List of MPs to the Vienna State Parliament and members of the Vienna City Council (1st electoral term)
The Vienna City Council was elected on May 4, 1919 for the first time in its history by all adult men and women in Vienna according to general, equal, direct and personal suffrage. This list includes all 165 members (number of mandataries from 1905 to 1923) of the municipal council of the 1st electoral term from 1919 to 1923, including 19 women. (The numbering of the electoral terms begins with the first fully democratic election.)
The new municipal council elected, for the first time in the history of Vienna, a social democrat as mayor: Jakob Reumann , who had also been elected to the municipal council by the city people.
From November 10, 1920, the day the Federal Constitutional Act came into force , the municipal councils also acted as members of the Vienna State Parliament . As such, on November 10th, they passed the Vienna City Constitution, which came into force on November 18, 1920 and which is essentially still in force today.
The municipal council elected in 1919 was the last (and as the state parliament the only) representative body of Vienna with 165 mandataries. In 1923 the number of mandates was reduced to 120, in 1932 to 100; this number of mandates is still valid today.
Local councilors, from 1920 also members of the state parliament
- CS = Christian Social Party
- DNP = German National Party
- JNP = Jewish National Party
- PSDT = Czech Social Democratic Party
- SDAP = Social Democratic Workers' Party
- VDPW = United Democratic Parties of Vienna
Individual evidence
literature
- Franz Patzer: The Vienna City Council 1918–1934. A contribution to the history of the City of Vienna and its parliament. Vienna 1961 (Wiener Schriften; Issue 15)
First Republic: Prov. Municipal Council (1918–1919) | 1st WP (1919-1923) | 2nd WP (1923-1927) | 3rd WP (1927-1932) | 4th WP (1932-1934)
Second Republic: 5th WP (1945–1949) | 6th WP (1949–1954) | 7th WP (1954-1959) | 8th WP (1959-1964) | 9. WP (1964-1969) | 10th WP (1969-1973) | 11th WP (1973-1978) | 12th WP (1978-1983) | 13th WP (1983-1987) | 14. WP (1987-1991) | 15. WP (1991-1996) | 16. WP (1996-2001) | 17th WP (2001-2005) | 18th WP (2005-2010) | 19th WP (2010–2015) | 20th WP (from 2015)