German Election Results Thread

[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.

[Hans-im-Glück]

The result of my hometown:

http://www.landkreis-wunsiedel.de/data/wahlen/wahlen/Bundestagswahl_2009/479000_000069/239479150000.html?landkreis=239479000000.html&gemeinde=239479150000.html

Erststimmen nach Wahlvorschlag
WV-Nr Partei Erststimmen Prozent
1 Dr. Friedrich, Hans-Peter (CSU) 842 42,48%
2 Ernstberger, Petra (SPD) 589 29,72%
3 Quehl, Stefan (FDP) 143 7,21%
4 Scharfenberg, Elisabeth (GRÜNE) 167 8,43%
5 Engelhardt, Klaus Bruno (DIE LINKE) 186 9,38%
6 Bestehorn, Harald (NPD) 43 2,17%
20 Wunderlich, Heinz (Willi-Weise-Projekt) 12 0,61%

Zweitstimmen nach Wahlvorschlag
WV-Nr Partei Zweitstimmen Prozent
1 CSU 783 39,63%
2 SPD 527 26,67%
3 FDP 193 9,77%
4 GRÜNE 139 7,03%
5 DIE LINKE 200 10,12%
6 NPD 34 1,72%
7 REP 4 0,20%
8 FAMILIE 15 0,76%
9 BP 13 0,66%
10 PBC 5 0,25%
11 BüSo 0 0,00%
12 MLPD 0 0,00%
13 CM 2 0,10%
14 DVU 1 0,05%
15 DIE VIOLETTEN 4 0,20%
16 DIE TIERSCHUTZPARTEI 12 0,61%
17 ödp 10 0,51%
18 PIRATEN 26 1,32%
19 RRP 8 0,40%

[Hans-im-Glück]

What is the Willi Weise project, and is it weise or is it wunderlich?

It's more wunderlich

It's a farmer who want to make all better

[Hans-im-Glück]

Why doesn't the FDP win any direct seats? Do they not bother trying?

Many FDP voters give the first vote to the CDU/CSU candidate and the FDP have no extrem strongholds. The Left is in East Germany very strong and the Greens have their strongholds in big cities, like Berlin.

[Hans-im-Glück]

What would the results be if all the left parties and all the right parties ran together?

Here are the results for the States.

Right = CDU/CSU-FDP
Left = SPD-Linke-Grüne

I don't count the results of the small parties. The Piraten is maybe a left party (in my predict the get 4 second votes and all with the Greens as first vote ), but they change no State. The NPD, Republikaner and DVU are far-right parties and i don't think we can count them to the right. NPD and FDP have nothing in common.

Schleswig-Holstein Right 48,5, Left 47,4
Mecklenburg-Vorpommern Right 43,0, Left 51,1
Hamburg Right 41,1, Left 54,2
Niedersachsen Right 46,5, Left 48,6
Bremen Right 34,8, Left 59,9
Brandenburg Right 32,9, Left 59,7
Sachsen-Anhalt Right 40,4, Left 54,4
Berlin Right 40,4, Left 54,4
Nordrhein-Westfalen Right 48,0, Left 47,0
Sachsen Right 48,9, Left 45,8
Hessen Right 48,8, Left 46,1
Thüringen Right 41,0, Left 52,4
Rheinland-Pfalz Right 51,6, Left 42,9
Bayern Right 57,3, Left 34,1
Baden-Württemberg Right 53,2, Left 40,4
Saarland Right 42,8, Left 52,4

[Hans-im-Glück]

I
Bavaria +1.5
2%+ gains in Erlangen +2.5, Nuremberg N +3.3, Regensburg +2.8, anywhere in Upper Bavaria not near the Inn or the Alps (Munich rural +2.8, Fürstenfeldbruck +2.4, Freising +3.0, Ingolstadt +2.3, Erding-Ebersberg a whopping +4.5) but especially - biggest nationally - in Munich herself: E +5.3, S +5.5, W +6.5, N +8.9!
Declines in Hof, Weiden, Bayreuth, Kulmbach, Bad Kissingen (but not Coburg) with Hof at -3.1% and the others below -2%.

This decline is not surprising. In upperfranconia and especially in the region Hof will be the time comes soon, the lights go out forever . The Bavarian government does nothing for us and you get only a few kilometers further in Saxony and Thuringia for a company gives many times more subvention than in my region. Alone in the porcelain industries have been lost over 10,000 jobs in recent years. Who has the opinion in Bavaria everything would be better, come to Hof or Wunsiedel and convince yourself what a bad regional policy is.