Charlottenburg-Wilmersdorf constituency 3

Charlottenburg-Wilmersdorf constituency 3
Country	Germany
state	Berlin
district	Charlottenburg-Wilmersdorf
Eligible voters	30,993
voter turnout	71.5%
Election date	18th September 2016
Constituency representative
Surname	Ülker Radziwill
Political party	SPD
Voting share	29.9%

The constituency Charlottenburg-Wilmersdorf 3 is a House of Representatives constituency in Berlin . The constituency belongs to the district of Charlottenburg-Wilmersdorf and for the 2006 parliamentary elections includes the district of Charlottenburg on both sides of Schloßstraße and around Lietzensee , Stuttgarter Platz and Adenauerplatz .

The layout of the constituency remained unchanged in 2016 compared to 2011.

Election 2016

In the election to the Berlin House of Representatives in 2016 following candidates were to:

Surname	Political party	Proportion of the first vote
Ülker Radziwill	SPD	29.9%
Carola Zarth	CDU	18.8%
Nicole Ludwig	GREEN	22.7%
Volker Fischer	THE LEFT.	09.6%
Franz Schmidt	PIRATES	01.6%
Henner Schmidt	FDP	07.9%
Anna Bauer	The party	01.8%
Carsten Ubbelohde	AfD	07.8%
Celal Akgun	HUMAN WORLD	00.8%
Eligible voters: 30,993 residents
Turnout: 71.5%

Election 2011

In the Berlin state election, 2011 the following candidates were to:

Surname	Political party	Proportion of the first vote
Ülker Radziwill	SPD	33.3%
Vanessa Verstegen	CDU	23.8%
Nicole Ludwig	GREEN	30.9%
Stefan Knobloch	THE LEFT.	04.8%
Susanne Manstein	FDP	02.5%
Anna Bauer	The party	01.8%
Martin Rola	CITIZEN-DETERMINED	00.7%
Reinhard Haese	ProD	01.1%
Eckehard Hunter	THE FREEDOM	01.1%
Eligible voters: 30,451 residents
Turnout: 66.5%

2006 election

In the Berlin state election, 2006 the following candidates were to:

Surname	Political party	Share of first votes
Ülker Radziwill	SPD	37.1%
Karsten Sell	CDU	23.2%
Benjamin Apeloig	THE LEFT.	04.3%
Franziska Eichstädt-Bohlig	GREEN	25.2%
Ira Bernhof	FDP	07.4%
Stephan Ossenkopp	BüSo	01.0%
André Nogossek	education	01.9%
Eligible voters: 30,291 residents
Turnout: 64.2%

Election 2001

For the election of the House of Representatives on October 21, 2001, the constituency of Charlottenburg-Wilmersdorf 3 comprised the areas of Schloßstraße, Lietzensee and Adenauerplatz. In the Berlin state election, 2001 the following candidates were to:

Surname	Political party	Share of first votes
Lothar way	CDU	24.0%
Ülker Radziwill	SPD	38.3%
Benjamin Apeloig	PDS	04.5%
Elfi Jantzen	GREEN	13.9%
Bernhard Skrodzki	FDP	09.1%
Marius Minke	Instead of party	01.4%
Nadia Rouhani	Single applicant	08.8%
Eligible voters: 32,305 inhabitants
Turnout: 72.1%

Election 1999

For the election to the House of Representatives on October 10, 1999, the constituency of Charlottenburg 4 comprised the areas of Schloßstraße, Lietzensee and Adenauerplatz. The following candidates ran for the election to the Berlin House of Representatives in 1999 :

Surname	Political party	Share of first votes
Lothar way	CDU	39.5%
Gisela Seels	SPD	29.2%
Anne-Katrin Rüter de Escobar	PDS	04.1%
Elfi Jantzen	GREEN	16.2%
Manuel Feise	FDP	02.4%
Nadia Rouhani	Single applicant	08.7%
Eligible voters: 32,765 inhabitants
Turnout: 68.1%

Election 1995

For the election of the House of Representatives on October 22, 1995, the constituency of Charlottenburg 4 comprised the areas of Schloßstraße, Lietzensee and Adenauerplatz. In the 1995 election to the Berlin House of Representatives , Ingrid Stahmer - SPD received the highest number of first votes in this constituency.

Previous MPs

Directly elected members of the constituency Charlottenburg-Wilmersdorf 3 (formerly Charlottenburg 4):

year	Surname	Political party	Share of first votes
2016	Ülker Radziwill	SPD	29.9%
2011	Ülker Radziwill	SPD	33.3%
2006	Ülker Radziwill	SPD	37.1%
2001	Ülker Radziwill	SPD	38.3%
1999	Lothar way	CDU	39.5%
1995	Ingrid Stahmer	SPD	0?,? %

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Constituency description
2. ↑ wahlen-berlin.de
3. ↑ wahlen-berlin.de 3 in the district of Charlottenburg-Wilmersdorf
4. ↑ wahlen-berlin.de (PDF)
5. ↑ wahlen-berlin.de (PDF)
6. ↑ wahlen-berlin.de (PDF)
7. ↑ Elections to the Berlin House of Representatives and the District Council Assemblies on October 22, 1995