Reichstag election 1887

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(Share of votes in percent)
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30th
20th
10
0
22.2
20.1
15.2
12.9
10.1
9.8
6.2
1.5
1.2
0.8
DKP
DFP
SAP
DRP
Minorities g
Otherwise.
Gains and losses
compared to 1884
 % p
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   4th
   2
   0
  -2
  -4
  -6
+4.6
-2.5
± 0.0
-4.7
+0.4
+2.9
-0.6
-0.2
-0.5
+0.6
DKP
DFP
SAP
DRP
Minorities g
Otherwise.
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Remarks:
g Alsace-Lorraine (3.1%), Poland (2.9%), Danes (0.2%)
          
A total of 397 seats
The results of the Reichstag election by constituency. The numbering of the constituencies corresponds to that in the table.

The Reichstag election in 1887 was the election for the 7th German Reichstag . It took place on February 21, 1887.

The turnout was just over 77%, well above that of all previous Reichstag elections. Only in the Reichstag election in 1907 was an even higher turnout achieved.

The election took place after the Federal Councilor and Emperor dissolved the Reichstag on January 14, 1887. The reason was the rejection of the army bill by Otto von Bismarck's government in the Reichstag. This was supposed to replace the old army law of 1881, which would have expired in the coming year. The army should be increased by around 10% to 468,000 men in peacetime. This regulation, which was justified by foreign policy tensions ( Boulangism in France), was to remain in effect for seven years ( Septennat ). Not the content, but this long period of validity met with opposition. Bismarck turned down the Center's compromise proposals ; he hoped that the new election would result in a stable, conservative, national-liberal majority. This may have been due to his concern that his influence under the possibly more liberal heir to the throne Friedrich Wilhelm - Kaiser Wilhelm I was 90 years old - would wane with a liberal majority in the Reichstag.

On the day of the dissolution, the German Conservative Party , the German Reich Party and the National Liberal Party concluded an electoral alliance to mutually support promising candidates. All three so-called cartel parties supported Bismarck's position. This made the dispute over the army bill in the election campaign a question of principle, whether the German army should be a "parliamentary army" or an "imperial army". The population evidently followed Bismarck: the cartel parties won an overwhelming victory, left-wing liberals and social democrats were weakened. On March 11, 1887, the new “Kartellreichstag” approved the septnate.

For the first time, Otto Böckel, a member of the Reichstag who described himself primarily as an anti-Semite , entered the Reichstag .

Results

Political Direction Parties Votes Sit in the Reichstag
in millions proportion of compared to 1884 absolutely proportion of compared to 1884
conservative German Conservative Party (DKP) 1.147 15.2% ± 0.0% 80 20.2%   +2  
German Reich Party (DRP) 0.736   9.8% + 2.9% 42 10.6% +14  
liberal Right- National Liberal Party (NLP) 1.678 22.2% + 4.6% 97 24.4% +46  
Independent liberals n / A   n / A n / A   3   0.8%   +3  
Left- German Radical Party (DFP) 0.973 12.9% −4.7% 32   8.1% −35  
German People's Party (DtVP) 0.089   1.2% −0.5%   - -   −7  
Catholics Center Party 1.516 20.1% −2.5% 98 24.7%   −1  
Socialists Social Democrats (SAP) 0.763 10.1% + 0.4% 11   2.8% −13  
Regional parties ,
minorities 		German-Hanoverian Party (DHP) 0.113   1.5% −0.2%   4th   1.0%   −7  
Poland 0.220   2.9% −0.7% 13   3.3%   −3  
Danes 0.012   0.2% −0.1%   1   0.3%   ± 0  
Alsace-Lorraine 0.234   3.1% + 0.2% 15th   3.8%   ± 0  
Anti-semites 0.012   0.2% + 0.2%   1   0.3%   +1  
Others 0.048   0.6% + 0.4%   - -   ± 0  
total 7.541  100% 397 100%

Elected MPs by constituency

In each of the 397 constituencies , a member was elected by absolute majority voting. If no candidate achieved an absolute majority in the first ballot, a runoff election was held between the two best-placed candidates. The following tables show the constituency winners and their party status as stated in the official final result. In some cases the name of the electoral district winner is not or only partially known.

Prussia

Kingdom of Prussia
East Prussia Province - Koenigsberg District
1 Memel , Heydekrug Helmuth Karl Bernhard von Moltke DKP
2 Labiau , Wehlau Werner von Gustedt-Lablacken DKP
3 Koenigsberg city Hermann Theodor Hoffmann NLP
4th Fischhausen , Königsberg-Land August von Dönhoff DKP
5 Heiligenbeil , Prussian Eylau Alfred von Tettau DKP
6th Braunsberg , Heilsberg Peter Spahn center
7th Prussian Holland , Mohrungen Rudolph Wichmann DKP
8th Osterode i. Opr. , Neidenburg Heinrich Stephanus DKP
9 Allenstein , Rößel Rudolph Borowski center
10 Rastenburg , Friedland , Gerdauen Udo zu Stolberg-Wernigerode DKP
East Prussia Province - Gumbinnen District
1 Tilsit , lowland Albrecht Heinrich von Schlieckmann DKP
2 Ragnit , Pillkallen Albert von Sperber DKP
3 Gumbinnen , Insterburg Otto Saro DKP
4th Stallupönen , Goldap , Darkehmen Max Bergmann DKP
5 Angerburg , Lötzen Ludwig von Staudy DKP
6th Oletzko , Lyck , Johannisburg Eduard Maubach DKP
7th Sensburg , Ortelsburg Julius von Mirbach DKP
West Prussia Province - Gdansk District
1 Marienburg , Elbing Bernhard von Puttkamer DKP
2 Gdansk country Archibald von Gramatzki DKP
3 Gdansk city Karl Schrader DFP
4th Neustadt (Westpr.) , Putzig , Karthaus Anton von Kalkstein Pole
5 Berent , Prussian Stargard , Dirschau Michael von Kalkstein Pole
West Prussia Province - Marienwerder District
1 Marienwerder , Stuhm Waldemar Mueller DRP
2 Rosenberg (West Pr.) , Löbau Rodrigo zu Dohna-Finckenstein DKP
3 Graudenz , Strasburg (West Pr.) Arthur Hobrecht NLP
4th Thorn , Kulm , Briesen August Dommes NLP
5 Schwetz Otto Holtz DRP
6th Konitz , Tuchel Adam by Janta Polczynski Pole
7th Schlochau , Flatow Wilhelm Scheffer DKP
8th German crown Karl von Gamp-Massaunen DRP
Berlin
1 Old Berlin , Cölln , Friedrichswerder , Dorotheenstadt , Friedrichstadt-Nord Moritz Klotz DFP
2 Schöneberger Vorstadt , Friedrichsvorstadt , Tempelhofer Vorstadt , Friedrichstadt-Süd Rudolf Virchow DFP
3 Luisenstadt this side of the canal , Neu-Cölln August Munckel DFP
4th Luisenstadt across the canal , Stralauer Vorstadt , Königsstadt-Ost Paul Singer SAP
5 Spandauer Vorstadt , Friedrich-Wilhelm-Stadt , Königsstadt-West Karl Baumbach DFP
6th Wedding , Gesundbrunnen , Moabit , Oranienburger Vorstadt , Rosenthaler Vorstadt Wilhelm Hasenclever SAP
Brandenburg Province - Potsdam District
1 Westprignitz Siegfried von Saldern DKP
2 Ostprignitz Hermann von Graevenitz DRP
3 Ruppin , Templin Hugo von Saldern-Ahlimb-Ringenwalde DKP
4th Prenzlau , Angermünde Friedrich von Wedell-Malchow DKP
5 Oberbarnim Ernst von Eckardstein-Prötzel DRP
6th Niederbarnim , Lichtenberg Arnold Lohren DRP
7th Potsdam , Osthavelland , Spandau Wilhelm von Rauchhaupt DKP
8th Brandenburg an der Havel , Westhavelland Heinrich Rickert DFP
9 Zauch-Belzig , Jüterbog-Luckenwalde Hermann Kropatscheck DKP
10 Teltow , Beeskow-Storkow Nicolaus von Handjery DKP
Brandenburg Province - Frankfurt District
1 Arnswalde , Friedeberg Paul von Brand DKP
2 Landsberg (Warthe) , Soldin George Dietz from Bayer DKP
3 Koenigsberg (Neumark) Albert von Levetzow DKP
4th Frankfurt (Oder) , Lebus Paul von Steinau-Steinrück DKP
5 Oststernberg , Weststernberg Karl von Waldow and Reitzenstein DKP
6th Züllichau-Schwiebus , Crossen Otto Uhden DKP
7th Guben , Luebben Heinrich zu Schoenaich-Carolath DRP
8th Sorau , forest Gustav Brauer DRP
9 Cottbus , Spremberg Danko from Funcke DKP
10 Calau , Luckau Otto von Manteuffel DKP
Pomerania Province - Szczecin District
1 Demmin , Anklam Helmuth von Maltzahn DKP
2 Ueckermünde , Usedom-Wollin Oswald von Rittberg DKP
3 Randow , Greifenhagen Alexander of the East DKP
4th Szczecin Max Broemel DFP
5 Pyritz , Saatzig Hermann von Schöning DKP
6th Naugard , rain forest Wilhelm von Flügge DKP
7th Greifenberg , Kammin Ernst Matthias von Köller DKP
Province of Pomerania - District of Köslin
1 Stolp , Lauenburg in Pomerania Wilhelm Joachim von Hammerstein DKP
2 Bütow , Rummelsburg , Schlawe Adolf von Massow DKP
3 Köslin , Kolberg-Koerlin , Bublitz Robert Hildebrand indefinitely liberal
4th Belgard , Schivelbein , Dramburg Conrad von Kleist DKP
5 Neustettin Hermann von Busse DKP
Pomerania Province - Stralsund District
1 Rügen , Stralsund , Franzburg Hans Delbrück DRP
2 Greifswald , Grimmen Count Carl von Behr DRP
Poznan Province - Poznan Governorate
1 Poses Stephan Cegielski Pole
2 Samter , Birnbaum , Obornik , Schwerin (Warthe) Hector von Kwilecki Pole
3 Meseritz , Bomst Hans Wilhelm von Unruhe-Bomst DRP
4th Buk , Schmiegel , costs Ludwig von Mycielski Pole
5 Kröben Adam Prince Czartoryski Pole
6th Woman town , Lissa Paul von Rheinbaben DRP
7th Schrimm , Schroda Ludwig Edler von Graeve Pole
8th Wreschen , Pleschen , Jarotschin Theophil Magdzinski Pole
9 Krotoschin , Koschmin Komierowski's novel Pole
10 Adelnau , Schildberg , Ostrowo , Kempen in Poznan Ferdinand von Radziwill Pole
Poznan Province - Bydgoszcz District
1 Czarnikau , Filehne , Kolmar in Poznan Axel from Colmar DKP
2 Wirsitz , Schubin , Znin August Falckenberg NLP
3 Bromberg Oscar Hahn DKP
4th Inowrazlaw , Mogilno , Strelno Joseph von Kosciol-Koscielski Pole
5 Gnesen , Wongrowitz , Witkowo Julian von Chelmicki Pole
Province of Silesia - Wroclaw District
1 Guhrau , Steinau , Wohlau Guido von Kessel DKP
2 Militsch , Trebnitz Hermann von Hatzfeldt DRP
3 Gross Wartenberg , Oels Wilhelm von Kardorff DRP
4th Namslau , Brieg Wilhelm von Heydebrand and the Lasa DKP
5 Ohlau , Strehlen , Nimptsch Silvius von Goldfus DRP
6th Wroclaw East Otto Theodor von Seydewitz DKP
7th Wroclaw West Julius Cracker SAP
8th Neumarkt , Breslau-Land Victor I. Duke of Ratibor DRP
9 Striegau , Schweidnitz Paul of Kulmiz DRP
10 Waldenburg Egmont Websky NLP
11 Reichenbach , Neurode Felix Porsch center
12 Glatz , Habelschwerdt Karl von Huene center
13 Frankenstein , Munsterberg Johann von Harbuval-Chamaré-Stolz center
Province of Silesia - Opole District
1 Kreuzburg , Rosenberg OS Christian Kraft to Hohenlohe-Öhringen DKP
2 Opole Franz von Ballestrem center
3 Groß Strehlitz , Kosel Adolph Franz center
4th Lublinitz , Tost-Gleiwitz Carl Metzner center
5 Beuthen, Tarnowitz Julius Szmula center
6th Katowice , Zabrze Paul Letocha center
7th Pless , Rybnik Eduard Müller center
8th Ratibor Anton von Dejanicz-Gliszczynski center
9 Leobschütz Florian Klose center
10 Neustadt OS Friedrich zu Stolberg-Stolberg center
11 Falkenberg OS , Grottkau Friedrich von Praschma center
12 Neisse Albert Horn center
Province of Silesia - District of Liegnitz
1 Grünberg , Freystadt Karl zu Carolath-Beuthen DRP
2 Sagan , spratau Bernhard Schmidt DRP
3 Glogau August Maager DFP
4th Lüben , Bunzlau Philipp Schmieder DFP
5 Löwenberg Rudolph Born NLP
6th Liegnitz , Goldberg-Haynau Johannes Friedrich Goldschmidt DFP
7th Landeshut , Jauer , Bolkenhain Otto Hermes DFP
8th Schönau , Hirschberg Theodor Barth DFP
9 Goerlitz , Lauban Erwin Lüders DFP
10 Rothenburg (Upper Lusatia) , Hoyerswerda Traugott von Arnim DRP
Province of Saxony - District of Magdeburg
1 Salzwedel , Gardelegen Albert Schultz DRP
2 Stendal , Osterburg Hermann von Lüderitz DKP
3 Jerichow I , Jerichow II Wilhelm von Hegel DKP
4th Magdeburg Otto Duvigneau NLP
5 Neuhaldensleben , Wolmirstedt Karl Parey NLP
6th Wanzleben Robert of Benda NLP
7th Aschersleben , Quedlinburg , Calbe on the Saale Adolph von Dietze DRP
8th Halberstadt , Oschersleben , Wernigerode August von Bernuth NLP
Province of Saxony - Merseburg district
1 Liebenwerda , Torgau Ernst von Bredow DKP
2 Schweinitz , Wittenberg Otto von Helldorff DKP
3 Bitterfeld , Delitzsch Hans von Bodenhausen DKP
4th Halle (Saale) , hall circle Paul Alexander Meyer DFP
5 Mansfelder Seekreis , Mansfelder Gebirgskreis Ernst Leuschner DRP
6th Sangerhausen , Eckartsberga Friedrich Hermann Müller NLP
7th Querfurt , Merseburg Friedrich Eduard Neubarth DRP
8th Naumburg , Weißenfels , Zeitz Julius Günther NLP
Province of Saxony - District of Erfurt
1 Nordhausen , Hohenstein Julius Lark DFP
2 Heiligenstadt , Worbis Josef von Strombeck center
3 Mühlhausen , Langensalza , Weissensee Wilhelm von Wedel-Piesdorf DKP
4th Erfurt , Schleusingen , Ziegenrück Moritz Nobbe DRP
Schleswig-Holstein Province
1 Hadersleben , Sonderburg Gustav Johannsen Dane
2 Aabenraa , Flensburg Paul Gottburgsen NLP
3 Schleswig , Eckernförde Asmus Lorenzen DFP
4th Tondern , Husum , Eiderstedt Eduard Francke NLP
5 Dithmarschen , Steinburg Gustav Thomsen DFP
6th Pinneberg , Segeberg Johannes Peters NLP
7th Kiel , Rendsburg Albert Hänel DFP
8th Altona , Stormarn Karl Frohme SAP
9 Oldenburg in Holstein , Plön Conrad of Holstein DKP
10 Duchy of Lauenburg Heinrich Berling DFP
Hanover Province
1 Emden , north , Weener Theodor van Hülst NLP
2 Aurich , Wittmund , Leer Ernst Kruse NLP
3 Meppen , Lingen , Bentheim , Aschendorf , Hümmling Ludwig Windthorst center
4th Osnabrück , Bersenbrück , Iburg Baldwin of Schele DHP
5 Melle , Diepholz , Wittlage , Sulingen , Stolzenau Karl Sattler NLP
6th Syke , Verden Hermann von Arnswaldt DHP
7th Nienburg , Neustadt am Rübenberge , Fallingbostel Heinrich Langwerth from Simmern DHP
8th Hanover Heinrich Meister SAP
9 Hameln , Linden , Springe Ferdinand von Reden NLP
10 Hildesheim , Marienburg , Alfeld (Leine) , Gronau Gustav Struckmann NLP
11 Einbeck , Northeim , Osterode am Harz , Uslar Ernst Jahns NLP
12 Göttingen , Duderstadt , Münden Hubert Jacob Esser NLP
13 Goslar , Zellerfeld , Ilfeld Gustav Drechsler DRP
14th Gifhorn , Celle , Peine , Burgdorf Bernhard Baurschmidt NLP
15th Lüchow , Uelzen , Dannenberg , Bleckede Bechtold von Bernstorff DHP
16 Lüneburg , Soltau , Winsen (Luhe) Alexander Friedrichs NLP
17th Harburg , Rotenburg in Hanover , Zeven Wilhelm Hastedt NLP
18th Stade , Geestemünde , Bremervörde , Osterholz Rudolf von Bennigsen NLP
19th Neuhaus (Oste) , Hadeln , Lehe , Kehdingen , Jork Hermann Gebhard NLP
Westphalia Province - Münster District
1 Tecklenburg , Steinfurt , Ahaus Carl Timmerman center
2 Munster , Coesfeld Clemens Heereman von Zuydwyck center
3 Borken , Recklinghausen Albert Beckmann center
4th Lüdinghausen , Beckum , Warendorf Ignatz von Landsberg-Velen and Steinfurt center
Westphalia Province - Minden District
1 Minden , Luebbecke Carl Albert Hermann Bock DKP
2 Herford , Halle (Westphalia) Hans Hugo von Kleist-Retzow DKP
3 Bielefeld , Wiedenbrück Hermann Delius DKP
4th Paderborn , Büren Heinrich Hesse center
5 Höxter , Warburg Carl von Wendt-Papenhausen center
Province of Westphalia - District of Arnsberg
1 Wittgenstein , Siegen , Biedenkopf Adolf Stocker DKP
2 Olpe , Arnsberg , Meschede Peter Reichensperger center
3 Altena , Iserlohn , Lüdenscheid Karl Theodor Reinhold NLP
4th Hagen , Schwelm , Witten Eugene Richter DFP
5 Bochum , Gelsenkirchen , Hattingen , Herne Gustav Haarmann NLP
6th Dortmund , Hörde Eduard Kleine NLP
7th Hamm , Soest Wilhelm Smiths NLP
8th Lippstadt , Brilon Ferdinand Kersting center
Hesse-Nassau Province - Wiesbaden District
1 Obertaunus , Höchst , Usingen Carl Wolf center
2 Wiesbaden , Rheingau , Untertaunus Friedrich Schenck DFP
3 St. Goarshausen , Unterwesterwald Ernst Dear center
4th Limburg , Oberlahnkreis , Unterlahnkreis Gustav Münch DFP
5 Dillkreis , Oberwesterwald Lothar von Wurmb DRP
6th Frankfurt am Main Adolf Sabor SAP
Hessen-Nassau Province - Kassel District
1 Rinteln , Hofgeismar , Wolfhagen Carl Oetker NLP
2 Kassel , Melsungen Ernst von Weyrauch DKP
3 Fritzlar , Homberg , Ziegenhain Otto von Gehren DKP
4th Eschwege , Schmalkalden , Witzenhausen Hermann von Christians DRP
5 Marburg , Frankenberg , Kirchhain Otto Böckel Anti-semite
6th Hersfeld , Rotenburg (Fulda) , Hünfeld Ferdinand Seyfarth DKP
7th Fulda , Schlüchtern , Gersfeld Clemens Heidenreich Droste zu Vischering center
8th Hanau , Gelnhausen Johann Heinrich Nickel DFP
Rhine province - Cologne district
1 Cologne city Bernhard Braubach center
2 Cologne-Land Clemens Menken center
3 Bergheim (Erft) , Euskirchen Wilhelm Rudolphi center
4th Rheinbach , Bonn Winand Virnich center
5 Siegkreis , Waldbröl Joseph Lingens center
6th Mülheim am Rhein , Gummersbach , Wipperfürth Christoph Moufang center
Rhine Province - Düsseldorf District
1 Remscheid , Lennep , Mettmann Reinhart Schmidt DFP
2 Elberfeld , Barmen Friedrich Harm SAP
3 Solingen Georg Schumacher SAP
4th Dusseldorf August Lucius center
5 eat Gerhard Stötzel center
6th Duisburg , Mülheim an der Ruhr , Ruhrort , Oberhausen Friedrich Hammacher NLP
7th Moers , Rees Wilhelm von and zu Hoensbroech center
8th Kleve , Geldern Clemens Perger center
9 Kempen Hugo Pfafferott center
10 Gladbach Friedrich von Kehler center
11 Krefeld Cornelius Trimborn center
12 Neuss , Grevenbroich Franz von Dalwigk zu Lichtenfels center
Rhine Province - Koblenz District
1 Wetzlar , Altenkirchen Hermann zu Solms-Braunfels DKP
2 Neuwied Hermann Joseph Bender center
3 Koblenz , St. Goar Georg von Hertling center
4th Kreuznach , Simmern Ludwig von Cuny NLP
5 Mayen , Ahrweiler Friedrich Franz Kochann center
6th Adenau , Cochem , Zell Andreas of Grand-Ry center
Rhine province - Trier district
1 Daun , Bitburg , Prüm Johann Peter Limbourg center
2 Wittlich , Bernkastel Christian Dieden center
3 trier Victor Rintelen center
4th Saarlouis , Merzig , Saarburg Bartholomäus Haanen center
5 Saarbrücken Gustav Pfaehler NLP
6th Ottweiler , St. Wendel , Meisenheim Friedrich Bormann DRP
Rhine province - administrative district Aachen
1 Schleiden , Malmedy , Montjoie Karl Fritzen center
2 Eupen , Aachen-Land Adam Bock center
3 Aachen city Victor Gielen center
4th Düren , Jülich Alfred von Hompesch center
5 Geilenkirchen , Heinsberg , Erkelenz Franz heat center
Hohenzollernsche Lande - Sigmaringen district
1 Sigmaringen , Hechingen Fidelis Graf center

Bavaria

Kingdom of Bavaria
Upper Bavaria
1 Munich I ( Altstadt , Lehel , Maxvorstadt ) Johann Sedlmayr NLP
2 Munich II ( Isarvorstadt , Ludwigsvorstadt , Au , Haidhausen , Giesing ), Munich-Land , Starnberg , Wolfratshausen Johann Landes center
3 Aichach , Friedberg , Dachau , Schrobenhausen Sigmund von Pfetten-Arnbach center
4th Ingolstadt , Freising , Pfaffenhofen Peter Karl von Aretin center
5 Wasserburg , Erding , Mühldorf Josef Aichbichler center
6th Weilheim , Werdenfels , Bruck , Landsberg , Schongau Franz Weber center
7th Rosenheim , Ebersberg , Miesbach , Tölz Wolfgang Wagner center
8th Traunstein , Laufen , Berchtesgaden , Altötting Karl Senestrey center
Lower Bavaria
1 Landshut , Dingolfing , Vilsbiburg Kaspar von Preysing center
2 Straubing , Bogen , Landau , Vilshofen Conrad von Preysing center
3 Passau , Wegscheid , Wolfstein , Grafenau Johann Evangelist Diendorfer center
4th Parish churches , Eggenfelden , Griesbach Georg Haberland center
5 Deggendorf , Regen , Viechtach , Kötzting Georg Orterer center
6th Kelheim , Rottenburg , Mallersdorf Joseph Zach center
Palatinate
1 Speyer , Ludwigshafen am Rhein , Frankenthal Carl Clemm NLP
2 Landau , Neustadt an der Haardt Albert Bürklin NLP
3 Germersheim , Bergzabern Theodor Brünings NLP
4th Zweibrücken , Pirmasens Oskar Kramer NLP
5 Homburg , Kusel Franz Armand Buhl NLP
6th Kaiserslautern , Kirchheimbolanden Johannes Miquel NLP
Upper Palatinate
1 Regensburg , Burglengenfeld , Stadtamhof Franz Josef von Gruben center
2 Amberg , Nabburg , Sulzbach , Eschenbach August von Gise center
3 Neumarkt , Velburg , Hemau Johann Lerzer center
4th Neunburg , Waldmünchen , Cham , Roding Josef Witzlsperger center
5 Neustadt ad Waldnaab , Vohenstrauss , Tirschenreuth Johann Lehner center
Upper Franconia
1 Hof , Naila , Rehau , Münchberg Hermann Wunnerlich NLP
2 Bayreuth , Wunsiedel , Berneck Friedrich von Feustel NLP
3 Forchheim , Kulmbach , Pegnitz , Ebermannstadt Friedrich Pezold center
4th Kronach , Staffelstein , Lichtenfels , Stadtsteinach , Teuschnitz Friedrich von Gagern center
5 Bamberg , Höchstadt Johannes Wenzel center
Middle Franconia
1 Nuremberg Karl Grillenberger SAP
2 Erlangen , Fürth , Hersbruck Franz August Schenk von Stauffenberg DFP
3 Ansbach , Schwabach , Heilsbronn Friedrich Seybold NLP
4th Eichstätt , Beilngries , Weissenburg Franz Xaver Schmidt center
5 Dinkelsbühl , Gunzenhausen , Feuchtwangen Philipp Schreiner NLP
6th Rothenburg ob der Tauber , Neustadt an der Aisch Karl Stocker NLP
Lower Franconia
1 Aschaffenburg , Alzenau , Obernburg , Miltenberg Adam house center
2 Kitzingen , Gerolzhofen , Ochsenfurt , Volkach Friedrich Carl von Schönborn-Wiesentheid center
3 Lohr , Karlstadt , Hammelburg , Marktheidenfeld , Gemünden Georg Arbogast from and to Franckenstein center
4th Neustadt an der Saale , Brückenau , Mellrichstadt , Königshofen , Kissingen Ludwig Karl Reichert center
5 Schweinfurt , Haßfurt , Ebern Franz Burger center
6th Wurzburg Joseph Ross center
Swabia
1 Augsburg , Wertingen Georg Biehl center
2 Donauwörth , Nördlingen , Neuburg Michael Wildegger center
3 Dillingen , Günzburg , Zusmarshausen Michael Deuringer center
4th Illertissen , Neu-Ulm , Memmingen , Krumbach Magnus Anton Reindl center
5 Kaufbeuren , Mindelheim , Oberdorf , Füssen Engelbert Buxbaum center
6th Immenstadt , Sonthofen , Kempten (Allgäu) , Lindau Johann Evangelist Keller NLP

Saxony

Kingdom of Saxony
1 Zittau Louis Heinrich Buddeberg DFP
2 Löbau Reinhold Hoffmann NLP
3 Bautzen , Kamenz , Bischofswerda Theodor Reich DKP
4th Dresden on the right of the Elbe , Radeberg , Radeburg Heinrich Hermann Klemm DKP
5 Dresden left the Elbe Theodor Hultzsch DKP
6th Dresden-Land to the left of the Elbe , Dippoldiswalde Karl Gustav Ackermann DKP
7th Meissen , Grossenhain , Riesa Heinrich von Friesen-Rötha DKP
8th Pirna , Sebnitz Carl Ernst Grumbt DRP
9 Freiberg , Hainichen Kurt Merbach DRP
10 Döbeln , Nossen , Leisnig Albert Niethammer NLP
11 Oschatz , Wurzen , Grimma Theodor Günther DRP
12 Leipzig city Carl Bruno Trondlin NLP
13 Leipzig-Land , Taucha , Markranstädt , Zwenkau Ferdinand Goetz NLP
14th Borna , Geithain , Rochlitz Arnold Woldemar von Frege-Weltzien DKP
15th Mittweida , Frankenberg , Augustusburg Martin Schneider NLP
16 Chemnitz Ernst Otto Clauss NLP
17th Glauchau , Meerane , Hohenstein-Ernstthal Friedrich Ludwig Leuschner NLP
18th Zwickau , Crimmitschau , Werdau Adolf Temper NLP
19th Stollberg , Schneeberg Christoph Friedrich Kurlbaum NLP
20th Marienberg , Zschopau Arthur Gehlert DRP
21st Annaberg , Schwarzenberg , Johanngeorgenstadt Eugen Holtzmann NLP
22nd Auerbach , Reichenbach Carl Kurtz DKP
23 Plauen , Oelsnitz , Klingenthal Alwin Hartmann DKP

Württemberg

Kingdom of Württemberg
1 Stuttgart Gustav Siegle NLP
2 Cannstatt , Ludwigsburg , Marbach , Waiblingen Ludwig Veiel NLP
3 Heilbronn , Besigheim , Brackenheim , Neckarsulm Joseph von Ellrichshausen DRP
4th Böblingen , Vaihingen , Leonberg , Maulbronn Konstantin Sebastian von Neurath DRP
5 Esslingen , Nürtingen , Kirchheim , Urach Johann Adä NLP
6th Reutlingen , Tübingen , Rottenburg Friedrich Bayha DRP
7th Nagold , Calw , Neuenbürg , Herrenberg Julius Staelin DRP
8th Freudenstadt , Horb , Oberndorf , Sulz Hans von Ow DRP
9 Balingen , Rottweil , Spaichingen , Tuttlingen Germain Burkardt NLP
10 Gmünd , Göppingen , Welzheim , Schorndorf Friedrich Grub NLP
11 Hall , Backnang , Öhringen , Weinsberg Julius Leemann NLP
12 Gerabronn , Crailsheim , Mergentheim , Künzelsau Fritz von Keller DRP
13 Aalen , Gaildorf , Neresheim , Ellwangen Heinrich Adelmann von Adelmannsfelden center
14th Ulm , Heidenheim , Geislingen Ludwig von Fischer NLP
15th Ehingen , Blaubeuren , Laupheim , Münsingen Adolf Grober center
16 Biberach , Leutkirch , Waldsee , Wangen Reinhard zu Neipperg center
17th Ravensburg , Tettnang , Saulgau , Riedlingen Johannes Göser center

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Grand Duchy of Baden
1 Constance , Überlingen , Stockach Konstantin Noppel NLP
2 Donaueschingen , Villingen Hermann von Hornstein DKP
3 Waldshut , Säckingen , Neustadt in the Black Forest Ernst Friedrich Krafft NLP
4th Loerrach , Muellheim Ernst Blankenhorn NLP
5 Freiburg , Emmendingen Carl Schuster NLP
6th Lahr , Wolfach Carl Engler NLP
7th Offenburg , Kehl Alfred von Degenfeld NLP
8th Rastatt , Bühl , Baden-Baden Franz Xaver Lender center
9 Pforzheim , Ettlingen Gottlieb Klumpp NLP
10 Karlsruhe , Bruchsal Emil Fieser NLP
11 Mannheim Philipp Diffené NLP
12 Heidelberg , Mosbach Julius Menzer DKP
13 Bretten , Sinsheim Ernst von Göler-Ravensburg DKP
14th Tauberbischofsheim , Buchen Rudolf von Buol-Berenberg center

Hesse

Grand Duchy of Hesse
1 Giessen , Grünberg , Nidda Hugo Buderus NLP
2 Friedberg , Büdingen , Vilbel Philipp Brand NLP
3 Lauterbach , Alsfeld , Schotten Fritz Kalle NLP
4th Darmstadt , Gross-Gerau Justus Ulrich NLP
5 Offenbach , Dieburg Gustav Boehm NLP
6th Erbach , Bensheim , Lindenfels , Neustadt im Odenwald Ferdinand Scipio NLP
7th Worms , Heppenheim , Wimpfen Heinrich von Marquardsen NLP
8th Bingen , Alzey Ludwig Bamberger DFP
9 Mainz , Oppenheim Josef Racke center

Small states

Grand Duchy of Mecklenburg-Schwerin
1 Hagenow , Grevesmühlen Ludolph von Wrisberg DKP
2 Schwerin , Wismar Anton Haupt NLP
3 Parchim , Ludwigslust Anton von Oertzen DKP
4th Goods , Malchin Otto von Schlieffen DKP
5 Rostock , Doberan Otto Büsing NLP
6th Guestrow , Ribnitz Wilhelm von Schlieffen DKP
Grand Duchy of Saxony-Weimar-Eisenach
1 Weimar , Apolda Hermann Müller-Hollenhorst NLP
2 Eisenach , Dermbach Paul Geibel NLP
3 Jena , Neustadt an der Orla Georg Meyer NLP
Grand Duchy of Mecklenburg-Strelitz
1 Neustrelitz, Neubrandenburg , Schönberg Heinrich von Oertzen DKP
Grand Duchy of Oldenburg
1 Oldenburg , Eutin , Birkenfeld Ludwig Enneccerus NLP
2 Jever , Brake , Westerstede , Varel , Elsfleth , Landwürden Arnold Huchting DFP
3 Vechta , Delmenhorst , Cloppenburg , Wildeshausen , Berne , Friesoythe Ferdinand Heribert von Galen center
Duchy of Brunswick
1 Braunschweig , Blankenburg Hugo Retemeyer indefinitely liberal
2 Helmstedt , Wolfenbüttel Hermann Roemer NLP
3 Holzminden , Gandersheim Wilhelm Kulemann NLP
Duchy of Saxony-Meiningen
1 Meiningen , Hildburghausen Karl Zeitz NLP
2 Sonneberg , Saalfeld Friedrich Witte DFP
Duchy of Saxony-Altenburg
1 Altenburg , Roda Ivan Baumbach DRP
Duchy of Saxe-Coburg-Gotha
1 Coburg Georg Siemens DFP
2 Gotha Rudolf Henneberg NLP
Duchy of Anhalt
1 Dessau , Zerbst Gustav Ziegler NLP
2 Bernburg , Koethen , Ballenstedt Wilhelm Oechelhäuser NLP
Principality of Schwarzburg-Rudolstadt
1 Koenigsee , Frankenhausen Adolph Hoffmann DFP
Principality of Schwarzburg-Sondershausen
1 Sondershausen , Arnstadt , Gehren , Ebeleben Carl de Ahna indefinitely liberal
Principality of Waldeck-Pyrmont
1 Waldeck , Pyrmont Friedrich Boettcher NLP
Principality of Reuss older line
1 Greiz , Burgk Otto Henning DRP
Principality of Reuss younger line
1 Gera , Schleiz Hermann Ampach DRP
Principality of Schaumburg-Lippe
1 Bückeburg , Stadthagen Julius von Oheimb DKP
Principality of Lippe
1 Detmold , Lemgo Johann von Lengerke NLP
Hanseatic City of Lübeck
1 Lübeck Hermann Fehling NLP
Free Hanseatic City of Bremen
1 Bremen , Bremerhaven Constantin Bulle DFP
Free and Hanseatic City of Hamburg
1 Neustadt , St. Pauli August Bebel SAP
2 Old town , St. Georg , Hammerbrook Johann Heinrich Wilhelm Dietz SAP
3 Suburbs and landlords Adolph Woermann NLP

Alsace-Lorraine

Reichsland Alsace-Lorraine
1 Altkirch , Thann Landolin Winterer Els.-Lothringer
2 Mulhouse Auguste Lalance Els.-Lothringer
3 Kolmar Charles degree Els.-Lothringer
4th Gebweiler Joseph Guerber Els.-Lothringer
5 Rappoltsweiler Jacob Ignatius Simonis Els.-Lothringer
6th Schlettstadt Irénée Lang Els.-Lothringer
7th Molsheim , Erstein Edouard Sieffermann Els.-Lothringer
8th Strasbourg city Jacques Kablé Els.-Lothringer
9 Strasbourg country Alfred Mühleisen Els.-Lothringer
10 Hagenau , Weissenburg Eugène de Dietrich Els.-Lothringer
11 Babble Alfred Goldenberg Els.-Lothringer
12 Saargemünd , Forbach Eduard Jaunez Els.-Lothringer
13 Bolchen , Diedenhofen Henri de Wendel Els.-Lothringer
14th Metz Dominique Antoine Els.-Lothringer
15th Saarburg , Chateau-Salins Charles Germain Els.-Lothringer

The parliamentary groups of the 7th Reichstag

In the 7th Reichstag, several members of the parliament did not join the faction of their actual party and some remained non-attached. Three DHP MPs joined the center group. Due to deaths and not accepted mandates, the Reichstag only had 394 members at the beginning of the 7th legislative period, who were distributed among the individual parliamentary groups as follows:

center 101
National Liberals 96
German Conservatives 78
Free Conservatives 42
Free minded 31
Poland 12
Social democrats 11
Danes 1
Non-attached 22nd

In the further course of the legislative period, the strength of the individual parliamentary groups changed several times due to by-elections and changes in parliamentary groups.

See also

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ a b Imperial Statistical Office (Ed.): Monthly Issues for Statistics of the German Empire, year 1887, issue 4 . Puttkammer & Mühlbrecht, Berlin 1887.
  2. ^ German Parliament Almanac 1887. (PDF) Munich Digitization Center, accessed on November 20, 2009 .
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