List of members of the Vorarlberg state parliament (XX legislative period)
This list of members of the Vorarlberg state parliament (XX legislative period) lists all members of the Vorarlberg state parliament during the XX. Legislative period. The state parliament officiated in the XX. Legislative period from October 29, 1964 until the inauguration of the XXI. Legislative period on October 29, 1969.
Of the 36 MPs, the Austrian People's Party (ÖVP) had 20 MPs after the state elections in 1964 . 10 MPs were from the Social Democratic Party of Austria (SPÖ), 6 from the Freedom Party of Austria (FPÖ), whereby the FPÖ was able to win an additional mandate compared to the state elections in 1959 at the expense of the ÖVP.
Functions
Landtag President
According to the state constitution, the right to the position of the state parliament president fell, unless the state parliament groups agreed otherwise, to the party with the strongest vote and thus to the ÖVP. In the first state parliament session on October 29, 1964, Karl Tizian was elected as the new state parliament president. In the written election, 36 votes were cast, 34 of which were for Titian. One vote was invalid, another was empty. The election of the vice-presidents of the state parliament took place on the same day in accordance with the state assembly, including the president according to the principles of proportional representation, whereby the SPÖ had the right to propose the office of 1st vice-president and the ÖVP the right to propose the office of 2nd vice-president. As a result, Walter Peter (SPÖ) was elected 1st Vice President of the State Parliament with 33 out of 36 valid votes, Friedrich Heinzle (ÖVP) received 34 out of 36 votes in his election as 2nd Vice President of the State Parliament. In the election of the vice-presidents, one vote was invalid and one or two votes remained empty.
Club chairmen
Ignaz Battlogg was elected the new chairman of the ÖVP state parliament club in 1964. In the SPÖ, Josef Schoder held the office of chairman of the state parliament, which he had already taken over in 1959. In the FPÖ, Elwin Blum was the club chairman.
Federal Councilors
According to Article 31 of the Federal Constitution, the states are represented in the Bundesrat, with the state parliament electing the members to be delegated for the duration of their legislative period according to the principle of proportional representation. According to the state elections in 1964, the first Bundesrat belonged to the ÖVP, the second Bundesrat to the SPÖ and the third to the ÖVP again. In the elections held on the first day of the session, Hans Bürkle (ÖVP), Anton Mayrhauser (SPÖ) and Hans Pitschmann (ÖVP) were delegated by the state parliament to the Federal Council, with Bürkle and Pitschmann each gaining 31 votes and Mayrhauser 36.
MPs
| Surname | fraction | Constituency | annotation |
|---|---|---|---|
| Battlogg Ignaz | ÖVP | Bludenz | |
| Blaickner Elfriede | ÖVP | Feldkirch | |
| Blank Konrad | ÖVP | Bregenz | |
| Blum Elwin | FPÖ | Bregenz | Resignation from office on November 6, 1964 after being elected to the state government |
| Boesch Robert | FPÖ | Feldkirch | |
| Danner Albert | FPÖ | Feldkirch | |
| Eat Alfred | FPÖ | Feldkirch | |
| Celebrate Heinz | ÖVP | Feldkirch | |
| Flatz Anton | ÖVP | Bregenz | |
| Count Karl | SPÖ | Feldkirch | |
| Greussing Josef | SPÖ | Bregenz | |
| Hagen Hermann | ÖVP | Feldkirch | |
| Heinzle Friedrich | ÖVP | Feldkirch | |
| Ilg Ulrich | ÖVP | Feldkirch | |
| Hunter Bertram | ÖVP | Bludenz | |
| Kessler Herbert | ÖVP | Feldkirch | |
| Kielwein Franz | SPÖ | Feldkirch | |
| Concerto Lorenz | ÖVP | Feldkirch | |
| Long Alfons | ÖVP | Feldkirch | |
| Lingg Walter | ÖVP | Bregenz | |
| Mayr Anna | SPÖ | Bregenz | died on March 5, 1966 |
| Melter Werner | FPÖ | Bregenz | sworn in as successor to Elwin Blum on November 11, 1964, resignation on March 16, 1966 after being elected to the National Council |
| Müller Martin | ÖVP | Bludenz | |
| Peter Paul | SPÖ / OF | Feldkirch | non-attached from October 21, 1965 |
| Peter Walter | SPÖ | Bregenz | |
| Purtscher Martin | ÖVP | Bludenz | |
| Ratz Gerold | ÖVP | Bregenz | |
| Reichart Wilhelm | FPÖ | Bregenz | |
| Rützler Franz | ÖVP | Bregenz | |
| Schelling Josef | FPÖ | Bregenz | sworn in on March 30, 1966 as successor to Werner Melter |
| Schoder Josef | SPÖ | Feldkirch | |
| Black man Viktor | SPÖ | Bregenz | March 30, 1966 as a successor to Anna Mayr sworn in |
| Stadelmann Alfons | ÖVP | Feldkirch | |
| Steurer Elmar | SPÖ | Bludenz | |
| Titian Karl | ÖVP | Bregenz | |
| Vogel Bernhard | SPÖ | Feldkirch | |
| Vonbank Karl | FPÖ | Bludenz | |
| Waibel Hubert | ÖVP | Bregenz | |
| Zoller Franz | SPÖ | Bludenz |
literature
- Record of the XX. Vorarlberger Landtag
Monarchy: I. GP (1861–1867) | II. GP (1867-1870) | III. GP (1870-1871) | IV. GP (1871-1878) | V. GP (1878-1884) | VI. GP (1884-1890) | VII. GP (1890-1897) | VIII. GP (1897-1902) | IX. GP (1902-1909) | X. GP (1909-1914)
First Republic: Provisional National Assembly (1918–1919) | XI. GP (1919-1923) | XII. GP (1923-1928) | XIII. GP (1928-1932) | XIV. GP (1932-1934) | XV. GP (1934-1938)
Second Republic: XVI. GP (1945-1949) | XVII. GP (1949-1954) | XVIII. GP (1954-1959) | XIX. GP (1959-1964) | XX. GP (1964-1969) | XXI. GP (1969–1974) | XXII. GP (1974-1979) | XXIII. GP (1979-1984) | XXIV. GP (1984-1989) | XXV. GP (1989-1994) | XXVI. GP (1994-1999) | XXVII. GP (1999-2004) | XXVIII. GP (2004-2009) | XXIX. GP (2009-2014) | XXX. GP (2014-2019) | XXXI. GP (from November 2019)