Reichstag constituency Gumbinnen district 7

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The constituency of the German Reich.

The Reichstag constituency of the province of East Prussia - Gumbinnen district 7 (constituency 17; constituency Sensburg-Ortelsburg ) was a constituency for the Reichstag elections in the German Reich and the North German Confederation from 1867 to 1918.

Constituency layout

The constituency included the district of Ortelsburg and the district of Sensburg without the rural community of Dietrichswalde .

Population development
year Residents
1890 118.924
1895 122,818
1900 116,613
1905 118.507
1910 119.506
Professional men
Agriculture Industry and commerce Trade and services
1895 79.1 11.0 10.0
1907 75.4 12.1 12.4
Denomination
Evangelical Catholic
1890 90.0 8.1
1905 88.7 8.6
1910 87.9 9.9

MPs

choice MP Political party image
Reichstag election February 1867 Gotthard of Tyszka Conservative Party 0
Reichstag election August 1867 to 1871 Gustav von Saltzwedel Conservative Party Gustav von Saltzwedell.JPG
Reichstag elections 1871 to 1875 Leopold von Hoverbeck Progress party Leopold von Hoverbeck (IZ 39-149 H Scherenberg) .JPG
Replacement election 1875 to 1877 Robert Viktor von Puttkamer Conservative Party 0
Reichstag election from 1877 to 1878 Eugen Müllner German Progressive Party 0
Reichstag election from 1878 to 1881 Julius von Mirbach-Sorquitten German Progressive Party 0
Reichstag elections 1881 to 1884 Walter Lejeune Dirichlet German Progressive Party 0
Reichstag election 1884 to 1886 Max von Redecker German Conservative Party 0
Replacement election 1886 to 1898 Julius von Mirbach-Sorquitten German Progressive Party 0
Reichstag election 1898 to 1903 Julius of Queis German Conservative Party 0
Reichstag elections 1903 to 1918 Ferdinand Rogalla von Bieberstein German Conservative Party Ferdinand-Rogalla-Bieberstein.JPG

elections

1867 (February)

There was only one ballot.

candidate Political party be right in % Remarks
Gotthard of Tyszka Conservative Party 8685 0 0

1867 (August)

There was only one ballot.

candidate Political party be right in % Remarks
Gustav von Saltzwedel Conservative Party 5459 0 0

1871

There was only one ballot.

candidate Political party be right in % Remarks
Conservative Party 2911 0 0
Conservative Party 398 0 0
Conservative Party 127 0 0
Conservative Party 43 0 0
Leopold von Hoverbeck Progress party 4464 0 0
Others 0 11 0 0

1874

There was only one ballot.

candidate Political party be right in % Remarks
Conservative Party 2778 0 0
Leopold von Hoverbeck Progress party 4961 0 0
Others 0 229 0 0

Replacement election 1875

After the death of Hoverbecks, a replacement election took place on November 15, 1875. There was only one ballot.

candidate Political party be right in % Remarks
Robert Viktor von Puttkamer Conservative Party 4199 0 0
Progress party 3754 0 0
Others 0 3 0 0

1877

There were two ballots. The result of the first ballot was as follows:

candidate Political party be right in % Remarks
Conservative Party 4390 0 0
Eugen Müllner Progress party 4482 0 0
center 631 0 0
Others 0 13 0 0

The result of the runoff election was as follows:

candidate Political party be right in % Remarks
Conservative Party 4678 0 0
Eugen Müllner Progress party 6586 0 0

1878

There was only one ballot.

candidate Political party be right in % Remarks
Julius von Mirbach-Sorquitten Conservative Party 6220 0 0
Progress party 3691 0 0
center 135 0 0
Others 0 21st 0 0

1881

There were two ballots. The result of the first ballot was as follows:

candidate Political party be right in % Remarks
Conservative Party 4900 0 0
Walter Lejeune Dirichlet Progress party 5000 0 0
center 565 0 0
Others 0 3 0 0

The result of the runoff election was as follows:

candidate Political party be right in % Remarks
Conservative Party 5200 0 0
Walter Lejeune Dirichlet Progress party 7731 0 0

1884

There was only one ballot. The number of eligible voters was 20,333, the number of votes cast was 11,942, of which 23 were invalid. The turnout was 58.8%.

candidate Political party be right in % Remarks
Max von Redecker German Conservative Party 9384 0 0
Progress party 2543 0 0
Others 0 15th 0 0

Replacement election 1886

After the death of Redeckers, a replacement election took place on May 4, 1886. There was only one ballot. The number of votes cast was 6,802, of which 30 were invalid. The turnout was 33.1%.

candidate Political party be right in % Remarks
Julius von Mirbach-Sorquitten German Conservative Party 6707 0 0
Others 0 95 0 0

1887

There was only one ballot. The number of eligible voters was 21,146, the number of votes cast was 10,495, of which 71 were invalid. The turnout was 50.0%.

candidate Political party be right in % Remarks
Kaiser Wilhelm I 69 0 0
Julius von Mirbach-Sorquitten German Conservative Party 10,335 0 0
Progress party 31 0 0
Others 0 61 0 0

1890

The cartel parties support the conservative candidate. There was only one ballot. The number of eligible voters was 21,361, the number of votes cast was 11,971, of which 25 were invalid. The turnout was 56.0%.

candidate Political party be right in % Remarks
Julius von Mirbach-Sorquitten German Conservative Party 8252 69.1 0
Gel hair German Progressive Party 3643 30.5 0
Others 0 51 0.4 0

1893

Conservatives and the BdL support the conservative candidate. There was only one ballot. The number of eligible voters was 21,361, the number of votes cast was 12,632, of which 39 were invalid. The turnout was 59.0%.

candidate Political party be right in % Remarks
Julius von Mirbach-Sorquitten German Conservative Party 7916 62.9 0
Guttfeld FVP 4521 35.9 0
Anton von Wolszlegier Poland 35 0.3 0
Carl Schultze SPD 32 0.2 0
Rarkovsky center 74 0.6 0
Others 0 15th 0.4 0

1898

Conservatives and the BdL support the conservative candidate. The Polish candidate was also a candidate for the Masurian People's Party. There was only one ballot. The number of eligible voters was 21,433, the number of votes cast was 13,636, of which 133 were invalid. The turnout was 63.6%.

candidate Political party be right in % Remarks
Julius of Queis German Conservative Party 7289 54.0 0
Skowronnek FVP 37 0.3 0
Lewandowski Poland 5874 43.5 0
Hugo Haase SPD 272 2.0 0
Others 0 31 0.2 0

1903

Conservatives and the BdL support the provincial chairman of the BdL. The Polish candidate was also a candidate for the Masurian People's Party. There was only one ballot. The number of eligible voters was 21,890, the number of votes cast was 17,097, of which 106 were invalid. The turnout was 78.1%.

candidate Political party be right in % Remarks
Ferdinand Rogalla von Bieberstein German Conservative Party 11,679 68.8 0
Guttfeld FVP 1158 6.8 0
Lewandowski Poland 3925 23.1 0
Hugo Haase SPD 227 1.3 0
Others 0 2 0.0 0

1907

Conservatives and the BdL support the provincial chairman of the BdL. The NLP candidate, landowner Schmidt, was considered conservative. There was only one ballot. The number of eligible voters was 21,812, the number of votes cast was 17,886, of which 53 were invalid. The turnout was 82.0%.

candidate Political party be right in % Remarks
Ferdinand Rogalla von Bieberstein German Conservative Party 13,027 73.1 0
Labusch MVP 209 1.2 0
Schmidt NLP 4226 23.7 0
Czarlinski Poland 31 0.2 0
Hugo Haase SPD 334 1.9 0
Others 0 6th 0.0 0

1912

The NLP candidate was supported by the farmers' union. There was only one ballot. The number of eligible voters was 22,609, the number of votes cast was 19,357, of which 112 were invalid. The turnout was 85.6%.

candidate Political party be right in % Remarks
Ferdinand Rogalla von Bieberstein German Conservative Party 11,182 58.1 0
Mey NLP 5117 26.6 0
Lewandowski Poland 2698 14.0 0
Hugo Haase SPD 246 1.3 0
Others 0 2 0.0 0

literature

  • Carl-Wilhelm Reibel: Handbook of the Reichstag elections 1890–1918, 1st half volume, 2007, ISBN 978-3-7700-5284-4 , pp. 53–56.
  • Fritz Specht: The Reichstag elections from 1867 to 1903: statistics of the Reichstag elections together with the programs of the parties and a list of the elected representatives, 2nd edition 1904, pp. 11-12.