List of members of the state parliament of Baden-Württemberg (14th electoral term)

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This list gives an overview of all members of the 14th Baden-Württemberg state parliament (2006–2011) with parliamentary group membership , constituency and share of votes.

The 14th state parliament was elected on March 26, 2006. The first plenary session took place on June 13, 2006. The electoral term ended on April 30, 2011.

Composition of the state parliament

In the state elections , the CDU emerged as the strongest party with 44.2 percent of the vote, the SPD received 25.2 percent, Bündnis 90 / Die Grünen 11.7 percent and the FDP / DVP 10.7 percent. This resulted in the following distribution of mandates:

fraction Seats
CDU 069
SPD 038
Alliance 90 / The Greens 017th
FDP / DVP 015th
total 139

Oswald Metzger , who entered the state parliament for the Greens in the constituency of Biberach, ended his membership in his party on November 27, 2007 and was then a non-attached MP. The group of the Greens had only 16 members at that time. He resigned his state parliament mandate on February 8, 2008, followed by Eugen Schlachter from Biberach on February 18, 2008 .

Bureau

The Presidium of the State Parliament consisted of 18 members. The president of the state parliament was Peter Straub (CDU). His two deputies were Wolfgang Drexler (SPD) and Christa Vossschulte (CDU).

Committees

In the 14th electoral period, the state parliament formed twelve committees:

Committee Chairman
Standing Committee Winfried Mack , CDU
Finance committee Ingo Rust , SPD
Economic Committee Veronika Netzhammer , CDU
Home Committee Hans Georg Junginger , SPD
until August 31, 2009
Walter Heiler
from September 1, 2009
Committee on School, Youth and Sport Norbert Zeller , SPD
Environment Committee Ulrich Müller , CDU
Social committee Brigitte Lösch , Greens
Rural and Agriculture Committee Karl Traub , CDU
Committee on Science, Research and the Arts Dieter Kleinmann , FDP / DVP
Europe Committee Gerhard Stratthaus , CDU
Petitions Committee Jörg Döpper , CDU
Electoral review committee Klaus Herrmann , CDU

In addition, there is 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
Katrin Altpeter SPD 15 Waiblingen Second mandate 27.2%
Birgit Arnold FDP / DVP 39 Weinheim Second mandate 10.2%
Dietmar Bachmann FDP / DVP 02 Stuttgart II Second mandate 14.5%
Theresia Bauer Green 34 Heidelberg Second mandate 21.0%
Christoph Bayer SPD 48 Breisgau Second mandate 26.0%
Norbert Beck CDU 45 Freudenstadt Successors in direct mandate 44.6% joined Carmina Brenner on September 19, 2007
Ernst Behringer CDU 70 Sigmaringen Direct mandate 53.8%
Heiderose Berroth FDP / DVP 06 Leonberg Second mandate 13.4%
Dietrich Birk CDU 10 Göppingen Direct mandate 44.3%
Thomas Blenke CDU 43 Calw Direct mandate 44.2%
Thomas Bopp CDU 02 Stuttgart II Successors in direct mandate 38.0% joined on June 2, 2008 as the successor to Christoph Palmer
Monika Bormann CDU 62 Tübingen Successor in direct mandate 38.6% joined Klaus Tappeser on January 8, 2008
Stephan Braun SPD 05 Boeblingen Second mandate 25.3%
Carla Bregenzer SPD 08 Kirchheim unter Teck Second mandate 25.4% resigned on April 30, 2008 (successor: Sabine Fohler )
Carmina Brenner CDU 45 Freudenstadt Direct mandate 44.6% resigned on September 16, 2007 (successor: Norbert Beck )
Tobias Brenner SPD 06 Leonberg Successor in the second mandate 22.7% joined Birgit Kipfer on January 1, 2010
Elke Brunnemer CDU 41 Sinsheim Direct mandate 43.6%
Friedrich Bullinger FDP / DVP 22 Schwäbisch Hall Second mandate 14.4%
Fritz Buschle SPD 55 Tuttlingen-Donaueschingen Second mandate 20.4%
Monika boss FDP / DVP 14 Bietigheim-Bissingen Second mandate 11.4%
Jörg Döpper CDU 09 Nürtingen Direct mandate 41.2%
Wolfgang Drexler SPD 07 Esslingen am Neckar Second mandate 31.2%
Dieter Ehret FDP / DVP 49 Emmendingen Second mandate 11.7%
Friedhelm Ernst FDP / DVP 29 Bruchsal Successor in the second mandate 10.3% moved up on September 8, 2009 as successor to Michael Theurer
Beate Fauser FDP / DVP 43 Calw Second mandate 12.6%
Albrecht Fischer CDU 13 Vaihingen Successors in direct mandate 45.2% joined Günther Oettinger on February 6, 2010
Gundolf Fleischer CDU 48 Breisgau Direct mandate 44.9%
Sabine Fohler SPD 08 Kirchheim Successor in a second mandate 25.4% joined Carla Bregenzer on May 1, 2008
Michael Foell CDU 04 Stuttgart IV Direct mandate 36.8% resigned on September 30, 2008 (successor: Ilse Unold )
Reinhold Gall SPD 20 Neckarsulm Second mandate 28.4%
Ulrich Goll FDP / DVP 15 Waiblingen Second mandate 14.1%
Manfred Groh CDU 27 Karlsruhe I Direct mandate 36.4%
Pink greenstone SPD 40 Schwetzingen Second mandate 31.2%
Friedlinde Gurr-Hirsch CDU 19 Eppingen Direct mandate 44.3%
Gustav-Adolf Haas SPD 46 Freiburg I Second mandate 22.3% resigned on November 5, 2009 (successor: Walter Krögner )
Hans-Martin Haller SPD 63 Balingen Second mandate 26.2%
Rita Haller-Haid SPD 62 Tübingen Second mandate 22.0%
Peter Hauk CDU 38 Neckar-Odenwald Direct mandate 53.7% Group leader since February 2010
Rudolf Hausmann SPD 60 Reutlingen Second mandate 24.0%
Ursula Haussmann SPD 26 Eels Second mandate 24.3%
Helen Heberer SPD 36 Mannheim II Second mandate 29.4%
Walter Heiler SPD 29 Bruchsal Second mandate 27.3%
Hans Heinz CDU 16 Schorndorf Direct mandate 44.8
Klaus Herrmann CDU 12 Ludwigsburg Direct mandate 38.8%
Dieter Hillebrand CDU 60 Reutlingen Direct mandate 41.1%
Bernd Hitzler CDU 24 Heidenheim Direct mandate 43.4%
Peter Hofelich SPD 10 Göppingen Second mandate 29.0%
Andreas Hoffmann CDU 56 Constance Direct mandate 40.6%
Manfred Hollenbach CDU 14 Bietigheim-Bissingen Direct mandate 41.4%
Karl-Wolfgang Jägel CDU 32 Rastatt Direct mandate 46.0%
Karl-Heinz Joseph SPD 38 Neckar-Odenwald Second mandate 28.4% † May 6, 2007 (successor: Georg Nelius )
Hans Georg Junginger SPD 39 Weinheim Second mandate 27.2% resigned on August 31, 2009 (successor: Gerhard Kleinböck )
Gunter Kaufmann SPD 32 Rastatt Second mandate 28.2%
Birgit Kipfer SPD 06 Leonberg Second mandate 22.7% resigned on December 31, 2009 (successor: Tobias Brenner )
Karl Klein CDU 37 Wiesloch Direct mandate 49.1%
Gerhard Kleinböck SPD 39 Weinheim Successor in the second mandate 27.2% joined on August 31, 2009 as successor to Hans Georg Junginger
Dieter Kleinmann FDP / DVP 53 Rottweil Second mandate 14.0%
Wilfried Klenk CDU 17 Backnang Direct mandate 44.7%
Hagen Kluck FDP / DVP 60 Reutlingen Second mandate 11.9%
Thomas Knapp SPD 44 Enz Second mandate 26.7%
Rudolf Köberle CDU 69 Ravensburg Direct mandate 49.3%
Joachim Kößler CDU 30 boards Direct mandate 43.6%
Winfried Kretschmann Green 09 Nürtingen Second mandate 13.7% Group leader
Walter Krögner SPD 46 Freiburg I Successor in the second mandate 22.3% joined on November 5, 2009 as successor to Gustav-Adolf Haas
Andrea Krueger CDU 01 Stuttgart I Direct mandate 31.5%
Jochen Karl Kübler CDU 21 Hohenlohe Direct mandate 49.8%
Sabine Kurtz CDU 06 Leonberg Direct mandate 43.0%
Bernhard Lasotta CDU 20 Neckarsulm Direct mandate 46.4%
Ursula Lazarus CDU 33 Baden-Baden Direct mandate 48.5%
Siegfried Lehmann Green 56 Constance Second mandate 18.9%
Johanna Lichy CDU 18 Heilbronn Direct mandate 42.4%
Paul Locherer CDU 68 Wangen in the Allgäu Direct mandate 58.0%
Reinhard Loeffler CDU 03 Stuttgart III Direct mandate 39.1%
Brigitte Lösch Green 01 Stuttgart I Second mandate 24.0%
Ulrich Lusche CDU 58 Loerrach Direct mandate 38.2%
Winfried Mack CDU 26 Eels Direct mandate 49.0%
Stefan Mappus CDU 42 Pforzheim Direct mandate 46.8% Group leader until February 2010
Frank Mentrup SPD 35 Mannheim I Direct mandate 40.0%
Oswald Metzger Green 66 Biberach Second mandate 16.7% from November 27, 2007 non-attached
mandate resigned on February 8, 2008 (successor: Eugen Schlachter )
Bärbl Mielich Green 48 Breisgau Second mandate 14.1%
Ulrich Müller CDU 67 Lake Constance Direct mandate 44.2%
Bernd Murschel Green 06 Leonberg Second mandate 12.6%
Georg Nelius SPD 38 Neckar-Odenwald Successor in the second mandate 28.4% joined on May 18, 2007 as successor to Karl-Heinz Joseph
Paul Nemeth CDU 05 Boeblingen Direct mandate 43.3%
Veronika Netzhammer CDU 57 singing Direct mandate 47.2%
Ilka Neuenhaus Green 62 Tübingen Successor in a second mandate 22.1% joined Boris Palmer on May 26, 2007
Ulrich Noll FDP / DVP 09 Nürtingen Second mandate 13.8% Group leader until June 2009
Thomas Oelmayer Green 64 Ulm Second mandate 17.5%
Günther Oettinger CDU 13 Vaihingen Direct mandate 45.2% resigned on February 5, 2010 (successor: Albrecht Fischer )
Christoph Palm CDU 15 Waiblingen Direct mandate 42.2%
Boris Palmer Green 62 Tübingen Second mandate 22.1% Resigned from office on May 25, 2007 (successor: Ilka Neuenhaus )
Christoph Palmer CDU 02 Stuttgart II Direct mandate 38.0% Resigned from office on May 31, 2008 (successor: Thomas Bopp )
Günther-Martin Pauli CDU 63 Balingen Direct mandate 50.4%
Ernst Pfister FDP / DVP 55 Tuttlingen-Donaueschingen Second mandate 16.4%
Werner Pfisterer CDU 34 Heidelberg Direct mandate 34.6%
Reinhold Pix Green 46 Freiburg I Second mandate 23.2%
Rainer Prewo SPD 43 Calw Second mandate 24.4%
Margot Queitsch SPD 47 Freiburg II Second mandate 28.2%
Werner Raab CDU 31 Ettlingen Direct mandate 46.7%
Renate Rastätter Green 28 Karlsruhe II Second mandate 16.4%
Helmut Rau CDU 50 Lahr Direct mandate 50.3%
Nicole Razavi CDU 11 Geislingen Direct mandate 45.9%
Heribert Rech CDU 29 Bruchsal Direct mandate 49.0
Klaus Dieter Reichardt CDU 36 Mannheim II Direct mandate 38.6% Resigned from office on March 1, 2011 (successor: Rebekka Schmitt-Illert )
Wolfgang Reinhart CDU 23 Main-Tauber Direct mandate 54.4%
Martin Rivoir SPD 64 Ulm Second mandate 24.4%
Karl-Wilhelm Röhm CDU 61 Hechingen-Münsingen Direct mandate 48.1%
Karl Rombach CDU 54 Villingen-Schwenningen Direct mandate 49.4%
Christine Rudolf SPD 14 Bietigheim-Bissingen Second mandate 26.2%
Helmut Walter Rüeck CDU 22 Schwäbisch Hall Direct mandate 38.3%
Hans-Ulrich Rülke FDP 44 Enz Second mandate 13.8% Group leader since June 2009
Ingo Rust SPD 19 Eppingen Second mandate 26.3%
Nikolaos Sakellariou SPD 22 Schwäbisch Hall Second mandate 27.6%
Bernhard Schätzle CDU 47 Freiburg II Direct mandate 30.3%
Volker Schebesta CDU 51 Offenburg Direct mandate 50.5%
Stefan Scheffold CDU 25 Schwäbisch Gmünd Direct mandate 48.2%
Winfried Scheuermann CDU 44 Enz Direct mandate 40.1%
Eugen Schlachter Green 66 Biberach Successor in the second mandate 16.7% joined Oswald Metzger on February 18, 2008
Nils Schmid SPD 09 Nürtingen Second mandate 23.0%
Rebekka Schmitt-Illert CDU 36 Mannheim II Successor in direct mandate 38.6% joined Klaus Dieter Reichardt in March 2011
Claus Schmiedel SPD 12 Ludwigsburg Second mandate 25.9% Chairman of the parliamentary group since January 2008
Peter Schneider CDU 66 Biberach Direct mandate 51.2%
Klaus Schüle CDU 46 Freiburg I Direct mandate 40.0%
Katrin Schütz CDU 28 Karlsruhe II Direct mandate 38.2%
Marcel Schwehr CDU 49 Emmendingen Direct mandate 39.4%
Hans-Ulrich Sckerl Green 39 Weinheim Second mandate 12.6%
Edith Sitzmann Green 47 Freiburg II Second mandate 24.2%
Gisela Splett Green 27 Karlsruhe I Second mandate 16.2%
Willi Stächele CDU 52 throat Direct mandate 48.6%
Wolfgang Staiger SPD 24 Heidenheim Second mandate 33.7% retired on March 31, 2009 (successor: Andreas Stoch )
Wolfgang Stehmer SPD 13 Vaihingen Second mandate 23.9%
Rainer Stickelberger SPD 58 Loerrach Second mandate 31.6%
Johannes Stober SPD 27 Karlsruhe I Second mandate 28.2%
Andreas Stoch SPD 24 Heidenheim Successor in the second mandate 33.7% joined on April 1, 2009 as successor to Wolfgang Staiger
Monika Stolz CDU 64 Ulm Direct mandate 43.8%
Gerhard Stratthaus CDU 40 Schwetzingen Direct mandate 43.9%
Peter Straub CDU 59 Waldshut Direct mandate 44.3%
Klaus Tappeser CDU 62 Tübingen Direct mandate 38.6% resigned on January 7, 2008 (successor: Monika Bormann )
Stefan Teufel CDU 53 Rottweil Direct mandate 48.4%
Michael Theurer FDP 45 Freudenstadt Second mandate 19.8% Resigned from office on August 31, 2009 (successor: Friedhelm Ernst )
Karl Traub CDU 65 Ehingen Direct mandate 54.6%
Ilse Unold CDU 04 Stuttgart IV Successor in direct mandate 36.8% joined Michael Föll on October 1, 2008
Franz Untersteller Green 14 Bietigheim-Bissingen Second mandate 11.4%
Ute Vogt SPD 30 boards Second mandate 31.4% resigned on September 30, 2009 (successor Wolfgang Wehowsky )

Group chairman until January 2008

Christa Vossschulte CDU 07 Esslingen Direct mandate 40.0%
Georg Wacker CDU 39 Weinheim Direct mandate 42.6%
Jürgen Walter Green 12 Ludwigsburg Second mandate 15.1%
Wolfgang Wehowsky SPD 30 boards Successor in the second mandate 31.4% joined Ute Vogt on October 1, 2009 as successor
Hans-Peter Wetzel FDP / DVP 67 Lake Constance Second mandate 11.6%
Alfred Winkler SPD 59 Waldshut Second mandate 24.1%
Guido Wolf CDU 55 Tuttlingen-Donaueschingen Direct mandate 46.0%
Werner Wölfle Green 02 Stuttgart II Second mandate 16.6%
Marianne Wonnay SPD 49 Emmendingen Second mandate 28.8%
Norbert Zeller SPD 67 Lake Constance Second mandate 22.5%
Karl Zimmermann CDU 08 Kirchheim unter Teck Direct mandate 41.6%

References and comments

  1. ↑ Detailed result on the website of the State Statistical Office of Baden-Württemberg ( Memento of the original from December 31, 2011 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. - accessed on May 6, 2012 @1@ 2Template: Webachiv / IABot / www.statistik-bw.de
  2. ↑ Allocation of seats in the state parliaments from 1964 to 2011 ( Memento of the original dated December 2, 2011 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was automatically inserted and not yet checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. - accessed on May 6, 2012 @1@ 2Template: Webachiv / IABot / statistik-bw.de
  3. ^ List of the members of the presidium in the state parliament of Baden-Württemberg. 14th legislative term. Printed matter 14/2. Page 1 (PDF; 55 kB) - accessed on September 23, 2012
  4. ^ List of members and deputies of the Standing Committee in the Baden-Württemberg state parliament. 14th legislative term. Printed matter 14/2. Page 2 (PDF; 55 kB) - accessed on September 23, 2012
  5. ^ List of members and deputies of the finance committee in the state parliament of Baden-Württemberg. 14th legislative term. Printed matter 14/2. Page 3 (PDF; 55 kB) - accessed on September 23, 2012
  6. ^ List of members and deputies of the economic committee in the state parliament of Baden-Württemberg. 14th legislative term. Printed matter 14/2. Page 4 (PDF; 55 kB) - accessed on September 23, 2012
  7. ^ List of members and deputies of the Interior Committee in the Baden-Württemberg state parliament. 14th legislative term. Printed matter 14/2. Page 5 (PDF; 55 kB) - accessed on September 23, 2012
  8. ^ List of members and deputies of the committee for youth, family and sport in the state parliament of Baden-Württemberg. 14th legislative term. Printed matter 14/2. Page 6 (PDF; 55 kB) - accessed on September 23, 2012
  9. ↑ List of the members and deputies of the environmental committee in the state parliament of Baden-Württemberg. 14th legislative term. Printed matter 14/2. Page 7 (PDF; 55 kB) - accessed on September 23, 2012
  10. ^ List of members and deputies of the social committee in the state parliament of Baden-Württemberg. 14th legislative term. Printed matter 14/2. Page 8 (PDF; 55 kB) - accessed on September 23, 2012
  11. ^ List of the members and deputies of the Committee for Rural Areas and Agriculture in the Baden-Württemberg state parliament. 14th legislative term. Printed matter 14/2. Page 9 (PDF; 55 kB) - accessed on September 23, 2012
  12. ^ List of members and deputies of the committee for science, research and art in the state parliament of Baden-Württemberg. 14th legislative term. Printed matter 14/2. Page 10 (PDF; 55 kB) - accessed on September 23, 2012
  13. ^ List of members and deputies of the European Committee in the Baden-Württemberg state parliament. 14th legislative term. Printed matter 14/2. Page 11 (PDF; 55 kB) - accessed on September 23, 2012
  14. ^ List of members and deputies of the Petitions Committee in the Baden-Württemberg state parliament. 14th legislative term. Printed matter 14/2. Page 12 (PDF; 55 kB) - accessed on September 23, 2012
  15. ^ List of the members and deputies of the election review committee in the state parliament of Baden-Württemberg. 14th legislative term. Printed matter 14/2. Page 14 (PDF; 55 kB) - accessed on September 23, 2012
  16. ↑ List of members and deputies of the committee according to Article 10 of the Basic Law in the Baden-Württemberg state parliament. 14th legislative term. Printed matter 14/2. Page 14 (PDF; 55 kB) - accessed on September 23, 2012
  17. ↑ List of the members and deputies of the committee according to Article 62 of the state constitution in the state parliament of Baden-Württemberg. 14th legislative term. Printed matter 14/2. Page 13 (PDF; 55 kB) - accessed on September 23, 2012

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