . OTS bulletin of April 12, 2018, accessed April 13, 2018.
- ^ A b c Andrea Bergmann: SPÖ and ÖVP: Carinthian state parliament needs two new members. In: Small newspaper . October 24, 2019, accessed October 24, 2019 .
- ↑ National Council election 2019: four mandates for Carinthian ÖVP in the National Council. October 5, 2019, accessed October 5, 2019 .
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