List of members of the state parliament of Baden-Württemberg (13th electoral term)

This list gives an overview of all members of the 13th Baden-Württemberg state parliament (2001-2006) with parliamentary group membership , constituency and share of votes.

The 13th state parliament was elected on March 25, 2001. The first plenary session took place on June 12, 2001, the last on February 22, 2006.

Composition of the state parliament

In the state elections, the CDU emerged as the strongest party with 44.8 percent of the vote, the SPD received 33.3 percent, the FDP / DVP 8.1 percent and Alliance 90 / The Greens 7.7 percent. The CDU won 63 of the total of 70 direct mandates, 6 more mandates than it would have been entitled to based on its share of the votes and which it was entitled to as overhang mandates . The SPD, which received a total of 7 direct mandates, received a total of two compensatory mandates to restore the voting ratio . Overall, the state parliament had eight more seats than the legally required minimum of 120 mandates. In detail, the following mandate distribution resulted:

fraction	Seats
CDU	63
SPD	45
Alliance 90 / The Greens	10
FDP / DVP	10
total	128

Heike Dederer , who moved into the state parliament for the Greens in the constituency of Bietigheim-Bissingen, resigned from the Bündnis90 / Die Grünen party in January 2005, taking her state parliament mandate with her. The CDU parliamentary group in the state parliament accepted it on January 25, 2005 and then had 64 members, the group of the Greens 9 members.

On June 27, 2005 Ulrich Maurer resigned from the SPD and became a member of the WASG on July 1, 2005 . Since he retained his state parliament mandate, he was the first WASG member in a German state parliament . He resigned his state parliament mandate in October 2005 after his election to the 16th German Bundestag.

Bureau

The Presidium of the Landtag in the 13th electoral term consisted of 18 members. The president of the state parliament was Peter Straub (CDU). His deputies were Frieder Birzele (SPD), Christa Vossschulte (CDU) and Beate Fauser (FDP / DVP).

Committees

In the 13th electoral term, the state parliament formed the following committees:

Committee	Chairman	Number of members
Standing Committee	Klaus Herrmann , CDU	18th
Finance committee	Herbert Moser , SPD	21st
Economic Committee	Veronika Netzhammer , CDU	18th
Home Committee	Max Nagel , SPD	18th
Committee on School, Youth and Sport	Peter Wintruff , SPD	18th
Environment and Transport Committee	Walter Caroli , SPD	18th
Social committee	Franz Wieser , CDU	18th
Rural and Agriculture Committee	Karl Traub , CDU	18th
Committee on Science, Research and the Arts	Eugen Klunzinger , CDU	18th
Petitions Committee	Jörg Döpper , CDU	25th
Electoral review committee	Wolfgang Reinhart , CDU	9

In addition, there was the body according to Article 10 with 5 members and the committee according to Article 62 of the state constitution with 18 members, which is also known as the emergency parliament .

MPs

Surname	fraction	Constituency	mandate	proportion of	annotation
Katrin Altpeter	SPD	15 Waiblingen	Second mandate	35.4%
Theresia Bauer	Green	34 Heidelberg	Second mandate	15.1%
Christoph Bayer	SPD	48 Breisgau	Second mandate	33.9%
Wolfgang Bebber	SPD	19 Eppingen	Second mandate	33.8%	Resigned from office on May 1, 2003 (successor: Ingo Rust )
Ernst Behringer	CDU	70 Sigmaringen	Direct mandate	55.4%
Heiderose Berroth	FDP / DVP	06 Leonberg	Second mandate	9.2%
Dietrich Birk	CDU	10 Göppingen	Direct mandate	40.6%
Frieder Birzele	SPD	10 Göppingen	Second mandate	38.0%
Thomas Blenke	CDU	43 Calw	Direct mandate	46.3%
Stephan Braun	SPD	05 Boeblingen	Second mandate	34.6%
Carla Bregenzer	SPD	08 Kirchheim unter Teck	Second mandate	34.5%
Carmina Brenner	CDU	45 Freudenstadt	Direct mandate	50.4%
Elke Brunnemer	CDU	41 Sinsheim	Direct mandate	44.2%
Mario Capezzuto	SPD	25 Schwäbisch Gmünd	Second mandate	34.8%
Walter Caroli	SPD	50 Lahr	Second mandate	33.9%
Heike Dederer	CDU (until early 2005: Greens)	14 Bietigheim-Bissingen	Second mandate	8.3%
Jörg Döpper	CDU	09 Nürtingen	Direct mandate	41.8%
Walter Döring	FDP / DVP	22 Schwäbisch Hall	Second mandate	23.1%
Richard Drautz	FDP / DVP	19 Eppingen	Second mandate	10.4%
Wolfgang Drexler	SPD	07 Esslingen	Second mandate	38.0%
Beate Fauser	FDP / DVP	43 Calw	Second mandate	11.2%
Günter Fischer	SPD	27 Karlsruhe I	Direct mandate	38.1%
Gundolf Fleischer	CDU	48 Breisgau	Direct mandate	44.6%
Reinhold Gall	SPD	20 Neckarsulm	Second mandate	34.2%
Rolf Gassmann	SPD	01 Stuttgart I	Direct mandate	35.7%
Horst luck	FDP / DVP	61 Hechingen-Münsingen	Second mandate	14.8%	† August 15, 2004 (successor: Renate Götting )
Helmut Göschel	SPD	41 Sinsheim	Second mandate	37.9%
Renate Götting	FDP / DVP	61 Hechingen-Münsingen	Successor in a second mandate	14.8%	joined Horst Glück on September 6, 2004 as successor
Ingeborg Gräßle	CDU	24 Heidenheim	Direct mandate	40.6%	Resigned from office on July 20, 2004 (successor: Bernd Hitzler )
Pink greenstone	SPD	40 Schwetzingen	Second mandate	38.6%
Friedlinde Gurr-Hirsch	CDU	19 Eppingen	Direct mandate	41.6%
Alfred Haas	CDU	49 Emmendingen	Direct mandate	44.0%
Gustav-Adolf Haas	SPD	46 Freiburg I	Second mandate	30.9%
Hans-Martin Haller	SPD	63 Balingen	Second mandate	31.5%
Rita Haller-Haid	SPD	62 Tübingen	Second mandate	32.8%
Peter Hauk	CDU	38 Neckar-Odenwald	Direct mandate	54.2%
Rudolf Hausmann	SPD	60 Reutlingen	Second mandate	33.9%
Ursula Haussmann	SPD	26 Eels	Second mandate	32.3%
Hans Heinz	CDU	16 Schorndorf	Direct mandate	40.8%
Klaus Herrmann	CDU	12 Ludwigsburg	Direct mandate	38.8%
Dieter Hillebrand	CDU	60 Reutlingen	Direct mandate	42.1%
Bernd Hitzler	CDU	24 Heidenheim	Successors in direct mandate	40.6%	joined On July 23, 2004 as successor to Ingeborg Gräßle
Jürgen Hofer	FDP / DVP	16 Schorndorf	Second mandate	13.7%
Andreas Hoffmann	CDU	56 Constance	Direct mandate	39.7%
Edeltraud Hollay	SPD	03 Stuttgart III	Successor in a second mandate	37.8%	joined Ulrich Maurer on October 18, 2005 as successor
Manfred Hollenbach	CDU	14 Bietigheim-Bissingen	Successors in direct mandate	40.2%	joined on October 1, 2005 as successor to Annette Schavan
Hans Georg Junginger	SPD	39 Weinheim	Second mandate	37.9%
Karl-Wolfgang Jägel	CDU	32 Rastatt	Successors in direct mandate	52.5%	joined Thomas Schäuble on October 1, 2004
Klaus Käppeler	SPD	61 Hechingen-Münsingen	Second mandate	27.1%
Gunter Kaufmann	SPD	32 Rastatt	Second mandate	34.0%
Helmut Kiefl	CDU	68 Wangen in the Allgäu	Direct mandate	54.7%
Birgit Kipfer	SPD	06 Leonberg	Second mandate	32.0%
Dieter Kleinmann	FDP / DVP	53 Rottweil	Second mandate	9.5%
Wilfried Klenk	CDU	17 Backnang	Direct mandate	42.2%
Eugen Klunzinger	CDU	05 Boeblingen	Direct mandate	44.2%
Thomas Knapp	SPD	44 Enz	Second mandate	37.5%
Rudolf Köberle	CDU	69 Ravensburg	Direct mandate	52.9%
Winfried Kretschmann	Green	09 Nürtingen	Second mandate	9.4%
Jochen K. Kübler	CDU	21 Hohenlohe	Direct mandate	50.9%
Rolf Kurz	CDU	15 Waiblingen	Direct mandate	40.0%
Bernhard Lasotta	CDU	20 Neckarsulm	Direct mandate	43.6%
Ursula Lazarus	CDU	33 Baden-Baden	Direct mandate	51.3%
Johanna Lichy	CDU	18 Heilbronn	Direct mandate	42.0%
Brigitte Lösch	Green	01 Stuttgart I	Second mandate	18.0%
Winfried Mack	CDU	26 Eels	Direct mandate	48.5%
Stefan Mappus	CDU	42 Pforzheim	Direct mandate	46.6%
Ulrich Maurer	SPD	03 Stuttgart III	Second mandate	37.8%	Resigned from office on October 17, 2005 (successor: Edeltraud Hollay )
Herbert Moser	SPD	55 Tuttlingen-Donaueschingen	Second mandate	26.7%
Ulrich Müller	CDU	67 Lake Constance	Direct mandate	48.0%
Max Nagel	SPD	35 Mannheim I	Direct mandate	47.7%	† March 20, 2004 (successor: Roland Weiß )
Veronika Netzhammer	CDU	57 singing	Direct mandate	48.7%
Ulrich Noll	FDP / DVP	09 Nürtingen	Second mandate	9.7%
Thomas Oelmayer	Green	64 Ulm	Second mandate	10.3%
Günther Oettinger	CDU	13 Vaihingen / Enz	Direct mandate	42.8%
Boris Palmer	Green	62 Tübingen	Second mandate	15.1%
Christoph Palmer	CDU	02 Stuttgart II	Direct mandate	39.3%
Günther-Martin Pauli	CDU	63 Balingen	Direct mandate	51.4%
Ernst Pfister	FDP / DVP	55 Tuttlingen-Donaueschingen	Second mandate	9.1%
Werner Pfisterer	CDU	34 Heidelberg	Direct mandate	37.0%
Dieter Puchta	SPD	59 Waldshut	Second mandate	35.5%	Resigned from office on August 5, 2002
Margot Queitsch	SPD	47 Freiburg II	Direct mandate	36.7%
Renate Rastätter	Green	27 Karlsruhe I	Second mandate	11.0%
Helmut Rau	CDU	50 Lahr	Direct mandate	49.8%
Heribert Rech	CDU	29 Bruchsal	Direct mandate	52.8%
Klaus Dieter Reichardt	CDU	36 Mannheim II	Direct mandate	40.7%
Wolfgang Reinhart	CDU	23 Main-Tauber	Direct mandate	50.6%
Friedhelm Repnik	CDU	62 Tübingen	Direct mandate	38.3%
Martin Rivoir	SPD	64 Ulm	Second mandate	34.0%
Karl-Wilhelm Röhm	CDU	61 Hechingen-Münsingen	Direct mandate	45.9%
Christine Rudolf	SPD	14 Bietigheim-Bissingen	Second mandate	35.2%
Wolfgang Rückert	CDU	06 Leonberg	Direct mandate	45.0%
Helmut Walter Rüeck	CDU	22 Schwäbisch Hall	Direct mandate	31.4%
Ingo Rust	SPD	19 Eppingen	Successor in the second mandate	33.8%	joined on May 1, 2003 as successor to Wolfgang Bebber
Nikolaos Sakellariou	SPD	22 Schwäbisch Hall	Second mandate	30.2%
Dieter Salomon	Green	47 Freiburg II	Second mandate	21.0%	Resigned from office August 14, 2002 (successor: Edith Sitzmann )
Thomas Schäuble	CDU	32 Rastatt	Direct mandate	52.5%	Resigned from office on September 30, 2004 (successor: Karl-Wolfgang Jägel )
Annette Schavan	CDU	14 Bietigheim-Bissingen	Direct mandate	40.2%	Resigned mandate on September 30, 2005 (successor: Manfred Hollenbach )
Volker Schebesta	CDU	51 Offenburg	Direct mandate	50.0%
Stefan Scheffold	CDU	25 Schwäbisch Gmünd	Direct mandate	46.9%
Winfried Scheuermann	CDU	44 Enz	Direct mandate	41.8%
Nils Schmid	SPD	09 Nürtingen	Second mandate	32.0%
Regina Schmidt-Kühner	SPD	28 Karlsruhe II	Direct mandate	39.4%
Claus Schmiedel	SPD	12 Ludwigsburg	Second mandate	35.4%
Peter Schneider	CDU	66 Biberach an der Riss	Direct mandate	57.2%
Klaus Schüle	CDU	46 Freiburg I	Second mandate	39.7%
Franz Shoemaker	CDU	55 Tuttlingen-Donaueschingen	Direct mandate	53.3%
Hermann Seimetz	CDU	11 Geislingen	Direct mandate	43.3%
Rolf Seltenreich	SPD	36 Mannheim II	Second mandate	40.1%
Michael Sieber	CDU	37 Wiesloch	Direct mandate	46.7%
Edith Sitzmann	Green	47 Freiburg II	Successor in a second mandate	21.0%	joined Dieter Salomon on August 30, 2002
Willi Stächele	CDU	52 throat	Direct mandate	54.7%
Wolfgang Staiger	SPD	24 Heidenheim	Second mandate	39.4%
Hans-Jochem Steim	CDU	53 Rottweil	Direct mandate	52.1%
Rainer Stickelberger	SPD	58 Loerrach	Direct mandate	41.6%
Monika Stolz	CDU	64 Ulm	Direct mandate	44.6%
Gerhard Stratthaus	CDU	40 Schwetzingen	Direct mandate	43.6%
Peter Straub	CDU	59 Waldshut	Direct mandate	46.6%
Gerd Teßmer	SPD	38 Neckar-Odenwald	Second mandate	31.4%
Erwin the devil	CDU	54 Villingen-Schwenningen	Direct mandate	54.7%
Michael Theurer	FDP / DVP	45 Freudenstadt	Second mandate	12.8%
Karl Traub	CDU	65 Ehingen	Direct mandate	53.5%
Inge Utzt	SPD	04 Stuttgart IV	Direct mandate	37.6%
Erwin Vetter	CDU	31 Ettlingen	Direct mandate	48.4%
Christa Vossschulte	CDU	07 Esslingen	Direct mandate	40.7%
Georg Wacker	CDU	39 Weinheim	Direct mandate	42.6%
Jürgen Walter	Green	12 Ludwigsburg	Second mandate	9.9%
Ruth Weckenmann	SPD	02 Stuttgart II	Second mandate	34.5%
Roland White	SPD	35 Mannheim I	Successors in direct mandate	47.7%	joined Max Nagel on March 29, 2004 as successor
Claus Wichmann	SPD	34 Heidelberg	Second mandate	36.6%
Franz Wieser	CDU	30 boards	Direct mandate	44.6%
Clemens Winckler	CDU	03 Stuttgart III	Direct mandate	38.8%
Alfred Winkler	SPD	59 Waldshut	Successor in the second mandate	35.5%	joined Dieter Puchta on August 14, 2002
Peter Wintruff	SPD	30 boards	Second mandate	35.8%
Walter Witzel	Green	46 Freiburg I	Second mandate	17.3%
Marianne Wonnay	SPD	49 Emmendingen	Second mandate	37.3%
Norbert Zeller	SPD	67 Lake Constance	Second mandate	30.7%
Karl Zimmermann	CDU	08 Kirchheim unter Teck	Direct mandate	42.0%

References and comments

1. ↑ For a detailed result see: Statistisches Landesamt Baden-Württemberg (edit.) 2001: The election to the state parliament of Baden-Württemberg on March 25, 2001. Final result of the election in the constituencies and administrative districts, in the city and rural districts and in the Communities. In: Statistisches Landesamt Baden-Württemberg (Ed.): Statistics from Baden-Württemberg. Volume 570, Issue 2
2. ↑ Ulrich Maurer: Resignation from the SPD letter of June 27, 2005 ( Memento of the original of October 4, 2008 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. - Retrieved January 18, 2008 
3. ↑ at the beginning of the legislative period - source: Andreas Holzapfel (ed.): Landtag of Baden-Württemberg - 13th electoral period - 2001-2006 . 1st edition. Neue Darmstädter Verlagsanstalt, Rheinbreitbach 2001, ISBN 3-87576-470-6 , pages 82-93
4. ^ Text of the state constitution - accessed on January 8, 2009

literature

• Andreas Holzapfel (Ed.): State Parliament of Baden-Württemberg - 13th electoral period - 2001-2006 . 1st edition. Neue Darmstädter Verlagsanstalt, Rheinbreitbach 2001, ISBN 3-87576-470-6