List of members of the Vorarlberg state parliament (XXX legislative period)
This list provides an overview of the members of the XXX. Vorarlberger Landtag in the legislative period from 2014 to 2019. The XXX. Vorarlberger Landtag was sworn in at the constituent meeting on October 15, 2014. On September 21 of the same year, the election for the Vorarlberg state parliament took place (see also state elections in Vorarlberg 2014 ).
Landtag President
The Landtag Presidium is composed of the Landtag President and his two Vice-Presidents. The task of the Presidium is to lead the sessions of the state parliament and to represent the Vorarlberg state parliament externally. In the constituent session of the state parliament of the XXX. Harald Sonderegger (ÖVP) was elected President of the State Parliament for the legislative period . Gabriele Nussbaumer (ÖVP) and Ernst Hagen (FPÖ) were appointed as vice-presidents. On January 31, 2018, Martina Rüscher succeeded the retired Gabriele Nussbaumer as the second vice- president of the state parliament.
The group chairmen of the five parliamentary groups also belong to the enlarged presidium. Together they form an advisory body that assists the President of the State Parliament in drawing up the agendas and determining the times of the meetings.
Officials / assessors
Every session of the state parliament is attended by two non-attached officials who monitor the orderly business of the Vorarlberg state parliament. The state parliament director is the secretary of each meeting and the state office director is entitled to participate as the highest-ranking official of the office of the Vorarlberg state government. Neither the state office director nor the state parliament director have a right to vote in the Vorarlberg state parliament. Günther Eberle was State Office Director , Borghild Goldgruber-Reiner State Parliament Director.
In addition, all members of the Vorarlberg state government are entitled to participate, but not vote, in the sessions of the state parliament. This is to ensure that the executive body , which has to implement resolutions of the state parliament, is accountable to this legislative body .
Federal Councilors
The Vorarlberg state parliament is entitled to send three representatives to the Federal Council in Vienna. In the XXX. In the legislative period, these were initially the Federal Councilors Magnus Brunner (ÖVP), Edgar Mayer (ÖVP) and Christoph Längle (FPÖ, from April 22, 2019 independent). On September 30, 2018, Edgar Mayer resigned and the state parliament then elected Martina Ess (ÖVP) as his successor.
MPs
In the XXX. The Vorarlberger Landtag was represented by 36 members from five parties. These were the Austrian People's Party (ÖVP), the Freedom Party of Austria (FPÖ), the Greens , the Social Democratic Party of Austria (SPÖ) and NEOS - The New Austria and Liberal Forum (NEOS).
The respective group chairmen were highlighted in color. Gray stands for the ÖVP Landtag Club , red for the SPÖ Landtag Club , blue for the Freedom Landtag Club and green for the Landtag Club “The Greens” . NEOS forms its own parliamentary group in the state parliament, but with only two mandates did not reach the club's strength (from three mandates).
Member of the state parliament
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Allgäuer Daniel | FPÖ | Feldkirch | Club chairman of the FPÖ from December 23, 2015 | |
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Except Manuela | SPÖ | National election proposal | sworn in on November 15 as a replacement for Reinhold Einwallner | |
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Aydın Vahide | The green | Dornbirn | ||
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Bitschi Christof | FPÖ | National election proposal | ||
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Egger Dieter | FPÖ | Feldkirch | Club chairman of the FPÖ until December 23, 2015 | |
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Barrels Julian | ÖVP | National election proposal | ||
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Feuerstein Bernhard | ÖVP | Bregenz | November 5, 2014 substitutes for Bernadette Mennel sworn in | |
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Breakfast Roland | ÖVP | Bregenz | Club chairman ÖVP | |
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Gross Adi | The green | Bregenz | Club chairman "The Greens" | |
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Gruber Beate | ÖVP | Bregenz | November 5, 2014 Nachrückerin for Erich Schwaerzler sworn in | |
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Hagen Ernst | FPÖ | Dornbirn | 1st Vice President of the State Parliament | |
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Hartmann Markus | ÖVP | Feldkirch | on March 7, 2018 as substitutes for Barbara Schöbi Finch sworn in | |
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Hofer Albert | ÖVP | Dornbirn | ||
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Hosp Nicole | FPÖ | National election proposal | ||
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Huber Werner | ÖVP | Feldkirch | ||
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Kinz Hubert | FPÖ | Bregenz | ||
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Marte Veronika | ÖVP | Bregenz | sworn in on April 3, 2019 as successor for Matthias Kucera | |
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Matt Daniel | NEOS | National election proposal | sworn in on October 4th as a replacement for Martina Pointner | |
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Mayr Steve | ÖVP | Feldkirch | January 31, 2018 as substitutes for Gabriele Nussbaumer sworn in | |
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Metzler Christoph | The green | Feldkirch | November 5, 2014 substitutes for John Rauch sworn in | |
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Michalke Cornelia | FPÖ | Bregenz | ||
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Ritsch Michael | SPÖ | Bregenz | Club chairman SPÖ | |
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Rüscher Martina | ÖVP | Bregenz | from January 31, 2018 2nd Vice-President of the State Parliament | |
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Scheffknecht Sabine | NEOS | National election proposal | Group leader NEOS | |
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Schoch Sandra | The green | Bregenz | sworn in on November 5, 2014 as a replacement for Katharina Wiesflecker | |
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Sonderegger Harald | ÖVP | Feldkirch | President of the Landtag | |
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Sprickler-Falschlunger Gabriele | SPÖ | National election proposal | ||
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Steinhofer Daniel | ÖVP | Dornbirn | November 5, 2014 substitutes for Christian Bernhard sworn in | |
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Tomaselli Nina | The green | Feldkirch | ||
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Doorman Josef | ÖVP | Bludenz | ||
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Vonier Monika | ÖVP | Bludenz | ||
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Waibel Christoph | FPÖ | Dornbirn | ||
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Weixlbaumer Joachim | FPÖ | Bludenz | ||
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Winsauer Thomas | ÖVP | Dornbirn | ||
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Widower Harald | ÖVP | Bludenz | on May 9, 2018 as substitutes for Christian Gantner sworn in | |
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Zadra Daniel | The green | National election proposal |
Retired MPs
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Bernhard Christian | ÖVP | Dornbirn | resigned from the state government after election on October 15, 2014 | |
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Einwallner Reinhold | SPÖ | National election proposal | until October 31, 2017, successor Manuela Auer | |
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Gantner Christian | ÖVP | Bludenz | Resigned from the state government after election on April 11, 2018, successor Harald Witwer | |
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Kucera Matthias | ÖVP | Bregenz | sworn in on November 5, 2014 as a replacement for Karlheinz Rüdisser ;
until March 13, 2019, successor Veronika Marte |
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Mennel Bernadette | ÖVP | Bregenz | resigned from the state government after election on October 15, 2014 | |
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Nussbaumer Gabriele | ÖVP | Feldkirch | 2. Vice-President of the State Parliament; until January 2, 2018, successor Steve Mayr | |
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Pointner Martina | NEOS | National election proposal | until September 7, 2017, successor Daniel Matt | |
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Rauch Johannes | The green | Feldkirch | resigned from the state government after election on October 15, 2014 | |
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Rüdisser Karlheinz | ÖVP | Bregenz | resigned from the state government after election on October 15, 2014 | |
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Schöbi-Fink Barbara | ÖVP | Feldkirch | sworn in on November 5, 2014 as a replacement for Markus Wallner ;
Retired from the state government after election on January 31, 2018, successor Markus Hartmann |
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Schwarzler Erich | ÖVP | Bregenz | resigned from the state government after election on October 15, 2014 | |
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Wallner Markus | ÖVP | Feldkirch | resigned from the state government after election on October 15, 2014 | |
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Wiesflecker Katharina | The green | Bregenz | resigned from the state government after election on October 15, 2014 |
Individual evidence
- ^ A b Egger sworn in as mayor of Hohenems . Article on vorarlberg.ORF.at from December 23, 2015, accessed on December 23, 2015.
- ↑ orf.at: Vice-President of the State Parliament resigns . Article dated December 14, 2017, accessed December 14, 2017.