Constituency of Pirna II

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Constituency 36: Pirna II
Country Germany
state Saxony
region Pirna district
Constituency number 36
Eligible voters 44,851
voter turnout 76.9%
Election date October 14, 1990
Constituency representative
Surname
Political party CDU
Voting share 58.7%

The constituency of Pirna II was a state electoral district for the state elections in Saxony in 1990 , the first state election after the re-establishment of the state of Saxony. It had constituency number 36. The constituency structure was changed for the 1994 and 1999 state elections . The area of ​​the constituency of Pirna II became part of the constituencies of Saxon Switzerland 1 and Saxon Switzerland 2 .

The constituency comprised the following 44 communities in the district of Pirna : Bad Gottleuba , Bad Schandau , Bahratal , Berggießhübel , Bielatal , Borna-Gersdorf , Börnersdorf-Breitenau , Burkhardswalde , Cotta , Cunnersdorf , Döbra , Dohma , Dohna , Friedrichswalde-Ottendorf , Goes , Gohrisch , Göppersdorf , Gorknitz , Grossroehrsdorf, Heidenau , Koenigstein (Saxon Switzerland) , Köttewitz cancer , cribs , Langenhennersdorf , Leupoldishain , Liebstadt , Maxen , Meusegast , Muehlbach , Naundorf , Nentmannsdorf low silk joke , Oelsen , Papstdorf , Pfaff village , Porschdorf , Prossen , Rathsmannsdorf , Reinhardtsdorf-Schöna , Röhrsdorf , Rosenthal , Struppen , Thürmsdorf , Waltersdorf and Weesenstein . The other municipalities in the district were recorded via the constituency Pirna I (35).

Results

The 1990 state election took place on October 14, 1990 and had the following result for the constituency of Pirna II:

Direct candidate Party
(abbreviation)
First votes
(%)
Second votes
(%)
Martin Jacob THERE 03.8 01.1
Wolfgang Madai CDU 58.7 62.2
Chr. L - 00.4
DBU - 00.6
Christian Lehmann DSU 05.6 04.2
Holger Wendt FDP 04.3 03.4
Ulrich Dreihaupt LL-PDS 09.3 08.8
NPD - 01.1
Jörg Kuleßa FORUM 05.8 04.2
RAP - 00.2
SHB - 00.1
Wolfgang Marcus SPD 12.6 13.8

44,851 people were eligible to vote. The turnout was 76.9%. 3.4% of the votes cast were invalid. Wolfgang Madai (CDU) was elected as a direct candidate. It received 58.7% of all valid votes.

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