German Election Results Thread

[Sibboleth]

I suppose that should be a "than".

Who would have thought that the first lingustic cock-up on a thread about elections in Germany on an anglophone forum would have been by a native English speaker...

Makes sense.

Yeah, it's what I expected to find as well. But worth noting, I think.

[KuntaKinte]

Terrible day for social democracy in Germany. I'm really depressed. Never thought this would get that bad.

[I left.]

so how much did the Pirates cost the left-wing?

[Vasall des Midas]

198 precincts
CDU 27.3
SPD 23.4
Greens 16.0
FDP 16.0
Left 11.7
Pirates 2.5
Animals 1.1
NPD 1.0

CDU ahead by about three points in both direct constituencies.

[And-L]

kunta kinte where is a site for follow the live of ballot?

[Vasall des Midas]

You'd have to follow the diverse state and municipal sites. Federal site will only show completed constituencies and thus not be interesting for hours. Actually, much the same will hold for many state sites.

[Tender Branson]

A bit of District 66 is in (Brandenburg):

Zenker, Thomas (SPD)     2.504    25,9 %
Dr. Brie, Andreas (DIE LINKE)    2.719    28,1 %
Stübgen, Michael (CDU)    2.947    30,5 %

Was roughly 35-26-26 for SPD in 2005.

[KuntaKinte]

so how much did the Pirates cost the left-wing?

I read on the internet the pirates got about 2%, what is much more i expected. Thanks to the record low turnout of course, at least to a degree.

[And-L]

nooo this is a very bad news.. italy is better

[Kuu ülevaade olulisematest]

For anyone interested, socialist results in the past:

Year	Seats	Seat %	Vote %
1871	2	0.5%	3.2%
1874	7	2.3%	6.8%
1877	12	3%	9.1%
1878	9	2.3%	7.6%
1881	12	3%	6.1%
1884	24	6%	9.7%
1887	11	2.8%	10.1%
1890	35	8.8%	19.7%
1893	44	11.1%	23.3%
1898	56	14.1%	27.2%
1903	81	20.4%	31.7%
1907	43	10.8%	28.9%
1912	110	27.7%	34.8%
1919	165	39%	37.9%
1920	102	22.2%	21.7%
1924 I	100	21.2%	20.5%
1924 II	131	26.6%	26%
1928	153	31.2%	29.8%
1930	143	24.8%	24.5%
1932 I	133	21.9%	21.9%
1932 II	121	20.7%	20.4%
1933	120	18.5%	18.3%
1949	131	32.6%	29.2%
1953	151	31%	31%
1957	169	34%	31.7%
1961	190	38.1%	36.2%
1965	202	40.7%	39.3%
1969	224	45.2%	42.7%
1972	230	46.4%	45.8%
1976	214	43.1%	42.6%
1980	218	43.9%	42.9%
1983	193	38.8%	38.2%
1987	186	37.4%	37%
1990	239	36.1%	33.5%
1994	252	37.5%	36.4%
1998	298	44.5%	40.9%
2002	251	41.6%	38.5%
2005	222	36.2%	34.2%

[KuntaKinte]

@And-L

It's like Lewis Trondheim said.

What really scares me ist the decline of the two major parties. Together they are down to 55-57%.

[Vasall des Midas]

Complete results for the Old Town and the Riederwald

Old Town
Turnout 72.8
CDU 27.0, SPD 20.9, FDP 19.4, Green 18.5, Left 9.9
Riederwald
Turnout 63.9
SPD 30.5, Left 20.6, CDU 18.7, Green 12.0, FDP 10.1. Pirates 3.2, Animals 2.3, in case you were wondering where this year's crop of protest third party voters comes from.

[Vasall des Midas]

A bit of District 66 is in (Brandenburg):

Zenker, Thomas (SPD)     2.504    25,9 %
Dr. Brie, Andreas (DIE LINKE)    2.719    28,1 %
Stübgen, Michael (CDU)    2.947    30,5 %

Was roughly 35-26-26 for SPD in 2005.

Please. André Brie.

[Sibboleth]

Riederwald
Turnout 63.9
SPD 30.5, Left 20.6, CDU 18.7, Green 12.0, FDP 10.1. Pirates 3.2, Animals 2.3, in case you were wondering where this year's crop of protest third party voters comes from.

Wow.

[Vasall des Midas]

Riederwald
Turnout 63.9
SPD 30.5, Left 20.6, CDU 18.7, Green 12.0, FDP 10.1. Pirates 3.2, Animals 2.3, in case you were wondering where this year's crop of protest third party voters comes from.

Wow.

Yeah. I think that's more than the KPD got in 1946.

[Tender Branson]

Hessen Projection:

CDU: 31% (-2)
SPD: 26% (-10)
FDP: 17% (+5)
Greens: 12% (+2)
Left: 9% (+3)

[Hans-im-Glück]

Now I'm back from my work in my polling station. The afternoon was not so bad i expect.

The result in Germany is for the SPD a disaster. The only good for them is this result is so bad, they must change something. With a CDU/CSU- FDP government they can make a good opposition and maybe then the voters come back to the SPD.

The Left has a very good result and the Greens have a good result too.

Now  it gives a Black- Yellow government in Germany. This is not my wish, but we will alive it. I lived 16 years with Helmut Kohl and then I can live 4 years with the clown Westerwelle as minister.

[Vasall des Midas]

Hessen Projection:

CDU: 31% (-10)
SPD: 26% (-2)
FDP: 17% (+5)
Greens: 12% (+2)
Left: 9% (+3)

What the hell are you comparing to here?

[Vasall des Midas]

Gutleut & Bahnhof
Turnout 68.4
Greens 21.7
FDP 20.7
SPD 20.2
CDU 19.0
Left 13.1
Pirates 3.6

Lmao.

[Tender Branson]

Hessen Projection:

CDU: 31% (-10)
SPD: 26% (-2)
FDP: 17% (+5)
Greens: 12% (+2)
Left: 9% (+3)

What the hell are you comparing to here?

Oh, sry, I mixed up the comparison for SPD and CDU ...

[Democratic Hawk]

I'd have been torn between the CDP and SPD this time, maybe even casting an SPD ballot if only to keep the FDP out but I'm pleased Merkel has been re-elected Chancellor. It's important that Germany continues the fight in Afghanistan

Still, there is hope reforms will not be too radical

http://www.rttnews.com/ArticleView.aspx?Id=1047441

A victory for the Conservative-Liberal coalition would open opportunities for labor market reforms, with the FDP's numerous proposals which include curtailing employee rights and hence making labor a more flexible resource in order to create new jobs. However, the employee wing of the CDU/CSU would be unlikely to support these proposals. Hence, a Conservative-Liberal government would only implement a diluted version of the FDP's agenda.

[Vasall des Midas]

Worth noting that turnout is low in areas full of old conservative non-posh people too.

Sossenheim
Turnout 62.6
CDU 34.2, SPD 22.1, FDP 15.7, Left 12.1, Greens 9.8

Eckenheim
Turnout 66.1
CDU 26.4, SPD 23.9, Greens 15.5, FDP 14.7, Left 13.3

By contrast
Harheim
Turnout 82.9
CDU 37.0, SPD 20.6, FDP 18.7, Greens 12.6, Left 6.4

FDP currently leading in Westend South.

[London Man]

Can we compare this to UK 1983? In a way?

[London Man]

It's important that Germany continues the fight in Afghanistan

Indeed. Provided it avoids any more incidents like that fuel tanker one.

[Vasall des Midas]

It's important that Germany continues the fight in Afghanistan

Indeed. Provided it avoids any more incidents like that fuel tanker one.

It's called a war crime.