2011 State Elections in Germany

[republicanism]

and for the five-member administration, chosen by D'Hondt from the assembly (the job distribution is decided by the assembly, though)
Greens 3, SPD 1, Pirates 1. Wheee.

Talking about district admintrations:

The CDU won 3 out of 5 seats in Steglitz-Zehlendorf, Spandau and Reinickendorf, as did the SPD in Neukölln. Spandau and Reinickendorf are also the only two-party-district administrations were neither the Greens nor the Left is represented.

[MaxQue]

Heh. Kreuzberg-Friedrichshain borough assembly.

Greens 35.5 (+2.5)
SPD 20.8 (-4.
Pirates 14.3 (+14.3)
Left 12.5 (-4.0)
CDU 7.9 (-0.9)
Partei 2.8 (+1.3)
...
FDP 0.9 (-2.9)

D'Hondt and a 3% threshold giving
Greens 22
SPD 13
Pirates 8
Left 7
CDU 4

and for the five-member administration, chosen by D'Hondt from the assembly (the job distribution is decided by the assembly, though)
Greens 3, SPD 1, Pirates 1. Wheee.

Did Pirates had candidates for borough assemblies?

[minionofmidas]

Yes.

[minionofmidas]

According to Infratest, the CDU got 20% among voters with a migrant background.

Must be the Russians.

(SPD 33, Greens 21, Left 8, Pirates 7, FDP 3... I'll chalk that last one up to MoE).

[Middle-aged Europe]

According to Infratest, the CDU got 20% among voters with a migrant background.

I went through Kreuzberg yesterday, and the CDU had direct candidates of Turkish descent there.

[minionofmidas]

According to Infratest, the CDU got 20% among voters with a migrant background.

I went through Kreuzberg yesterday, and the CDU had direct candidates of Turkish descent there.

One even got elected (via the list).

[minionofmidas]

Heh. Kreuzberg-Friedrichshain borough assembly.

Greens 35.5 (+2.5)
SPD 20.8 (-4.
Pirates 14.3 (+14.3)
Left 12.5 (-4.0)
CDU 7.9 (-0.9)
Partei 2.8 (+1.3)
...
FDP 0.9 (-2.9)

D'Hondt and a 3% threshold giving
Greens 22
SPD 13
Pirates 8
Left 7
CDU 4

and for the five-member administration, chosen by D'Hondt from the assembly (the job distribution is decided by the assembly, though)
Greens 3, SPD 1, Pirates 1. Wheee.

And as I just noticed... these are only 54 seats. Because the Pirates were entitled to 9 seats, but had only 8 names on their list.

And it gets worse. You can't serve in both borough council and city parliament at the same time. There are three people who were on both lists... so goodbye, Stadtrat, unless at least two chose the borough seat.
I wonder if similar issues don't also exist for Pirates in other boroughs.
They seem to have put the double candidates at the bottom of the borough list, btw, so they were probably aware of the possible problem.

[Middle-aged Europe]

Amateurs.

[Swedish Rainbow Capitalist Cheese]

When we look at the Exit Polls, I think the Linke is slowly disappearing.

I wouldn't get my hopes up though, they're probably just in a bad phase. As long as the major centre-left party stays somewhat moderate there will always be far-lefters who want a more radical option, so they'll likly survive in some form.

[Filuwaúrdjan]

Just a note to say that I'll start work on the list vote maps when I stop doing my actual work for the day (probably).

Also, there are precinct results on the election.de website, with maps as well (by ward).

[Antonio the Sixth]

Final list vote:

SPD 28.3
CDU 23.4
Grüne 17.6
Linke 11.7
Piraten 8.9

NPD 2.1
FDP 1.8
Tierschutzpartei 1.5
Die PARTEI 0.9

And a couple of parties with even less.....not worth listing.

Depressing.

[republicanism]

Depressing.

What exactly?

[minionofmidas]

Just a note to say that I'll start work on the list vote maps when I stop doing my actual work for the day (probably).

Also, there are precinct results on the election.de website, with maps as well (by ward).

Mitte 1. SPD won all the west German precincts (4, 20, 24, 28-31).

[Antonio the Sixth]

Depressing.

What exactly?

Poor results for the left, useless Pirates at 9%, red-greens barely having a majority. We could have expected far better from this election.

[republicanism]

Depressing.

What exactly?

Poor results for the left, useless Pirates at 9%, red-greens barely having a majority. We could have expected far better from this election.

I agree.

[Filuwaúrdjan]

Depressing.

What exactly?

Poor results for the left, useless Pirates at 9%, red-greens barely having a majority. We could have expected far better from this election.

I don't really disagree but... well, it's not so long ago that this was looking like a possible defeat for Wowereit, so count your blessings.

[minionofmidas]

Lol, apparently they won't let you copy-and-paste their maps.

Anyways, I present you the coolest precinct in Berlin:



Greens 32.1, Pirates 26.2 (best result), SPD 17.1, Left 11.2, CDU 4.0, Partei 3.0, all others <1.5 (FDP 0.8, NPD 0.5)

[Antonio the Sixth]

How much votes there ?

[Filuwaúrdjan]

Of course this is for the future rather than right now, but, I presume that there's a map of precincts for the whole city out there?

[minionofmidas]

How much votes there ?

891 day votes cast. Over 200 for the Pirates.

[minionofmidas]

Of course this is for the future rather than right now, but, I presume that there's a map of precincts for the whole city out there?

I always looked at the ones in these documents (by constituency. They also have the postal precinct groupings). Never seen a city or even borough precinct map.

[Filuwaúrdjan]

Of course it should be possible to work one out from the election.de maps. Just a case of drawing lines in roughly the right place.

[minionofmidas]

Of course it should be possible to work one out from the election.de maps. Just a case of drawing lines in roughly the right place.

In that case, be quick to screenshoot them all. You never know how long they'll keep them up.

[minionofmidas]

And now for a fun fact. Because SPD and CDU continue to ridiculously run separate borough lists, there are a few overhang mandates.
Also for the same reason, Klaus Wowereit is not actually elected after narrowly losing his constituency in Wilmersdorf (C-W 5). The SPD is not getting any list seats in that borough.
It doesn't matter though. You can be mayor without being on the council.

[republicanism]

And now for a fun fact. Because SPD and CDU continue to ridiculously run separate borough lists, there are a few overhang mandates.

Didn't know that the other parties don't. There would have been overhang for the Greens in Kreuzberg-Friedrichshain and probably for the Left in Marzahn-Hellersdorf if they did.

It doesn't matter though. You can be mayor without being on the council.

Otherwise the party would have transferred him to a save seat long ago. He barely won his seat the last time.