List of members of the Vienna State Parliament and members of the Vienna City Council (20th electoral term)
This list of the members of the 20th Vienna State Parliament and Municipal Council lists all members of the Vienna State Parliament and Municipal Council in the 20th electoral period (2015 to 2020).
history
Of the 100 mandates after the Vienna state and municipal council elections in 2015, 44 went to the Social Democratic Party of Austria , 34 to the Freedom Party of Austria , 7 to the Austrian People's Party and 10 to The Greens Vienna . For the first time, the NEOS could also move into the state parliament, which has 5 members.
37 MPs are women, which corresponds to 37 percent women with 100 mandataries. The SPÖ have 19 female mandataries, the FPÖ 7, the Greens 5, the ÖVP 4 and the NEOS 2. Around 57 percent of the ÖVP mandataries are women; with the GREENS it is around 50 percent, with the SPÖ 43 percent, with the NEOS 40 percent and with the FPÖ around 21 percent.
The electoral period began with the inauguration of the state parliament and municipal council on November 24, 2015, and the red-green coalition with the state government of Häupl VI was confirmed in the first state parliament session . Michael Ludwig was elected Mayor on May 24, 2018 and sworn in as Governor of Vienna by Federal President Alexander Van der Bellen on May 29, 2018 ( State Government and City Senate Ludwig ).
In December 2019, Karl Baron , Dietrich Kops and Klaus Handler resigned from the FPÖ and the Town Hall Club. With Die Allianz für Österreich (DAÖ) they founded their own club.
Functions
Landtag President
Harry Kopietz was re-elected as the first president of the state parliament with 58 votes . Veronika Matiasek (FPÖ) , who had previously not been in office, was elected as the new second president of the state parliament with 41 votes, replacing Johann Herzog (FPÖ) in this function. Martin Margulies (Greens) was elected third president of the state parliament with 51 votes, who succeeded Marianne Klicka (SPÖ) in this function.
On May 25, 2018, Ernst Woller was elected President of the State Parliament to succeed Harry Kopietz.
Club chairmen
At the SPÖ, the previous city councilor Christian Oxonitsch was elected as the new head of the SPÖ state parliament on November 18, 2015. In this function, he replaced Rudolf Schicker . On April 24, 2018, Christian Oxonitsch announced his resignation as SPÖ club chairman. In June 2018 Josef Taucher was elected as his successor as SPÖ club chairman in Vienna, and Taucher Oxonitsch succeeded him in this position in September 2018.
Manfred Juraczka , who resigned as chairman of the Vienna ÖVP after the election , resigned as a non-executive city councilor and became the new ÖVP club chairman ; After half of the legislative period, he handed over this function on June 5, 2018 to Elisabeth Olischar , who was newly elected to the municipal council in November 2015 . Juraczka succeeded Fritz Aichinger in this function .
At the FPÖ, Dominik Nepp succeeded Johann Gudenus as the new club chairman , Beate Meinl-Reisinger was the club boss of NEOS, which was first drafted into the Viennese state parliament , and David Ellensohn retained the position of club chairman for the Greens . In December 2017, Anton Mahdalik was designated as the successor to Dominik Nepp as club chairman of the Wiener Freiheitlichen.
On July 5, 2018, Christoph Wiederkehr was presented as the successor to Beate Meinl-Reisinger as NEOS Vienna club boss; on September 27, 2018, he took over the club chairmanship in the town hall.
Member of the state parliament
| Surname | fraction | Constituency | annotation | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Abrahamczik Nina | SPÖ | Inside west | ||
| Aichinger Fritz | ÖVP | Remaining mandate | ||
| Aichinger Michael | SPÖ | Penzing | since June 25, 2018, successor to Barbara Teiber | |
| Aigner Wolfgang | FPÖ | Liesing | ||
| Akcay Safak | SPÖ | Remaining mandate | ||
| Al-Rawi Omar | SPÖ | Remaining mandate | ||
| Amhof Nicholas | FPÖ | Inside west | ||
| Arsenovic Hans | GREEN | center | from October 25, 2019, successor for Faika El-Nagashi | |
| Auer-Stüger Stephan | SPÖ | center | since February 2019, replacement for Sandra Frauenberger | |
| Baron Karl | DAÖ | Danube city | until December 11, 2019 FPÖ | |
| Baxant Petr | SPÖ | Ottakring | ||
| Berger Ricarda Bianca | FPÖ | Name change in 2017, previously Ricarda Reif ; until December 20, 2017, move to the National Council, successor Michael Eischer | ||
| Berger Stefan | FPÖ | Favorites | ||
| Berger-Krotsch Nicole | SPÖ | center | ||
| Bernese Ursula | GREEN | Remaining mandate | since March 2019, successor for Christoph Chorherr | |
| Blind Armin | FPÖ | Penzing | ||
| Bluma Susanne | SPÖ | Floridsdorf | ||
| Canon Christoph | GREEN | until February 2019, successor Ursula Berner | ||
| Däger-Gregori Luise | SPÖ | Danube city | from May 18, 2016, successor to Muna Duzdar | |
| Damnjanovic Nemanja | FPÖ | Favorites | ||
| German Christian | SPÖ | Liesing | ||
| Duzdar Muna | SPÖ | until May 18, 2016, then State Secretary in the Federal Chancellery | ||
| Ebinger Gerald | FPÖ | Simmering | ||
| Eischer Michael | FPÖ | Remaining mandate | from December 2017, successor to Ricarda Bianca Berger | |
| El-Nagashi Faika | GREEN | center | Change to the National Council on October 23, 2019; Successor in the state parliament Hans Arsenovic | |
| Ellensohn David | GREEN | Leopoldstadt | ||
| Emmerling Bettina | NEOS | Remaining mandate | ||
| Florian Schütz Peter | SPÖ | Favorites | ||
| Frauenberger Sandra | SPÖ | from May 24, 2018, successor for Kathrin Gaál until the beginning of 2019, successor Stephan Auer-Stüger |
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| Early knife Lisa | FPÖ | Floridsdorf | ||
| Fürnkranz Georg | FPÖ | center | from June 29, 2016, successor to Ursula Stenzel | |
| Gaál Kathrin | SPÖ | until May 24, 2018, successor Sandra Frauenberger | ||
| Gara Stefan | NEOS | Remaining mandate | ||
| Gremel Marcus | SPÖ | Remaining mandate | ||
| Guggenbichler Udo | FPÖ | Ottakring | ||
| Handler Klaus | DAÖ | Simmering | until December 11, 2019 FPÖ | |
| Hanke Marina | SPÖ | Remaining mandate | ||
| Haslinger Gerhard | FPÖ | Brigittenau | ||
| Hebein Birgit | GREEN | until June 2019, successor Nikolaus Kunrath after Ewa Dziedzic and Daniel Landau waived their mandate | ||
| Hobek Martin | FPÖ | Remaining mandate | ||
| Hofbauer Manfred | FPÖ | Simmering | ||
| Holzmann Ernst | SPÖ | Simmering | ||
| Huemer Barbara | GREEN | Remaining mandate | ||
| Hungry countries Caroline | ÖVP | Remaining mandate | since November 20, 2017, successor to Gudrun Kugler | |
| Hursky Christian | SPÖ | Favorites | ||
| Irschik Wolfgang | FPÖ | Floridsdorf | ||
| Jischa Birgit | SPÖ | Simmering | ||
| Young Wolfgang | FPÖ | until the end of 2018, successor Roman Schmid | ||
| Juraczka Manfred | ÖVP | Remaining mandate | ||
| Karner-Kremser Waltraud | SPÖ | Liesing | ||
| Kasal Günter | FPÖ | Hietzing | FPÖ until July 2020, Team Strache since July 2020 | |
| Kickers Jennifer | GREEN | Remaining mandate | ||
| Koderhold Günter | FPÖ | Favorites | ||
| Kohlbauer Leo | FPÖ | Remaining mandate | since November 20, 2017, successor to Maximilian Krauss | |
| Copy Harry | SPÖ | Floridsdorf | ||
| Kops Dietrich | DAÖ | Country road | until December 11, 2019 FPÖ | |
| Korosec Ingrid | ÖVP | Remaining mandate | ||
| Kowarik Dietbert | FPÖ | Rudolfsheim-Fünfhaus | ||
| Kraus Peter | GREEN | Remaining mandate | ||
| Krauss Maximilian | FPÖ | Change to the National Council on November 9, 2017 | ||
| Kubik Gerhard | SPÖ | Leopoldstadt | ||
| Kugler Gudrun | ÖVP | Change to the National Council on November 9, 2017 | ||
| Kunrath Nicholas | GREEN | Remaining mandate | since June 26, 2019, replacement for Birgit Hebein | |
| Laschan Claudia | SPÖ | Rudolfsheim-Fünfhaus | ||
| Lindenmayr Siegi | SPÖ | Inside west | ||
| Ludwig-Faymann Martina | SPÖ | Favorites | ||
| Mahdalik Anton | FPÖ | Remaining mandate | since January 25, 2018, successor to Dominik Nepp | |
| Maresch Rudiger | GREEN | Inside west | ||
| Margulies Martin | GREEN | Remaining mandate | ||
| Matiasek Veronika | FPÖ | Dobling | ||
| Mautz-Leopold Andrea | SPÖ | Penzing | from October 25, 2019, successor for Silvia Rubik | |
| Meidlinger Christian | SPÖ | Remaining mandate | ||
| Meinhard-Schiebel Birgit | GREEN | Remaining mandate | ||
| Meinl-Reisinger Beate | NEOS | until September 2018, successor Thomas Weber | ||
| Mörk Gabriele | SPÖ | Meidling | ||
| Nepp Dominik | FPÖ | until January 25, 2018, successor Anton Mahdalik | ||
| Neumayer Jörg | SPÖ | Meidling | ||
| Niedermühlbichler Georg | SPÖ | center | ||
| Niegl Michael | FPÖ | Floridsdorf | ||
| Nittmann Ulrike | FPÖ | until March 28, 2019, successor Georg Schuster | ||
| Novak Barbara | SPÖ | Dobling | ||
| Olischar Elisabeth | ÖVP | Remaining mandate | ||
| Ornig Markus | NEOS | Remaining mandate | ||
| Oxonitsch Christian | SPÖ | Ottakring | ||
| Pawkowicz Alexander | FPÖ | Meidling | ||
| Reindl Thomas | SPÖ | Danube city | ||
| Rubik Silvia | SPÖ | Penzing | until October 2019, successor Andrea Mautz-Leopold | |
| Rychly Yvonne | SPÖ | Brigittenau | since January 24, 2019, successor for Tanja Wehsely | |
| Schinner-Krendl Katharina | SPÖ | Remaining mandate | ||
| Schmid Gerhard | SPÖ | Hietzing | ||
| Schmid Roman | FPÖ | Liesing | since January 24, 2019, successor for Wolfgang Jung | |
| Schmidt Elisabeth | FPÖ | Danube city | ||
| Schober Marcus | SPÖ | Country road | ||
| Schubert Ingrid | SPÖ | Danube city | ||
| Schuster, Georg | FPÖ | Remaining mandate | from March 28, 2019, replacement for Ulrike Nittmann | |
| Protect Angela | FPÖ | Danube city | ||
| Black Sabine | ÖVP | Remaining mandate | ||
| Seidl Wolfgang | FPÖ | Leopoldstadt | ||
| Sharp Gerhard | SPÖ | Floridsdorf | ||
| Strong Rudolf | FPÖ | Floridsdorf | ||
| Stenzel Ursula | FPÖ | until June 29, 2016, thereafter non-executive city councilor | ||
| Straubing Sybille | SPÖ | Leopoldstadt | ||
| Strobl Friedrich | SPÖ | Currency ring | ||
| Stump Michael | FPÖ | Favorites | ||
| Fall cup Kurt | SPÖ | Hernals | ||
| Diver Josef | SPÖ | Danube city | ||
| Driver Barbara | SPÖ | until June 25, 2018, successor Michael Aichinger | ||
| Ulm Wolfgang | ÖVP | Remaining mandate | ||
| Unger Christian Paul | FPÖ | Hernals | ||
| Valentin Erich | SPÖ | Brigittenau | ||
| Cousin Heinz | SPÖ | Floridsdorf | ||
| Wagner Kurt | SPÖ | Favorites | ||
| Wansch Alfred | FPÖ | Danube city | ||
| Weber Thomas | NEOS | Remaining mandate | from September 27, 2018, successor for Beate Meinl-Reisinger | |
| Wehsely Tanja | SPÖ | until the end of 2018, successor Yvonne Rychly | ||
| Return of Christoph | NEOS | Remaining mandate | ||
| Really serious | SPÖ | Country road | ||
Web links
- Realignment of the members of the municipal council ( Memento from May 14, 2018 in the Internet Archive )
- Member of the Vienna State Parliament and members of the City Council of Vienna
Individual evidence
- ↑ a b c d Strache supporters found their own club. In: ORF.at . December 12, 2019, accessed December 12, 2019 .
- ^ Constituent session of the Vienna Landtag . APA notification dated November 24, 2015, accessed November 25, 2015.
- ^ Orf.at: Ernst Woller new state parliament president . Article dated May 25, 2018, accessed May 25, 2018.
- ↑ a b orf.at - Oxonitsch elected as the new SPÖ club boss. Article dated November 18, 2015, accessed November 18, 2015.
- ↑ orf.at: Christian Oxonitsch resigns . Article dated April 24, 2018, accessed April 24, 2018.
- ↑ orf.at: Taucher follows Oxonitsch as SPÖ club boss . Article dated June 29, 2018, accessed June 29, 2018.
- ↑ orf.at: Elisabeth Olischar new ÖVP club boss . Article dated June 5, 2018, accessed June 5, 2018.
- ↑ orf.at - Juraczka becomes ÖVP club chairman. Article dated November 17, 2015, accessed November 17, 2015.
- ↑ derStandard.at: Michael Stumpf new FPÖ party secretary in Vienna . Article from January 8, 2018, accessed on January 9, 2018.
- ↑ a b c NEOS Vienna bring anti-corruption package to Vienna City Council . OTS announcement of September 24, 2018, accessed on September 24, 2018.
- ↑ orf.at: Return of the new NEOS Vienna club boss . Article dated July 5, 2018, accessed July 5, 2018.
- ↑ a b Michael Aichinger (SPÖ) succeeds AK Vice President Barbara Teiber in the Vienna City Council . OTS notification dated June 25, 2018, accessed June 25, 2018.
- ↑ a b c d Politics: City Council debates Wien Museum. In: ORF.at . October 25, 2019, accessed October 25, 2019 .
- ↑ a b Green Vienna: Hans Arsenovic new Member of the Green Vienna. October 25, 2019, accessed October 25, 2019 .
- ^ A b New in the Vienna City Council: Stephan Auer-Stüger (SPÖ) . OTS notification dated February 26, 2019, accessed on February 28, 2019.
- ^ CV Ricarda Bianca Berger / Ricarda Reif . Retrieved September 27, 2017.
- ↑ a b Courier: Canons 'retreat: The Viennese Greens' carousel turns . Article dated February 28, 2019, accessed March 1, 2019.
- ↑ a b orf.at: Mayor election in the municipal council . Article dated May 24, 2018, accessed May 24, 2018.
- ↑ a b Green Vienna: Niki Kunrath new Member of the Green Vienna. Retrieved June 26, 2019 .
- ↑ Greens: Dziedzic does not want to follow Hebein, but in the National Council. Retrieved June 26, 2019 .
- ^ A b FP-Mahdalik: Roman Schmid sworn in as successor to Wolfgang Jung in the Vienna City Council . OTS announcement of January 24, 2019, accessed on January 24, 2019.
- ↑ Another FPÖ municipal council changes to Team Strache. In: wien.orf.at. July 22, 2020, accessed July 22, 2020 .
- ↑ a b Preview of tomorrow's local council . City hall correspondence of January 24, 2018.
- ↑ a b Wr. City Council - Andrea Mautz-Leopold (SPÖ) becomes a member of the Vienna State Parliament and City Council. October 25, 2019, accessed October 25, 2019 .
- ^ A b Yvonne Rychly new SPÖ member in Vienna . OTS announcement of January 24, 2019, accessed on January 24, 2019.
- ↑ 38th Vienna City Council (1) . OTS notification dated June 25, 2018, accessed June 25, 2018.
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