List of members of the state parliament of Baden-Württemberg (12th electoral term)

This list gives an overview of all members of the 12th Baden-Wuerttemberg Landtag (1996-2001) with parliamentary group membership , constituency and share of votes.

The 12th state parliament was elected on March 24, 1996. The first plenary session took place on June 11, 1996, the last on February 21, 2001. The legislative period lasted from June 1, 1996 to May 31, 2001.

Composition of the state parliament

In the state elections, the CDU emerged as the strongest party with 41.3 percent of the vote, the SPD received 25.1 percent, Bündnis 90 / Die Grünen 12.1 percent, the FDP / DVP 9.6 percent and The Republicans (REP ) 9.1 percent:

fraction	Seats
CDU	69
SPD	39
Alliance 90 / The Greens	19th
FDP / DVP	14th
REP	14th
total	155

Bureau

The Presidium of the 12th State Parliament consisted of 21 members. President was Peter Straub (CDU). His two deputies were Frieder Birzele (SPD) and Gerhard Weiser (CDU).

Committees

The state parliament formed eleven committees in the 12th electoral term:

Committee	Chairman
Standing Committee	Willi Stächele , CDU Wolfgang Reinhart , CDU (from December 3, 1998)
Finance committee	Dieter Puchta , SPD Herbert Moser , SPD (from October 12, 2000)
Economic Committee	Gundolf Fleischer , CDU
Home Committee	Robert Ruder , CDU
Committee on School, Youth and Sport	Peter Wintruff , SPD
Environment and Transport Committee	Winfried Kretschmann , Greens
Social committee	Hermann Mühlbeyer , CDU
Rural and Agriculture Committee	Ludger Reddemann , CDU
Committee on Science, Research and the Arts	Ulrich Deuschle , REP
Petitions Committee	Hans Freudenberg , FDP / DVP Ewald Veigel , FDP / DVP (from January 20, 1999)
Electoral review committee	Wolfgang Reinhart , CDU

In addition, there was the body under Article 10 of the Basic Law and the committee under Article 62 of the state constitution, which is also known as the emergency parliament .

MPs

Surname	fraction	Constituency	mandate	proportion of	annotation
Wolfgang Bebber	SPD	19 Eppingen	Second mandate	27.9%
Ernst Behringer	CDU	70 Sigmaringen	Direct mandate	52.5%
Birgitt Bender	Green	01 Stuttgart II	Second mandate	22.6%
Hans-Michael Bender	CDU	28 Karlsruhe II	Direct mandate	38.1%
Heiderose Berroth	FDP / DVP	06 Leonberg	Second mandate	11.2%
Dietrich Birk	CDU	10 Göppingen	Direct mandate	36.8%
Frieder Birzele	SPD	10 Göppingen	Second mandate	28.0%
Ingrid Blank	CDU	27 Karlsruhe I	Direct mandate	36.6%
Gerhard Bloemecke	CDU	36 Mannheim II	Direct mandate	39.4%
Stephan Braun	SPD	05 Boeblingen	Second mandate	24.4%
Rainer Brechtken	SPD	15 Waiblingen	Second mandate	25.1%
Carla Bregenzer	SPD	08 Kirchheim unter Teck	Second mandate	26.1%
Carmina Brenner	CDU	45 Freudenstadt	Direct mandate	44.7%
Ulrich Brinkmann	SPD	48 Breisgau	Second mandate	24.0%	† December 1, 2000 (successor: Hans Vogt )
Johannes Buchter	Green	06 Leonberg	Second mandate	13.8%
Walter Caroli	SPD	50 Lahr	Second mandate	27.5%
Alfred Dagenbach	REP	20 Neckarsulm	Second mandate	13.2%
Ulrich Deuschle	REP	08 Kirchheim	Second mandate	12.3%
Jörg Döpper	CDU	09 Nürtingen	Direct mandate	37.9%
Walter Döring	FDP / DVP	22 Schwäbisch Hall	Second mandate	19.7%
Richard Drautz	FDP / DVP	19 Eppingen	Second mandate	12.4%
Wolfgang Drexler	SPD	07 Esslingen am Neckar	Second mandate	28.1%
Egon Eigenhaler	REP	09 Nürtingen	Second mandate	10.6%
Marianne Erdrich-Sommer	Green	08 Kirchheim	Second mandate	11.5%
Beate Fauser	FDP / DVP	43 Calw	Second mandate	10.3%
Günter Fischer	SPD	27 Karlsruhe I	Second mandate	27.2%
Gundolf Fleischer	CDU	48 Breisgau	Direct mandate	42.9%
Hans Freudenberg	FDP / DVP	39 Weinheim	Second mandate	11.2%	Resigned from office on December 11, 1998 (successor: Lieselotte Schweikert )
Horst luck	FDP / DVP	61 Heichingen-Münsingen	Second mandate	16.1%
Karl Goebel	CDU	64 Ulm	Direct mandate	40.2%
Heinz Goll	SPD	32 Rastatt	Second mandate	27.1%
Ingeborg Gräßle	CDU	24 Heidenheim	Direct mandate	36.4%
Pink greenstone	SPD	40 Schwetzingen	Successor in a second mandate	32.6%	joined Karl-Peter Wettstein on January 4, 2000
Stephanie Günther	Green	48 Breisgau	Second mandate	15.4%
Alfred Haas	CDU	49 Emmendingen	Direct mandate	42.2%
Heinrich Haasis	CDU	63 Balingen	Direct mandate	47.2%
Reinhard Hackl	Green	05 Boeblingen	Second mandate	12.6%	Resigned from office on May 15, 2000 (successor: Marianne Jäger )
Peter Hauk	CDU	38 Neckar-Odenwald	Direct mandate	49.9%
Eduard Hauser	REP	55 Tuttlingen-Donaueschingen	Second mandate	7.5%
Rudolf Hausmann	SPD	60 Reutlingen	Second mandate	23.1%
Ursula Haussmann	SPD	26 Eels	Successor in a second mandate	30.8%	joined Ulrich Pfeifle on November 3, 1997 as the successor to Ulrich Pfeifle
Karl Hehn	CDU	21 Hohenlohe	Direct mandate	41.9%
Walter Heiler	SPD	29 Bruchsal	Second mandate	25.7%
Hans Heinz	CDU	16 Schorndorf	Direct mandate	36.0%
Michael Herbricht	REP	19 Eppingen	Second mandate	12.7%
Klaus Herrmann	CDU	12 Ludwigsburg	Direct mandate	35.5%
Dietrich Hildebrandt	Green	34 Heidelberg	Second mandate	20.5%
Jürgen Hofer	FDP / DVP	16 Schorndorf	Second mandate	14.2%
Josef Huchler	REP	66 Biberach	Second mandate	10.9%
Michael Jacobi	Green	14 Bietigheim-Bissingen	Second mandate	15.2%
Marianne Jäger	Green	05 Boeblingen	Second mandate	12.6%	joined on May 19, 2000 as the successor to Reinhard Hackl
Hans Georg Junginger	SPD	39 Weinheim	Second mandate	28.4%
Christian Käs	REP	53 Rottweil	Second mandate	9.5%
Ernst Keitel	CDU	22 Schwäbisch Hall	Direct mandate	30.6%
Helmut Kiefl	CDU	68 cheeks	Direct mandate	50.5%
Friedrich Wilhelm Kiel	FDP / DVP	15 Waiblingen	Second mandate	14.8%
Bernd Kielburger	SPD	44 Enz	Second mandate	26.0%
Ekkehard Kiesswetter	FDP / DVP	02 Stuttgart II	Second mandate	14.9%
Birgit Kipfer	SPD	06 Leonberg	Second mandate	23.0%
Dieter Kleinmann	FDP / DVP	53 Rottweil	Second mandate	10.0%
Hagen Kluck	FDP / DVP	60 Reutlingen	Second mandate	10.7%
Eugen Klunzinger	CDU	05 Boeblingen	Direct mandate	40.1%
Rudolf Köberle	CDU	69 Ravensburg	Direct mandate	49.0%
Lothar King	REP	43 Calw	Second mandate	13.1%
Winfried Kretschmann	Green	09 Nürtingen	Second mandate	13.9%
Wolfram Krisch	REP	12 Ludwigsburg	Second mandate	11.8%
Fritz Kuhn	Green	02 Stuttgart II	Second mandate	17.0%	Resigned from office on June 27, 2000 (successor: Phillip Müller )
Ursula Kuri	CDU	47 Freiburg II	Direct mandate	30.5%
Rolf Kurz	CDU	15 Waiblingen	Direct mandate	34.5%
Ursula Lazarus	CDU	33 Baden-Baden	Direct mandate	49.0%
Johanna Lichy	CDU	18 Heilbronn	Direct mandate	35.8%
Manfred List	CDU	14 Bietigheim-Bissingen	Direct mandate	37.4%
Eberhard Lorenz	SPD	64 Ulm	Second mandate	25.8%
Stefan Mappus	CDU	42 Pforzheim	Direct mandate	41.0%
Ulrich Maurer	SPD	03 Stuttgart III	Second mandate	28.9%
Paul-Stefan Mauz	CDU	61 Hechingen-Münsingen	Direct mandate	41.0%
Gerhard Mayer-Vorfelder	CDU	02 Stuttgart II	Direct mandate	33.7%
Gisela Meister-Scheufelen	CDU	08 Kirchheim	Direct mandate	37.7%	Resigned from office on March 31, 2000 (successor: Dirk Ommeln )
Herbert Moser	SPD	55 Tuttlingen-Donaueschingen	Second mandate	21.1%
Hermann Mühlbeyer	CDU	20 Neckarsulm	Direct mandate	39.9%
Phillip Mueller	Green	02 Stuttgart II	Successor in the second mandate	17.0%	joined Fritz Kuhn on July 19, 2000 as successor
Ulrich Müller	CDU	67 Lake Constance	Direct mandate	44.2%
Walter Müller	SPD	22 Schwäbisch Hall	Second mandate	24.8%
Max Nagel	SPD	35 Mannheim I	Direct mandate	40.1%
Veronika Netzhammer	CDU	57 singing	Direct mandate	44.9%
Ulrich Noll	FDP / DVP	09 Nürtingen	Second mandate	11.8%
Thomas Oelmayer	Green	64 Ulm	Second mandate	15.5%
Günther Oettinger	CDU	13 Vaihingen	Direct mandate	39.6%
Dirk Ommeln	CDU	08 Kirchheim	Successors in direct mandate	37.7%	joined Gisela Meister-Scheufelen on April 10, 2000
Ulrich Pfeifle	SPD	26 Eels	Second mandate	30.8%	Resigned from office on October 31, 1997 (successor: Ursula Haußmann )
Ernst Pfister	FDP / DVP	55 Tuttlingen-Donaueschingen	Second mandate	10.8%
Werner Pfisterer	CDU	34 Heidelberg	Direct mandate	36.1%
Dieter Puchta	SPD	59 Waldshut	Second mandate	26.2%
Klaus Rapp	REP	44 Enz	Second mandate	15.4%
Renate Rastätter	Green	27 Karlsruhe I	Second mandate	17.1%
Helmut Rau	CDU	50 Lahr	Direct mandate	45.6%
Heribert Rech	CDU	29 Bruchsal	Direct mandate	46.9%
Ludger Reddemann	CDU	46 Freiburg I	Direct mandate	38.9%
Julius Redling	SPD	54 Villingen-Schwenningen	Second mandate	22.7%
Peter Reinelt	SPD	58 Loerrach	Second mandate	32.3%
Wolfgang Reinhart	CDU	23 Main-Tauber	Direct mandate	50.7%
Annemie Renz	Green	60 Reutlingen	Second mandate	14.7%
Friedhelm Repnik	CDU	62 Tübingen	Direct mandate	35.2%
Wolfgang Rückert	CDU	06 Leonberg	Direct mandate	40.5%
Robert Ruder	CDU	51 Offenburg	Direct mandate	47.8%
Christine Rudolf	SPD	14 Bietigheim-Bissingen	Successor in a second mandate	23.2%	joined Harald B. Schäfer on June 5, 1996
Dieter Salomon	Green	47 Freiburg II	Second mandate	24.9%
Günther Schäfer	Green	56 Constance	Second mandate	18.9%
Harald B. Schäfer	SPD	14 Bietigheim-Bissingen	Second mandate	23.2%	Resigned from office on June 4, 1996 (successor: Christine Rudolf )
Thomas Schäuble	CDU	32 Rastatt	Direct mandate	47.9%
Hermann Schaufler	CDU	60 Reutlingen	Direct mandate	39.9%
Gerd Scheffold	CDU	66 Biberach	Direct mandate	52.9%
Stefan Scheffold	CDU	25 Schwäbisch Gmünd	Direct mandate	44.2%
Winfried Scheuermann	CDU	44 Enz	Direct mandate	34.3%
Sabine Schlager	Green	62 Tübingen	Second mandate	19.3%
Rolf Schlierer	REP	14 Bietigheim-Bissingen	Second mandate	11.9%
Nils Schmid	SPD	09 Nürtingen	Successor in the second mandate	23.6%	Successor to Werner Weinmann
Roland Schmid	CDU	04 Stuttgart IV	Direct mandate	34.6%
Claus Schmiedel	SPD	12 Ludwigsburg	Second mandate	25.5%
Alfred Schöffler	SPD	20 Neckarsulm	Second mandate	28.5%
Alexander Schonath	REP	22 Schwäbisch Hall	Second mandate	12.3%
Franz Shoemaker	CDU	55 Tuttlingen-Donaueschingen	Direct mandate	48.6%
Lieselotte Schweikert	FDP / DVP	39 Weinheim	Successor in a second mandate	11.2%	joined Hans Freudenberg on December 15, 1998
Rosely Swiss	CDU	17 Backnang	Direct mandate	34.0%
Hermann Seimetz	CDU	11 Geislingen	Direct mandate	39.2%
Rolf Seltenreich	SPD	36 Mannheim II	Second mandate	30.6%
Michael Sieber	CDU	37 Wiesloch	Direct mandate	43.3%
Helga Solinger	SPD	02 Stuttgart II	Second mandate	24.3%
Dieter Spöri	SPD	18 Heilbronn	Second mandate	33.8%
Willi Stächele	CDU	52 throat	Direct mandate	49.9%
Wolfgang Staiger	SPD	24 Heidenheim	Second mandate	29.6%
Eva Stanienda	CDU	01 Stuttgart I	Direct mandate	31.9%
Hans-Jochem Steim	CDU	53 Rottweil	Direct mandate	45.8%
Gerhard Stolz	Green	28 Karlsruhe II	Second mandate	16.4%
Gerhard Stratthaus	CDU	40 Schwetzingen	Direct mandate	41.6%
Peter Straub	CDU	59 Waldshut	Direct mandate	44.5%
Gerd Teßmer	SPD	38 Neckar-Odenwald	Second mandate	25.3%
Erwin the devil	CDU	54 Villingen-Schwenningen	Direct mandate	50.9%
Renate Thon	Green	44 Enz	Second mandate	10.8%
Arnold Tölg	CDU	43 Calw	Direct mandate	42.1%
Karl Traub	CDU	65 Ehingen	Direct mandate	48.5%
Heinz Troll	REP	29 Bruchsal	Second mandate	11.8%
Klaus von Trotha	CDU	56 Constance	Direct mandate	40.8%
Ewald Veigel	FDP / DVP	44 Enz	Second mandate	11.1%
Erwin Vetter	CDU	31 Ettlingen	Direct mandate	48.8%
Hans Vogt	SPD	48 Breisgau	Successor in the second mandate	24.0%	joined on December 12, 2000 as the successor to Ulrich Brinkmann
Christa Vossschulte	CDU	07 Esslingen	Direct mandate	37.7%
Gustav Wabro	CDU	26 Eels	Direct mandate	46.4%
Georg Wacker	CDU	39 Weinheim	Direct mandate	39.4%
Jürgen Walter	Green	12 Ludwigsburg	Second mandate	14.8%
Gerd Weimer	SPD	62 Tübingen	Second mandate	24.8%
Werner Weinmann	SPD	09 Nürtingen	Second mandate	23.6%	† February 13, 1997 (successor: Nils Schmid )
Gerhard Weiser	CDU	41 Sinsheim	Direct mandate	42.2%
Karl-Peter Wettstein	SPD	40 Schwetzingen	Second mandate	32.6%	Resigned from office on January 3, 2000 (successor: Rosa Grünstein )
Franz Wieser	CDU	30 boards	Direct mandate	40.6%
Rolf Wilhelm	REP	61 Hechingen-Münsingen	Second mandate	10.1%
Clemens Winckler	CDU	03 Stuttgart III	Direct mandate	34.1%
Peter Wintruff	SPD	30 boards	Second mandate	27.0%
Walter Witzel	Green	46 Freiburg I	Second mandate	23.0%
Marianne Wonnay	SPD	49 Emmendingen	Second mandate	27.7%
Martin Zeiher	CDU	58 Loerrach	Direct mandate	36.9%
Norbert Zeller	SPD	67 Lake Constance	Second mandate	21.3%
Gerd Zimmermann	CDU	19 Eppingen	Direct mandate	35.5%

References and comments

1. ↑ Josef Weik: The members of the state parliament in Baden-Württemberg 1946 to 2003 . Stuttgart 2003, 7th edition, ISBN 3-923476-03-5 , page 197
2. ^ Text of the state constitution - accessed on May 19, 2009

literature

• Klaus-J. Holzapfel (Ed.): State Parliament of Baden-Württemberg - 12th electoral period - 1996-2001 . 1st edition. Neue Darmstädter Verlagsanstalt, Rheinbreitbach 1996, ISBN 3-87576-364-5