List of political associations not admitted to the 2009 Bundestag election
This list of political associations not admitted to the 2009 Bundestag election contains all voter associations that wanted to participate in the 2009 Bundestag election but were not recognized as parties.
The federal electoral committee decided on July 17, 2009 on the party status of the indicated parties and electoral associations . 49 parties and political associations wanted to run for the Bundestag election and had submitted their wish to participate in the Bundestag election to the Federal Returning Officer. Of these 49, 21 were recognized as parties in the committee meeting and then had to submit state lists in order to be admitted to the federal election with them. 8 other parties that were already represented with seats in the Bundestag or a Landtag did not need to be recognized, but were allowed to vote in the Bundestag election without one.
| Short name (official spelling of |
Long name (in normal notation) | Comment on recognition as a party according to § 18 BWahlG [1] |
|---|---|---|
| THE FREEDOMS | The Freedom | unanimously not recognized (notification of participation withdrawn in August 2008) |
| BPD | Citizens Party Germany | unanimously not recognized (only 5 members and no electoral participation) |
| APPD | Anarchist Pogo Party of Germany | not recognized by a 2/3 majority (2 votes in favor) (doubts about the will to form a political will) |
| HUMAN ECONOMY | Human Economy Party | unanimously not recognized (no representative present at committee meeting for questions) |
| PASSPORT | Party of the Willing to Work and the Socially Vulnerable - Anti-Discrimination Association | unanimously not recognized (notification of participation not in the correct form, only by fax) |
| PAGAN | Homeland Germany | unanimously not recognized (no representative present at committee meeting for questions) |
| The party | Party for work, the rule of law, animal welfare, elite support and grassroots initiative | unanimously not recognized (low election results, participation in the European elections failed due to missing signatures, the treasurer present cannot specify the exact number of members and does not know the documents submitted) |
| THE GRAY | The gray generation party | unanimously not recognized (no representative present at committee meeting for questions) |
| ÜPD | "ÜberPartei" of Germany | unanimously not recognized (doubt that ÜPD is perceived as a party in its public relations work) |
| pi | Party interim | unanimously not recognized (problems with support signatures, doubts about popular support) |
| THE FREE | Germany's free voters | unanimously not recognized (no representative present at committee meeting for questions) |
| DD | Democracy DD Germany | unanimously not recognized (notification of participation only by e-mail, party not yet founded) |
| AVR | We too are the people: the pensioners | unanimously not recognized (no representative present at committee meeting for questions) |
| D-BÜ | Democratic Citizens Movement! | Not recognized by a 2/3 majority (1 pro vote) after long discussion and Chairman Egeler's proposal for recognition (problematic membership counting on the Internet) |
| BDG | Alliance of Generations | unanimously not recognized (only 48 members, 1 regional association and only want to compete in Stade ) |
| ESBAP | European Social Citizens Workers Party | unanimously not recognized (no representative present at committee meeting for questions) |
| BPA | The citizens' party for “everyone” - so that we “all” can make a difference! In politics and business. | unanimously not recognized (only 8 members, Federal Returning Officer Egeler: "All criteria are not met") |
| GFP | Global Future Party | unanimously not recognized (original receipt of notification of participation after expiry of the deadline, no evidence of formal statutes elections) |
| FW | Free voters Lower Saxony - citizens' initiatives, citizens lists and independent voter communities | unanimously not recognized (notification of participation withdrawn before the committee meeting) |
| SAY | Social alternative for justice | unanimously not recognized (only 37 members, no participation in the election as a party since it was founded in 2007) |
| FBU | Free Citizens Union | unanimously not recognized (party status expired after 6 years of inactivity, only 27 members at the Federal Assembly, no representative at the committee meeting for inquiries) |
| POP | Pogo party | has not been decided: disbanded before the meeting of the federal electoral committee |
| TP | Tempelhof Party - Direct Democracy Is Now Taking Place! | unanimously not recognized (only 12 members, no regional associations or public relations) |
| PRSG | Party for Law and Social Justice | unanimously not recognized (party status expired after 6 years of inactivity, no information on membership numbers, regional associations and public relations) |
| FWG The Free | Free Voters Community - Independent Group Germany Party Union Association | unanimously not recognized (founded in June 2009, 8 members when founded, no regional associations) |
| SMOKING PARTY | Smoking party Germany | unanimously not recognized (statutory name (abbreviation) missing, founded in June 2009 with only 7 members) |
| CDXL | Center Democrats; We are the people - We are the focus | unanimously not recognized (original receipt of notification of participation 2 days after the deadline) |
| DDBP | German Democratic Citizens Party | unanimously not recognized (notification of participation only by email, no statutory name and board elections) |
| ULPD | Independent Liberal Party Germany | unanimously not recognized (only 5 members, no regional associations, no election participation since it was founded in 2005) |
| B. | The mountain party | unanimously not recognized under protest of the association (notification of participation received 8 hours too late due to 4-day mail, express letter to PO box address was not possible) |
| ASDU | Alternative Social Democratic Union | unanimously not recognized (deadline for notification of participation not met and only by email) |
See also
Individual evidence
- ↑ a b c Roderich Egeler (Federal Returning Officer): 49 parties and political associations reported participation in the federal election, ( Memento of the original from 23 September 2015 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. Press release from June 30, 2009
- ↑ a b Parliamentary television: broadcast of the first meeting of the Federal Electoral Committee on July 17, 2009
