District of Munich-Bogenhausen

District in Bavaria
Surname	Munich-Bogenhausen
number	102
Constituency	Upper Bavaria
last choice	October 14, 2018
voter turnout	73.1%
Member of the state parliament
Surname	Robert Brannekamper
Political party	CSU
Share of votes	28.8%
District assembly member
Surname	Max Döring
Political party	Green
Share of votes	27.85%

Constituencies in Munich

The constituency of Munich-Bogenhausen (constituency 102) is one of the nine constituencies of the city of Munich in elections to the Bavarian State Parliament and the District Parliament of Upper Bavaria . It belongs to the constituency of Upper Bavaria and since the state elections in 2018 has included the districts 13 ( Bogenhausen ) and 14 ( Berg am Laim ) as well as the districts 5.11, 5.12 (Maximilianeum), 5.21 and 5.22 (Steinhausen) from district 5 ( Au-Haidhausen ). In 2018, 85,705 residents were eligible to vote in the state elections.

The electoral district of Munich-Bogenhausen (Bogenhausen, Berg am Laim), which existed for the state elections in 1998 , was enlarged to include parts of the district of Munich-Schwabing (Maximilianeum, Steinhausen, Haidhausen) and the dissolved district of Munich-Altstadt (Au) for the state elections in 2003 . For the 2018 state elections , Haidhausen and the Au were transferred to the new Munich-Mitte district .

In elections to the German Bundestag , the districts of the constituency are combined with others to form the larger Munich-East constituency .

State election 1998

In the 1998 state elections, the CSU achieved 46.5 percent of the total votes in the constituency (first and second votes together), the SPD 32.6 percent, the Greens 11.1 percent and the FDP 2.8 percent.

State election 2003

In the election on September 21, 2003, Thomas Zimmermann (CSU) won the direct mandate in constituency 102 with 45.2 percent of the first votes. The SPD direct candidate Hans-Ulrich Pfaffmann came in next with 30.2 percent of the first votes. In the total votes of the constituency (first and second votes together) the CSU achieved 46.6 percent, the SPD 29.8 percent, the Greens 14.0 percent and the FDP 4.8 percent.

2008 elections

State election

Participation

In the state elections on September 28, 2008 , 66,746 of the 115,060 voters in the Munich-Bogenhausen constituency took part in the election. The voter turnout was 58.0%, 2.8% more than in 2003.

	First votes	Second votes	Overall votes
votes cast	66,745	66,731	133,476
invalid votes	823 (1.2%)	918 (1.4%)	1,741 (1.3%)
valid votes	65,922	65,813	131,735

Results

As a direct candidate, Thomas Zimmermann was elected by the CSU with 31.0% of the first votes in the Bavarian state parliament. The direct candidates from the SPD, FDP and the Greens were also able to move into the state parliament via the constituency lists.

Political party	Direct candidate	First votes	Proportion of (%)	Second votes	Proportion of (%)	Overall votes	Proportion of (%)
CSU	Thomas Zimmermann	20,461	31.0	20,025	30.4	40,486	30.7
SPD	Hans-Ulrich Pfaffmann	17,847	27.1	17,577	26.7	35,424	26.9
GREEN	Ludwig Hartmann	10,391	15.8	10,963	16.7	21,354	16.2
FW	Christine Willnhammer	2,394	3.6	2,442	3.7	4,836	3.7
FDP	Otto Bertermann	9,297	14.1	9,190	14.0	18,487	14.0
REP	Oliver Arnhold	280	0.4	298	0.5	578	0.4
ÖDP	Frank Baez	502	0.8	610	0.9	1,112	0.8
BP	Richard Progl	809	1.2	784	1.2	1,593	1.2
BüSo	-	-	-	29	0.0	29	0.0
LEFT	Nicole Gohlke	3,399	5.2	3,345	5.1	6,744	5.1
The violets	Ursula Stössel	239	0.4	231	0.4	470	0.4
NPD	Bjorn-Christopher Balbin	303	0.5	319	0.5	622	0.5
total		65,922	100.0	65,813	100.0	131,735	100.0

District election

Participation

The district election also took place on September 28, 2008 parallel to the state election. Of the 114,815 eligible voters in the Munich-Bogenhausen electoral district, 66,650 took part in the election. As in the state elections, the turnout was 58.0%.

Results

Anton Spitlbauer was elected as a direct candidate by the CSU with 30.0% of the first votes in the Upper Bavaria District Assembly.

Political party	Direct candidate	First votes	Proportion of (%)	Second votes	Proportion of (%)	Overall votes	Proportion of (%)
CSU	Anton Spitlbauer	19,713	30.0	19,735	30.2	39,448	30.1
SPD	Mike Malm	15,581	23.7	16,249	24.9	31,830	24.3
GREEN	Ulrike Goldstein	12,387	18.9	11,779	18.0	24,166	18.4
FW	Reinhart Brunner	3.117	4.7	2,918	4.5	6,035	4.6
FDP	Dieter Rippel	8,973	13.7	8,854	13.5	17,827	13.6
REP	Philipp Tetzner	316	0.5	346	0.5	662	0.5
ÖDP	Herbert Schön	947	1.4	934	1.4	1,881	1.4
BP	Martin Progl	954	1.5	931	1.4	1,885	1.4
LEFT	Reinhard Peters	3,292	5.0	3,284	5.0	6,576	5.0
NPD	Jürgen Schubert	360	0.5	357	0.5	717	0.5
total		65,640	100.0	65,387	100.0	131,027	100.0

State election 2013

Participation

In the state election on September 15, 2013 , of the 118,543 eligible voters (+3,483 compared to 2008) in the Munich-Bogenhausen district, 75,665 took part in the election (+8,919 compared to 2008). The turnout was 63.8%, 5.8% more than in 2008.

	First votes	Second votes	Overall votes
votes cast	75,628	75,623	151,521
invalid votes	998 (1.3%)	1,038 (1.4%)	2,036 (1.3%)
valid votes	74,630	74,585	149.215

Results

As a direct candidate, Robert Brannekämper, CSU, was elected to the Bavarian state parliament with 36.3% of the first votes.

Political party	Direct candidate	First votes	Proportion of (%)	Second votes	Proportion of (%)	Overall votes	Proportion of (%)
CSU	Robert Brannekamper	27,054	36.3	26,688	35.8	53,742	36.0
SPD	Hans-Ulrich Pfaffmann	21,595	28.9	24,834	33.3	46,429	31.1
FW	Ingeborg Michelfeit	3.214	4.3	2,948	4.0	6.162	4.1
GREEN	Ludwig Hartmann	10,728	14.4	9,244	12.4	19,972	13.4
FDP	Gabriele Weishäupl	5,054	6.8	4,937	6.6	9,991	6.7
LEFT	Brigitte Wolf	1.923	2.6	1,530	2.1	3,453	2.3
ÖDP	Gerd Lierhammer	1,241	1.7	1.311	1.8	2,552	1.7
REP	Frank-Uwe Hermann	360	0.5	325	0.4	685	0.5
BP	Richard Progl	1,301	1.7	974	1.3	2,275	1.5
BüSo	-	-	-	39	0.1	39	0.0
The freedom	Michael Stürzenberger	425	0.6	232	0.3	657	0.4
PIRATES	Rebecca Wissner	1,735	2.3	1,523	2.0	3,258	2.5
total		74,630	100.0	74,585	100.0	149.215	100.0

State election 2018

The turnout of the 85,705 eligible voters in the constituency was 73.1 percent. The direct mandate went again to Robert Brannekämper (CSU).

Direct candidate	Political party	First votes	Overall votes	Total votes against 2013 (% p)
Robert Brannekamper	CSU	28.8%	28.3%	-12.1%
Mike Malm	SPD	12.9%	12.5%	-17.2%
Martin Blasi	FREE VOTERS	6.7%	6.5%	+ 2.3%
Andreas Baier	GREEN	26.5%	27.2%	+ 16.9%
Gabriele Neff	FDP	9.8%	9.8%	+ 2.8%
Erol Dogan	THE LEFT	3.7%	3.7%	+1.8%
Eva Caim	BP	1.3%	1.2%	-0.5%
Klaus von Birgelen	ÖDP	1.8%	1.7%	± 0.0%
Christopher Morgenstern	PIRATES	0.8%	0.7%	-1.4
Wilfried Biedermann	AfD	6.8%	6.7%	X
Peter Reich	Liberal Conservative Reformers	0.1%	0.1%	X
Jens Erdmann	courage	0.6%	0.6%	X
Not a direct candidate	The humanists	X	0.1%	X
Not a direct candidate	The party	X	0.2%	X
Not a direct candidate	Health research	X	0.1%	X
Not a direct candidate	Animal welfare	X	0.4%	X
Henrietta Lorko	V party³	0.3%	0.3%	X

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Current constituency
2. ↑ ^{a b} Election results at www.landtagswahl 2018.bayern.de, accessed on January 6, 2019.
3. ↑ Changes to the constituencies for the 2003 state elections
4. ↑ Changes to the electoral districts for the 2018 state elections
5. ↑ ^{a b} http://www.landtagswahl2008.bayern.de/taba2102.html
6. ↑ http://www.landtagswahl2008.bayern.de/taba3102.html
7. ↑ ^{a b} http ://www. Bezirkstagswahl-oberbayern.de/n_2008/stimmkreis_erg/2008_stkr_102_muc_bog.html
8. ↑ http ://www. Bezirkstagswahl-oberbayern.de/n_2008/stimmkreis_erg/2008_stimmkreis_erg_zweitstimmen.html
9. ^ Http://www. Bezirkstagswahl-oberbayern.de/n_2008/habenstimmen_2008.html
10. ↑ ^{a b} State election 2013 - Bavarian State Office for Statistics and Data Processing. Retrieved August 16, 2018 .