Results of the 2021 German federal election

Main article: 2021 German federal election

2021 German federal election
26 September 2021
All 736 seats in the Bundestag
368 seats needed for a majority
Turnout76.6% 0.4pp
Party Leader Vote % Seats +/–
SPD Olaf Scholz 25.7% 205 +52
CDU/CSU Armin Laschet 24.1% 198 −48
Greens Annalena Baerbock 14.7% 118 +51
FDP Christian Lindner 11.4% 91 +11
AfD A. Weidel/T. Chrupalla 10.4% 83 −11
Left W. Baier/D. Bartsch 4.9% 39 −30
SSW Stefan Seidler 0.1% 1 +1
This lists parties that won seats. See the complete results below.
Results for the single-member constituencies
Chancellor before Chancellor after
Angela Merkel
CDU/CSU		 Olaf Scholz
SPD

2021 German federal election

This is a breakdown of the results of the 2021 German federal election. The following tables display detailed results in each of the sixteen states and all 299 single-member constituencies.

Electoral system

Germany uses the mixed-member proportional representation system, a system of proportional representation combined with elements of first-past-the-post voting. The Bundestag has 598 nominal members, elected for a four-year term; these seats are distributed between the sixteen German states in proportion to the states' number of eligible voters.[1]

Every elector has two votes: a constituency vote (first vote) and a party list vote (second vote). Based solely on the first votes, 299 members are elected in single-member constituencies by first-past-the-post voting (Direktmandat). The second votes are used to produce a proportional number of seats for parties, first in the states, and then in the Bundestag. Seats are allocated using the Sainte-Laguë method. If a party wins fewer constituency seats in a state than its second votes would entitle it to, it receives additional seats from the relevant state list. Parties can file lists in every single state under certain conditions, such as a fixed number of supporting signatures. Parties can receive second votes only in those states in which they have filed a state list.[1] If a party, by winning single-member constituencies in one state, receives more seats than it would be entitled to according to its second vote share in that state (so-called overhang seats), the other parties receive compensation seats. Owing to this provision, the Bundestag usually has more than 598 members; 735 seats were awarded in this election, up from 709 seats in 2017. The 19th Bundestag elected in 2017 had 709 seats: 598 regular seats and 111 overhang and compensation seats. Overhang seats are calculated at the state level, so many more seats are added to balance this out among the states, adding more seats than would be needed to compensate for overhang at the national level in order to avoid negative vote weight.[1]

In order to qualify for seats based on the party-list vote share, a party must either win three single-member constituencies via first votes or exceed a threshold of 5% of the second votes nationwide. If a party only wins one or two single-member constituencies and fails to get at least 5% of the second votes, it keeps the single-member seat(s), but other parties that accomplish at least one of the two threshold conditions receive compensation seats.[1] The most recent example of this was in 2002, when the PDS won only 4.0% of the second votes nationwide but won two constituencies in the state of Berlin.[2] The same applies if an independent candidate wins a single-member constituency,[1] which has not happened since 1949.[2] If a voter cast a first vote for a successful independent candidate or a successful candidate whose party failed to qualify for proportional representation, his or her second vote does not count toward proportional representation; however, it counts toward whether the elected party exceeds the 5% threshold.[1] Parties representing recognized national minorities (currently Danes, Frisians, Sorbs, and Romani people) are exempt from the 5% threshold.[1]

Nationwide

PartyParty-listConstituencyTotal
seats		+/–
Votes%SeatsVotes%Seats
Social Democratic Party11,901,55625.718512,184,09426.36121206+53
Christian Democratic Union8,774,91918.955410,445,92322.6098152−48
Alliance 90/The Greens6,814,40114.721026,435,36013.9216118+51
Free Democratic Party5,291,01011.43914,019,5628.70092+11
Alternative for Germany4,809,22810.39674,699,91710.171683−11
Christian Social Union2,402,8275.1902,788,0486.034545−1
The Left2,255,8604.87362,286,0704.95339−30
Free Voters1,125,6662.4301,332,7072.88000
Human Environment Animal Protection Party673,6691.460160,8630.35000
Grassroots Democratic Party630,1531.360732,6201.5900New
Die PARTEI460,4290.990540,1651.17000
Team Todenhöfer211,8600.4605,4220.0100New
Pirate Party Germany169,5910.37060,5500.13000
Volt Germany164,2720.35077,5940.1700New
Ecological Democratic Party112,1310.240152,5400.33000
National Democratic Party64,3600.1401,0900.00000
South Schleswig Voters' Association55,5780.12135,0270.0801+1
Partei für Gesundheitsforschung48,4950.1002,1730.00000
Party of Humanists47,5260.10012,6720.03000
Alliance C – Christians for Germany39,8680.0906,2220.01000
Bavaria Party32,7900.07036,7480.08000
V-Partei331,7620.07010,6440.02000
Independents for Citizen-oriented Democracy22,7360.05013,4210.03000
The Greys – For All Generations17,3040.0401,9580.00000
Die Urbane. Eine HipHop Partei17,7370.0401,8900.00000
Marxist–Leninist Party17,8190.04022,5380.05000
German Communist Party14,9510.0305,4460.01000
Alliance for Human Rights, Animal and Nature Protection13,6720.0307,3710.02000
European Party Love12,9670.0308730.0000New
Liberal Conservative Reformers11,3270.02011,0030.0200New
Lobbyists for Children9,1890.0200New
Third Way7,8320.0205150.0000New
Garden Party7,6110.0202,0950.00000
Citizens' Movement7,4910.0201,5560.0000New
Democracy in Motion7,1840.0202,6090.01000
Menschliche Welt3,7860.0106510.00000
The Pinks/Alliance 213,4880.0103730.0000New
Party of Progress3,2280.0100New
Socialist Equality Party1,4000.00000
Bürgerrechtsbewegung Solidarität6650.0008110.00000
Klimaliste Baden-Württemberg3,9670.0100New
Family Party1,8170.00000
From now... Democracy by Referendum1,0860.00000
Grey Panthers9610.0000New
Thuringian Homeland Party5490.0000New
The Others2510.0000New
Bergpartei, die "ÜberPartei"1910.00000
Independents and voter groups110,8750.24000
Total46,298,338100.0043646,218,818100.00299736+27
Valid votes46,298,33899.1246,218,81898.95
Invalid/blank votes408,9760.88488,4961.05
Total votes46,707,314100.0046,707,314100.00
Registered voters/turnout61,172,77176.3561,172,77176.35
Source: Bundeswahlleiter
Popular vote
SPD
 
 25.74%
CDU/CSU
 
 24.07%
GRÜNE
 
 14.75%
FDP
 
 11.46%
AfD
 
 10.34%
DIE LINKE
 
 4.89%
FREIE WÄHLER
 
 2.43%
Tierschutzpartei
 
 1.45%
dieBasis
 
 1.36%
Die PARTEI
 
 0.99%
Other
 
 2.51%
Bundestag seats
SPD
 
 27.99%
CDU/CSU
 
 26.77%
GRÜNE
 
 16.03%
FDP
 
 12.50%
AfD
 
 11.28%
DIE LINKE
 
 5.30%
SSW
 
 0.14%

Leaders' races

Party Name Constituency Votes % Position Elected?
SPD Olaf Scholz Potsdam – Potsdam-Mittelmark II – Teltow-Fläming II 64,271 34.0 1st Elected
CDU/CSU Armin Laschet North Rhine-Westphalia party list 1st Elected on list
GRÜNE Annalena Baerbock Potsdam – Potsdam-Mittelmark II – Teltow-Fläming II 35,452 18.8 2nd Elected on list
Robert Habeck Flensburg – Schleswig 50,231 28.1 1st Elected
FDP Christian Lindner Rheinisch-Bergischer Kreis 29,576 16.8 4th Elected on list
AfD Alice Weidel Bodensee 12,584 9.2 5th Elected on list
Tino Chrupalla Görlitz 53,970 35.8 1st Elected
LINKE Janine Wissler Frankfurt am Main I 12,562 8.8 5th Elected on list
Dietmar Bartsch Rostock – Landkreis Rostock II 29,715 18.2 2nd Elected on list

By state

Summary

Party list vote share by state
State SPD Union Grüne FDP AfD Linke Others
Schleswig-Holstein 28.0 22.0 18.3 12.5 6.8 3.6 8.7
Mecklenburg-Vorpommern 29.1 17.4 7.8 8.2 18.0 11.1 8.4
Hamburg 29.7 15.4 24.9 11.4 5.0 6.7 6.9
Lower Saxony 33.1 24.2 16.1 10.5 7.4 3.3 5.4
Bremen 31.5 17.2 20.9 9.3 6.9 7.7 6.4
Brandenburg 29.5 15.3 9.0 9.3 18.1 8.5 10.3
Saxony-Anhalt 25.4 21.0 6.5 9.5 19.6 9.6 8.4
Berlin 22.2 17.2 22.0 8.1 9.4 11.5 9.4
North Rhine-Westphalia 29.1 26.0 16.1 11.4 7.3 3.7 6.5
Saxony 19.3 17.2 8.6 11.0 24.6 9.3 9.9
Hesse 27.6 22.8 15.8 12.8 8.8 4.3 7.9
Thuringia 23.4 16.9 6.6 9.0 24.0 11.4 8.7
Rhineland-Palatinate 29.4 24.7 12.6 11.7 9.2 3.3 9.2
Bavaria 18.0 31.7 14.1 10.5 9.0 2.8 13.9
Baden-Württemberg 21.6 24.8 17.2 15.3 9.6 3.3 8.2
Saarland 37.3 23.6 – 11.5 10.0 7.2 10.5
Seats by state
State Distribution Total
Schleswig-Holstein
1 8 6 1 4 6 2
28
Mecklenburg-Vorpommern
2 6 1 1 3 3
16
Hamburg
1 5 4 2 3 1
16
Lower Saxony
3 26 13 8 18 6
74
Bremen
2 1 1 1
5
Brandenburg
2 10 2 2 4 5
25
Saxony-Anhalt
2 5 1 2 4 4
18
Berlin
3 6 6 2 5 3
25
North Rhine-Westphalia
6 49 28 19 42 12
156
Saxony
4 8 4 5 7 10
38
Hesse
3 15 9 7 12 5
51
Thuringia
3 5 1 2 3 5
19
Rhineland-Palatinate
1 12 5 5 9 4
36
Bavaria
4 23 19 14 45 12
117
Baden-Württemberg
3 22 18 16 33 10
102
Saarland
1 4 1 2 1
9
Germany
39 206 118 1 91 197 83
735

Schleswig-Holstein

Party Constituency Party list Total
seats 		+/–
Votes % Seats Votes % Seats
Social Democratic Party (SPD) 530,301 30.1 8 494,055 28.0 0 8 +2
Christian Democratic Union (CDU) 465,975 26.5 2 388,399 22.0 4 6 −4
Alliance 90/The Greens (GRÜNE) 315,633 17.9 1 322,763 18.3 5 6 +3
Free Democratic Party (FDP) 167,191 9.5 0 220,039 12.5 4 4 +1
Alternative for Germany (AfD) 113,641 6.5 0 119,566 6.8 2 2 0
The Left (DIE LINKE) 55,523 3.2 0 64,238 3.6 1 1 −1
South Schleswig Voters' Association (SSW) 35,027 2.0 0 55,578 3.2 1 1 +1
Grassroots Democratic Party 27,124 1.5 0 23,407 1.3 0 0 New
Human Environment Animal Protection Party – – – 20,653 1.2 0 0 0
Die PARTEI 18,090 1.0 0 17,870 1.0 0 0 0
Free Voters 26,518 1.5 0 17,043 1.0 0 0 0
Team Todenhöfer – – – 5,305 0.3 0 0 New
Volt Germany 1,431 0.1 0 4,157 0.2 0 0 New
National Democratic Party – – – 2,034 0.1 0 0 0
The Humanists – – – 1,763 0.1 0 0 0
V-Partei³ 581 0.0 0 1,763 0.1 0 0 0
Ecological Democratic Party – – – 1,539 0.1 0 0 0
The Urbans. A HipHop Party 727 0.0 0 1,029 0.1 0 0 0
Liberal Conservative Reformers 1,051 0.1 0 715 0.0 0 0 New
German Communist Party 326 0.0 0 516 0.0 0 0 0
Marxist–Leninist Party 265 0.0 0 322 0.0 0 0 0
Independents & voter groups 609 0.0 0 – – – 0 –
Invalid/blank votes 16,132 – – 13,391 – – – –
Total 1,776,145 100 11 1,776,145 100 17 28 +2
Registered voters/turnout 2,272,717 78.2 – 2,272,717 78.2 – – –
Source: Federal Returning Officer[3]
Constituency members
# Constituency Previous member Elected member Party Votes % Margin Runner-up
1 Flensburg – Schleswig Petra Nicolaisen Robert Habeck GRÜNE 50,231 28.1 8,510 Petra Nicolaisen
2 Nordfriesland – Dithmarschen Nord Astrid Damerow Astrid Damerow CDU 43,745 30.4 3,719 Jens Peter Jensen
3 Steinburg – Dithmarschen Süd Mark Helfrich Mark Helfrich CDU 39,431 29.2 52 Karin Thissen
4 Rendsburg-Eckernförde Johann Wadephul Sönke Rix SPD 49,474 30.8 1,786 Johann Wadephul
5 Kiel Mathias Stein Mathias Stein SPD 45,709 29.5 2,177 Luise Amtsberg
6 Plön – Neumünster Melanie Bernstein Kristian Klinck SPD 41,497 31.4 4,627 Melanie Bernstein
7 Pinneberg Michael von Abercron Ralf Stegner SPD 59,298 31.2 9,588 Michael von Abercron
8 Segeberg – Stormarn-Mitte Gero Storjohann Bengt Bergt SPD 63,369 32.0 8,104 Gero Storjohann
9 Ostholstein – Stormarn-Nord Ingo Gädechens Bettina Hagedorn SPD 47,714 33.7 4,723 Ingo Gädechens
10 Herzogtum Lauenburg – Stormarn-Süd Norbert Brackmann Nina Scheer SPD 60,593 31.0 8,721 Thomas Peters
11 Lübeck Claudia Schmidtke Tim Klüssendorf SPD 44,315 34.1 16,049 Claudia Schmidtke
List members[4]
GRÜNE CDU FDP
  1. Luise Amtsberg (1)
  2. Ingrid Nestle (3)
  3. Konstantin von Notz (4)
  4. Denise Loop (5)
  5. Bruno Hönel (6)
  1. Johann Wadephul (1)
  2. Ingo Gädechens (3)
  3. Petra Nicolaisen (4)
  4. Gero Storjohann (5)
  1. Wolfgang Kubicki (1)
  2. Gyde Jensen (2)
  3. Christine Aschenberg-Dugnus (3)
  4. Maximilian Mordhorst (4)
AfD LINKE SSW
  1. Uwe Witt (1)
  2. Gereon Bollmann (2)
  1. Cornelia Möhring (1)
  1. Stefan Seidler (1)

Mecklenburg-Vorpommern

Party Constituency Party list Total
seats 		+/–
Votes % Seats Votes % Seats
Social Democratic Party (SPD) 261,408 28.5 6 267,368 29.1 0 6 +4
Alternative for Germany (AfD) 169,977 18.5 0 165,342 18.0 3 3 0
Christian Democratic Union (CDU) 180,669 19.7 0 160,103 17.4 3 3 −3
The Left (DIE LINKE) 116,033 12.6 0 101,735 11.1 2 2 −1
Free Democratic Party (FDP) 66,328 7.2 0 75,555 8.2 1 1 0
Alliance 90/The Greens (GRÜNE) 62,664 6.8 0 71,956 7.8 1 1 0
Human Environment Animal Protection Party 14,324 1.6 0 20,582 2.2 0 0 0
Grassroots Democratic Party 16,019 1.7 0 16,336 1.8 0 0 New
Free Voters 17,781 1.9 0 13,344 1.5 0 0 0
Die PARTEI 3,692 0.4 0 7,900 0.9 0 0 0
National Democratic Party – – – 6,400 0.7 0 0 0
Pirate Party Germany 3,812 0.4 0 4,259 0.5 0 0 0
Team Todenhöfer – – – 2,146 0.2 0 0 New
Volt Germany – – – 1,904 0.2 0 0 New
The Humanists – – – 1,277 0.1 0 0 0
Ecological Democratic Party – – – 1,189 0.1 0 0 0
German Communist Party – – – 754 0.1 0 0 0
Marxist–Leninist Party 1,270 0.1 0 709 0.1 0 0 0
Independents for Citizen-oriented Democracy 1,019 0.1 0 – – – 0 New
Independents & voter groups 3,090 0.3 0 – – – 0 –
Invalid/blank votes 16,954 – – 16,181 – – – –
Total 935,040 100 6 935,040 100 10 16 0
Registered voters/turnout 1,314,435 71.1 – 1,314,435 71.1 – – –
Source: Federal Returning Officer[5]
Constituency members
# Constituency Previous member Elected member Party Votes % Margin Runner-up
12 Schwerin – Ludwigslust-Parchim I – Nordwestmecklenburg I Dietrich Monstadt Reem Alabali-Radovan SPD 45,189 29.4 13,435 Dietrich Monstadt
13 Ludwigslust-Parchim II – Nordwestmecklenburg II – Landkreis Rostock I Karin Strenz Frank Junge SPD 50,736 35.2 24,528 Simone Borchardt
14 Rostock – Landkreis Rostock II Peter Stein Katrin Zschau SPD 43,932 27.0 14,217 Dietmar Bartsch
15 Vorpommern-Rügen – Vorpommern-Greifswald I Angela Merkel Anna Kassautzki SPD 40,429 24.3 6,526 Georg Günther
16 Mecklenburgische Seenplatte I – Vorpommern-Greifswald II Philipp Amthor Erik von Malottki SPD 37,392 24.8 796 Enrico Komning
17 Mecklenburgische Seenplatte II – Landkreis Rostock III Eckhardt Rehberg Johannes Arlt SPD 43,730 31.1 13,410 Ulrike Schielke-Ziesing
List members[6]
AfD CDU LINKE
  1. Leif-Erik Holm (1)
  2. Enrico Komning (2)
  3. Ulrike Schielke-Ziesing (3)
  1. Philipp Amthor (1)
  2. Dietrich Monstadt (2)
  3. Simone Borchardt (3)
  1. Dietmar Bartsch (1)
  2. Ina Latendorf (2)
FDP GRÜNE
  1. Hagen Reinhold (1)
  1. Claudia Müller (1)

Hamburg

Party Constituency Party list Total
seats 		+/–
Votes % Seats Votes % Seats
Social Democratic Party (SPD) 334,831 33.4 4 298,342 29.7 1 5 0
Alliance 90/The Greens (GRÜNE) 237,328 23.7 2 250,532 24.9 2 4 +2
Christian Democratic Union (CDU) 179,572 17.9 0 155,220 15.4 3 3 −1
Free Democratic Party (FDP) 84,603 8.4 0 114,602 11.4 2 2 0
The Left (DIE LINKE) 72,507 7.2 0 67,578 6.7 1 1 −1
Alternative for Germany (AfD) 49,828 5.0 0 50,537 5.0 1 1 0
Grassroots Democratic Party 17,259 1.7 0 13,961 1.4 0 0 New
Human Environment Animal Protection Party – – – 12,325 1.2 0 0 0
Die PARTEI 6,585 0.7 0 10,147 1.0 0 0 0
Team Todenhöfer – – – 8,952 0.9 0 0 New
Free Voters 6,743 0.7 0 5,601 0.6 0 0 0
Volt Germany 4,476 0.4 0 5,429 0.5 0 0 New
Pirate Party Germany 3,419 0.3 0 4,377 0.4 0 0 0
Ecological Democratic Party 3,666 0.4 0 2,016 0.2 0 0 0
The Urbans. A HipHop Party – – – 1,341 0.1 0 0 0
V-Partei³ – – – 1,219 0.1 0 0 0
The Humanists – – – 1,203 0.0 0 0 0
National Democratic Party 643 0.1 0 648 0.1 0 0 0
German Communist Party – – – 532 0.1 0 0 0
The Pinks/Alliance 21 – – – 386 0.0 0 0 New
Marxist–Leninist Party 962 0.1 0 348 0.0 0 0 0
Liberal Conservative Reformers 179 0.0 0 248 0.0 0 0 New
Independents & voter groups 723 0.1 0 – – – 0 –
Invalid/blank votes 7,720 – – 5,500 – – – –
Total 1,011,044 100 6 1,011,044 100 10 16 0
Registered voters/turnout 1,298,792 77.8 – 1,298,792 77.8 – – –
Source: Federal Returning Officer[7]
Constituency members
# Constituency Previous member Elected member Party Votes % Margin Runner-up
18 Hamburg-Mitte Johannes Kahrs Falko Droßmann SPD 59,229 33.2 12,903 Manuel Muja
19 Hamburg-Altona Matthias Bartke Linda Heitmann GRÜNE 45,063 29.7 1,636 Matthias Bartke
20 Hamburg-Eimsbüttel Niels Annen Till Steffen GRÜNE 47,734 29.8 359 Niels Annen
21 Hamburg-Nord Christoph Ploß Dorothee Martin SPD 56,594 30.7 9,219 Katharina Beck
22 Hamburg-Wandsbek Aydan Özoğuz Aydan Özoğuz SPD 66,616 38.7 33,531 Franziska Hoppermann
23 Hamburg-Bergedorf – Harburg Metin Hakverdi Metin Hakverdi SPD 61,590 39.3 35,107 Uwe Schneider
List members[8]
CDU GRÜNE FDP
  1. Christoph Ploß (1)
  2. Franziska Hoppermann (2)
  3. Christoph de Vries (3)
  1. Katharina Beck (1)
  2. Emilia Fester (3)
  1. Michael Kruse (1)
  2. Ria Schröder (2)
LINKE AfD SPD
  1. Żaklin Nastić (1)
  1. Bernd Baumann (1)
  1. Niels Annen (2)

Lower Saxony

Party Constituency Party list Total
seats 		+/–
Votes % Seats Votes % Seats
Social Democratic Party (SPD) 1,603,785 35.5 22 1,498,500 33.1 4 25 +6
Christian Democratic Union (CDU) 1,323,070 29.3 8 1,093,579 24.2 10 18 −3
Alliance 90/The Greens (GRÜNE) 646,848 14.3 0 726,613 16.1 13 13 +7
Free Democratic Party (FDP) 347,802 7.7 0 474,638 10.5 8 8 +1
Alternative for Germany (AfD) 292,032 6.5 0 336,434 7.4 6 6 −1
The Left (DIE LINKE) 142,785 3.2 0 148,657 3.3 3 3 −2
Human Environment Animal Protection Party 25,460 0.6 0 57,931 1.3 0 0 0
Grassroots Democratic Party 52,585 1.2 0 46,369 1.0 0 0 New
Die PARTEI 16,581 0.4 0 40,158 0.9 0 0 0
Free Voters 47,466 1.1 0 37,214 0.8 0 0 0
Pirate Party Germany 9,837 0.2 0 16,955 0.4 0 0 0
Team Todenhöfer – – – 13,565 0.3 0 0 New
Volt Germany – – – 11,897 0.3 0 0 New
National Democratic Party – – – 4,379 0.1 0 0 0
The Humanists 287 0.0 0 3,806 0.1 0 0 0
Ecological Democratic Party 1,711 0.0 0 3,484 0.1 0 0 0
V-Partei³ 630 0.0 0 3,283 0.1 0 0 0
The Urbans. A HipHop Party – – – 2,625 0.1 0 0 0
Liberal Conservative Reformers 1,807 0.0 0 1,306 0.0 0 0 New
German Communist Party 523 0.0 0 1,020 0.0 0 0 0
Marxist–Leninist Party 750 0.0 0 808 0.0 0 0 0
Independents & voter groups 4,613 0.1 0 – – – 0 –
Invalid/blank votes 44,570 – – 39,921 – – – –
Total 4,563,142 100 30 4,563,142 100 44 74 +8
Registered voters/turnout 6,105,381 74.7 – 6,105,381 74.7 – – –
Source: Federal Returning Officer[9]
Constituency members
# Constituency Previous member Elected member Party Votes % Margin Runner-up
24 Aurich – Emden Johann Saathoff Johann Saathoff SPD 71,596 52.8 47,577 Joachim Kleen
25 Unterems Gitta Connemann Gitta Connemann CDU 77,143 44.4 27,703 Anja Troff-Schaffarzyk
26 Friesland – Wilhelmshaven – Wittmund Siemtje Möller Siemtje Möller SPD 60,392 45.4 31,106 Anne Janssen
27 Oldenburg – Ammerland Dennis Rohde Dennis Rohde SPD 65,757 38.2 30,638 Susanne Menge
28 Delmenhorst – Wesermarsch – Oldenburg-Land Astrid Grotelüschen Susanne Mittag SPD 59,377 36.7 18,967 Philipp Albrecht
29 Cuxhaven – Stade II Enak Ferlemann Daniel Schneider SPD 51,417 36.8 9,332 Enak Ferlemann
30 Stade I – Rotenburg II Oliver Grundmann Oliver Grundmann CDU 52,069 34.6 4,306 Kai Köser
31 Mittelems Albert Stegemann Albert Stegemann CDU 72,523 40.5 20,214 Daniela De Ridder
32 Cloppenburg – Vechta Silvia Breher Silvia Breher CDU 80,134 49.1 46,309 Alexander Bartz
33 Diepholz – Nienburg I Axel Knoerig Axel Knoerig CDU 49,116 33.8 2,661 Peggy Schierenbeck
34 Osterholz – Verden Andreas Mattfeldt Andreas Mattfeldt CDU 50,274 33.7 1,700 Michael Harjes
35 Rotenburg I – Heidekreis Lars Klingbeil Lars Klingbeil SPD 59,131 47.6 26,411 Carsten Büttinghaus
36 Harburg Michael Grosse-Brömer Svenja Stadler SPD 49,773 31.0 3,062 Michael Grosse-Brömer
37 Lüchow-Dannenberg – Lüneburg Eckhard Pols Jakob Blankenburg SPD 38,784 28.2 4,178 Julia Verlinden
38 Osnabrück-Land André Berghegger André Berghegger CDU 54,535 36.2 9,826 Anke Hennig
39 Stadt Osnabrück Mathias Middelberg Manuel Gava SPD 44,876 30.3 1,560 Mathias Middelberg
40 Nienburg II – Schaumburg Maik Beermann Marja-Liisa Völlers SPD 50,017 35.3 6,200 Maik Beermann
41 Stadt Hannover I Kerstin Tack Adis Ahmetovic SPD 44,538 34.9 16,687 Swantje Michaelsen
42 Stadt Hannover II Yasmin Fahimi Yasmin Fahimi SPD 46,929 32.9 9,150 Sven-Christian Kindler
43 Hannover-Land I Hendrik Hoppenstedt Rebecca Schamber SPD 58,297 33.7 3,112 Hendrik Hoppenstedt
44 Celle – Uelzen Henning Otte Henning Otte CDU 51,504 32.9 869 Dirk-Ulrich Mende
45 Gifhorn – Peine Hubertus Heil Hubertus Heil SPD 72,113 43.7 31,834 Ingrid Pahlmann
46 Hameln-Pyrmont – Holzminden Johannes Schraps Johannes Schraps SPD 56,893 43.2 23,318 Mareike Wulf
47 Hannover-Land II Matthias Miersch Matthias Miersch SPD 73,088 40.7 27,367 Tilman Kuban
48 Hildesheim Bernd Westphal Bernd Westphal SPD 61,857 38.7 20,627 Ute Bertram
49 Salzgitter – Wolfenbüttel Sigmar Gabriel Dunja Kreiser SPD 56,157 38.6 16,616 Holger Bormann
50 Braunschweig Carola Reimann Christos Pantazis SPD 51,220 36.7 19,944 Carsten Müller
51 Helmstedt – Wolfsburg Falko Mohrs Falko Mohrs SPD 54,349 42.1 19,982 Andreas Weber
52 Goslar – Northeim – Osterode Roy Kühne Frauke Heiligenstadt SPD 52,129 36.7 4,933 Roy Kühne
53 Göttingen Thomas Oppermann Andreas Philippi SPD 51,385 32.2 8,427 Fritz Güntzler
List members[10]
GRÜNE CDU FDP
  1. Filiz Polat (1)
  2. Sven-Christian Kindler (2)
  3. Christina-Johanne Schröder (3)
  4. Jürgen Trittin (4)
  5. Julia Verlinden (5)
  6. Frank Bsirske (6)
  7. Katja Keul (7)
  8. Helge Limburg (8)
  9. Karoline Otte (9)
  10. Stefan Wenzel (10)
  11. Swantje Michaelsen (11)
  12. Julian Pahlke (12)
  13. Susanne Menge (13)
  1. Hendrik Hoppenstedt (1)
  2. Michael Grosse-Brömer (2)
  3. Mathias Middelberg (4)
  4. Enak Ferlemann (5)
  5. Anne Janssen (6)
  6. Tilman Kuban (7)
  7. Carsten Müller (8)
  8. Mareike Wulf (9)
  9. Fritz Güntzler (10)
  10. Stephan Albani (11)
  1. Christian Dürr (1)
  2. Jens Beeck (2)
  3. Anja Schulz (3)
  4. Konstantin Kuhle (4)
  5. Knut Gerschau (5)
  6. Gero Clemens Hocker (6)
  7. Matthias Seestern-Pauly (7)
  8. Anikó Merten (8)
AfD SPD LINKE
  1. Joachim Wundrak (1)
  2. Frank Rinck (2)
  3. Thomas Ehrhorn (3)
  4. Dietmar Friedhoff (4)
  5. Jörn König (5)
  6. Dirk Brandes (6)
  1. Anja Troff-Schaffarzyk (14)
  2. Anke Hennig (18)
  3. Peggy Schierenbeck (20)
  4. Daniela Friederike De Ridder (24)[a]
  1. Amira Mohamed Ali (1)
  2. Victor Perli (2)
  3. Heidi Reichinnek (3)

Bremen

Party Constituency Party list Total
seats 		+/–
Votes % Seats Votes % Seats
Social Democratic Party (SPD) 108,432 33.2 2 103,224 31.5 0 2 0
Alliance 90/The Greens (GRÜNE) 60,490 18.5 0 68,427 20.9 1 1 0
Christian Democratic Union (CDU) 67,992 20.8 0 56,499 17.2 1 1 0
Free Democratic Party (FDP) 22,398 6.8 0 30,481 9.3 1 1 +1
The Left (DIE LINKE) 25,923 7.9 0 25,352 7.7 0 0 −1
Alternative for Germany (AfD) 21,565 6.6 0 22,575 6.9 0 0 −1
Human Environment Animal Protection Party 2,440 0.7 0 4,517 1.4 0 0 0
Die PARTEI 5,464 1.7 0 3,909 1.2 0 0 0
Grassroots Democratic Party 4,007 1.2 0 3,461 1.1 0 0 New
Team Todenhöfer – – – 3,014 0.9 0 0 New
Free Voters 3,652 1.1 0 2,911 0.9 0 0 0
Volt Germany 1,182 0.4 0 1,322 0.4 0 0 New
The Humanists 1,016 0.3 0 589 0.2 0 0 0
V-Partei³ 609 0.2 0 515 0.2 0 0 0
Ecological Democratic Party 713 0.2 0 407 0.1 0 0 0
Human World – – – 386 0.1 0 0 0
National Democratic Party – – – 291 0.1 0 0 0
Marxist–Leninist Party 266 0.1 0 160 0.0 0 0 0
Pirate Party Germany 908 0.3 0 – – – 0 0
Invalid/blank votes 3,374 – – 2,391 – – – –
Total 330,431 100 2 330,431 100 3 5 −1
Registered voters/turnout 459,749 71.9 – 459,749 71.9 – – –
Source: Federal Returning Officer[11]
Constituency members
# Constituency Previous member Elected member Party Votes % Margin Runner-up
54 Bremen I Sarah Ryglewski Sarah Ryglewski SPD 55,934 30.2 16,213 Kirsten Kappert-Gonther
55 Bremen II – Bremerhaven Uwe Schmidt Uwe Schmidt SPD 52,498 36.9 23,946 Wiebke Winter
List members[12]
GRÜNE CDU FDP
  1. Kirsten Kappert-Gonther (1)
  1. Thomas Röwekamp (1)
  1. Volker Redder (1)

Brandenburg

Party Constituency Party list Total
seats 		+/–
Votes % Seats Votes % Seats
Social Democratic Party (SPD) 437,753 28.7 10 450,573 29.5 0 10 +6
Alternative for Germany (AfD) 279,978 18.3 0 277,412 18.1 5 5 0
Christian Democratic Union (CDU) 283,668 18.6 0 233,891 15.3 4 4 −5
Free Democratic Party (FDP) 121,094 7.9 0 142,426 9.3 2 2 0
Alliance 90/The Greens (GRÜNE) 120,005 7.9 0 137,472 9.0 2 2 +1
The Left (DIE LINKE) 142,628 9.3 0 129,762 8.5 2 2 −2
Free Voters 47,029 3.1 0 40,509 2.6 0 0 0
Human Environment Animal Protection Party 6,735 0.4 0 39,823 2.6 0 0 0
Grassroots Democratic Party 26,766 1.8 0 23,062 1.5 0 0 New
Die PARTEI 27,429 1.8 0 19,199 1.3 0 0 0
Independents for Citizen-oriented Democracy 7,339 0.5 0 9,113 0.6 0 0 New
Pirate Party Germany 5,848 0.4 0 6,340 0.4 0 0 0
National Democratic Party – – – 4,868 0.3 0 0 0
Volt Germany 1,004 0.1 0 4,293 0.3 0 0 New
Team Todenhöfer – – – 3,353 0.2 0 0 New
Ecological Democratic Party 4,499 0.3 0 2,835 0.2 0 0 0
German Communist Party 1,785 0.1 0 1,978 0.1 0 0 0
The Humanists 458 0.0 0 1,892 0.1 0 0 0
Marxist–Leninist Party 304 0.0 0 842 0.1 0 0 0
Family Party of Germany 1,817 0.1 0 – – – 0 0
Independents & voter groups 11,619 0.8 0 – – – 0 –
Invalid/blank votes 21,706 – – 19,821 – – – –
Total 1,549,464 100 10 1,549,464 100 15 25 0
Registered voters/turnout 2,048,844 75.6 – 2,048,844 75.6 – – –
Source: Federal Returning Officer[13]
Constituency members
# Constituency Previous member Elected member Party Votes % Margin Runner-up
56 Prignitz – Ostprignitz-Ruppin – Havelland I Sebastian Steineke Wiebke Papenbrock SPD 39,853 33.0 16,054 Dominik Kaufner
57 Uckermark – Barnim I Jens Koeppen Stefan Zierke SPD 38,247 29.6 12,084 Hannes Gnauck
58 Oberhavel – Havelland II Uwe Feiler Ariane Fäscher SPD 50,697 26.3 10,701 Uwe Feiler
59 Märkisch-Oderland – Barnim II Hans-Georg von der Marwitz Simona Koß SPD 43,117 24.8 2,313 Sabine Buder
60 Brandenburg an der Havel – Potsdam-Mittelmark I – Havelland III – Teltow-Fläming I Dietlind Tiemann Sonja Eichwede SPD 46,642 32.1 17,406 Dietlind Tiemann
61 Potsdam – Potsdam-Mittelmark II – Teltow-Fläming II Manja Schüle Olaf Scholz SPD 64,271 34.0 28,819 Annalena Baerbock
62 Dahme-Spreewald – Teltow-Fläming III – Oberspreewald-Lausitz I Jana Schimke Sylvia Lehmann SPD 50,696 26.5 12,616 Jana Schimke
63 Frankfurt (Oder) – Oder-Spree Martin Patzelt Mathias Papendieck SPD 39,350 28.0 9,168 Wilko Möller
64 Cottbus – Spree-Neiße Klaus-Peter Schulze Maja Wallstein SPD 34,882 27.6 2,352 Daniel Münschke
65 Elbe-Elster – Oberspreewald-Lausitz II Michael Stübgen Hannes Walter SPD 29,998 25.4 438 Silvio Wolf
List members[14]
AfD CDU FDP
  1. Alexander Gauland (1)
  2. René Springer (2)
  3. Steffen Kotré (3)
  4. Norbert Kleinwächter (4)
  5. Hannes Gnauck (5)
  1. Jens Koeppen (1)
  2. Uwe Feiler (2)
  3. Jana Schimke (3)
  4. Knut Abraham (4)
  1. Linda Teuteberg (1)
  2. Friedhelm Boginski (2)
GRÜNE LINKE
  1. Annalena Baerbock (1)
  2. Michael Kellner (2)
  1. Christian Görke (1)
  2. Anke Domscheit-Berg (2)

Saxony-Anhalt

Party Constituency Party list Total
seats 		+/–
Votes % Seats Votes % Seats
Social Democratic Party (SPD) 293,197 24.4 4 305,085 25.4 1 5 +2
Christian Democratic Union (CDU) 299,363 24.9 3 252,286 21.0 1 4 −5
Alternative for Germany (AfD) 242,065 20.2 2 235,492 19.6 2 4 0
The Left (DIE LINKE) 127,576 10.6 0 115,330 9.6 2 2 −2
Free Democratic Party (FDP) 96,084 8.0 0 114,024 9.5 2 2 0
Alliance 90/The Greens (GRÜNE) 64,326 5.4 0 78,701 6.5 1 1 0
Free Voters 32,152 2.7 0 22,509 1.9 0 0 0
Grassroots Democratic Party 22,554 1.9 0 19,213 1.6 0 0 New
Human Environment Animal Protection Party 1,969 0.2 0 14,483 1.2 0 0 0
Animal Protection Alliance 7,371 0.6 0 13,672 1.1 0 0 0
Die PARTEI 4,416 0.4 0 9,763 0.8 0 0 0
Garden Party 2,095 0.2 0 7,611 0.6 0 0 0
Pirate Party Germany – – – 4,067 0.3 0 0 0
National Democratic Party – – – 3,002 0.2 0 0 0
Volt Germany – – – 2,097 0.2 0 0 New
The Humanists – – – 1,415 0.1 0 0 0
The Urbans. A HipHop Party – – – 1,302 0.1 0 0 0
Marxist–Leninist Party 620 0.1 0 1,042 0.1 0 0 0
Ecological Democratic Party 302 0.0 0 846 0.1 0 0 0
Independents & voter groups 6,088 0.5 0 – – – 0 –
Invalid/blank votes 14,583 – – 12,821 – – – –
Total 1,214,761 100 9 1,214,761 100 9 18 −5
Registered voters/turnout 1,789,775 67.9 – 1,789,775 67.9 – – –
Source: Federal Returning Officer[15]
Constituency members
# Constituency Previous member Elected member Party Votes % Margin Runner-up
66 Altmark Eckhard Gnodtke Herbert Wollmann SPD 29,599 27.5 6,166 Uwe Harms
67 Börde – Jerichower Land Manfred Behrens Franziska Kersten SPD 38,520 26.2 1,868 Gerry Weber
68 Harz Heike Brehmer Heike Brehmer CDU 37,884 27.7 3,072 Maik Berger
69 Magdeburg Tino Sorge Martin Kröber SPD 39,233 25.3 5,056 Tino Sorge
70 Dessau – Wittenberg Sepp Müller Sepp Müller CDU 39,042 34.3 16,864 Leonard Schneider
71 Anhalt Kees de Vries Kay-Uwe Ziegler AfD 33,225 24.2 930 Frank Wyszkowski
72 Halle Christoph Bernstiel Karamba Diaby SPD 42,335 28.8 11,836 Christoph Bernstiel
73 Burgenland – Saalekreis Dieter Stier Dieter Stier CDU 32,649 26.3 321 Martin Reichardt
74 Mansfeld Torsten Schweiger Robert Farle AfD 32,930 25.1 198 Torsten Schweiger
List members[16]
AfD LINKE FDP
  1. Martin Reichardt (1)
  2. Jan Schmidt (2)
  1. Jan Korte (1)
  2. Petra Sitte (2)
  1. Marcus Faber (1)
  2. Ingo Bodtke (2)
SPD CDU GRÜNE
  1. Katrin Budde (2)
  1. Tino Sorge (3)
  1. Steffi Lemke (1)

Berlin

Note: The results shown here reflect the outcome following the 2024 Berlin federal repeat election.

Party Constituency Party list Total
seats 		+/–
Votes % Seats Votes % Seats
Social Democratic Party (SPD) 366,567 21.8 4 374,411 22.2 2 6 +1
Alliance 90/The Greens (GRÜNE) 346,860 20.6 3 370,728 22.0 3 6 +2
Christian Democratic Union (CDU) 339,237 20.2 3 289,139 17.2 2 5 −1
The Left (DIE LINKE) 238,776 14.2 2 194,006 11.5 1 3 −3
Alternative for Germany (AfD) 151,440 9.0 0 159,020 9.4 3 3 −1
Free Democratic Party (FDP) 106,289 6.3 0 136,995 8.1 2 2 −1
Human Environment Animal Protection Party 47,129 2.8 0 43,598 2.6 0 0 0
Die PARTEI 35,574 2.1 0 27,197 1.6 0 0 0
Team Todenhöfer 2,326 0.1 0 17,493 1.0 0 0 New
The Greys 1,958 0.1 0 17,304 1.0 0 0 0
Free Voters 12,131 0.7 0 14,952 0.9 0 0 0
Volt Germany 2,044 0.2 0 10,443 0.6 0 0 0
Pirate Party Germany 4,533 0.3 0 6,584 0.4 0 0 0
Party for Health Research 807 0.0 0 4,296 0.3 0 0 0
The Humanists 1,097 0.1 0 3,237 0.2 0 0 0
Ecological Democratic Party 2,963 0.2 0 2,615 0.2 0 0 0
The Urbans. A HipHop Party 370 0.0 0 2,511 0.1 0 0 0
German Communist Party – – – 2,181 0.1 0 0 0
National Democratic Party – – – 1,766 0.1 0 0 0
Liberal Conservative Reformers 1,488 0.1 0 1,400 0.1 0 0 New
V-Partei³ – – – 1,177 0.1 0 0 0
Marxist–Leninist Party 1,121 0.1 0 749 0.0 0 0 0
Civil Rights Movement Solidarity – – – 665 0.0 0 0 0
Socialist Equality Party – – – 429 0.0 0 0 0
Grassroots Democratic Party 16,770 1.0 0 – – – 0 New
Human World 300 0.0 0 – – – 0 0
The Others (sonstige) 251 0.0 0 – – – 0 New
The Pinks/Alliance 21 201 0.0 0 – – – 0 New
Bergpartei, die "ÜberPartei" 191 0.0 0 – – – 0 0
Independents & voter groups 1,414 0.1 0 – – – 0 –
Invalid/blank votes 27,632 – – 26,813 – – – –
Total 1,682,077 100 12 1,682,896 100 13 25 −3
Registered voters/turnout 2,460,618 69.5 – 2,460,618 69.5 – – –
Source: Federal Returning Officer[17]
Constituency members
# Constituency Previous member Elected member Party Votes % Margin Runner-up
75 Berlin-Mitte Eva Högl Hanna Steinmüller GRÜNE 42,443 30.6 11,832 Annika Klose
76 Berlin-Pankow Stefan Liebich Stefan Gelbhaar GRÜNE 46,401 26.8 12,468 Manuela Anders-Granitzki
77 Berlin-Reinickendorf Frank Steffel Monika Grütters CDU 32,972 29.5 6,072 Torsten Einstmann
78 Berlin-Spandau – Charlottenburg North Swen Schulz Helmut Kleebank SPD 39,062 32.8 10,415 Joe Chialo
79 Berlin-Steglitz-Zehlendorf Thomas Heilmann Thomas Heilmann CDU 48,530 28.6 7,159 Ruppert Stüwe
80 Berlin-Charlottenburg-Wilmersdorf Klaus-Dieter Gröhler Michael Müller SPD 33,723 25.6 604 Lisa Paus
81 Berlin-Tempelhof-Schöneberg Jan-Marco Luczak Kevin Kühnert SPD 45,218 26.7 2,539 Renate Künast
82 Berlin-Neukölln Fritz Felgentreu Hakan Demir SPD 33,880 25.8 8,090 Andreas Audretsch
83 Berlin-Friedrichshain-Kreuzberg – Prenzlauer Berg East Canan Bayram Canan Bayram GRÜNE 56,593 37.8 29,570 Pascal Meiser
84 Berlin-Treptow-Köpenick Gregor Gysi Gregor Gysi LINKE 54,548 35.4 30,864 Ana-Maria Trăsnea
85 Berlin-Marzahn-Hellersdorf Petra Pau Mario Czaja CDU 38,914 29.7 10,342 Petra Pau
86 Berlin-Lichtenberg Gesine Lötzsch Gesine Lötzsch LINKE 36,408 25.8 8,995 Anja Ingenbleek
List members[18]
GRÜNE SPD FDP
  1. Lisa Paus (1)
  2. Renate Künast (3)
  3. Andreas Audretsch (4)
  4. Nina Stahr (5)[b]
  1. Cansel Kiziltepe (2)
  2. Annika Klose (4)
  3. Ruppert Stüwe (5)[b]
  1. Christoph Meyer (1)
  2. Daniela Kluckert (2)
  3. Lars Lindemann (3)[b]
AfD CDU LINKE
  1. Beatrix von Storch (1)
  2. Gottfried Curio (2)
  3. Götz Frömming (3)
  1. Jan-Marco Luczak (2)
  2. Ottilie Klein (3)
  1. Petra Pau (1)
  2. Pascal Meiser (2)[b]

North Rhine-Westphalia

Party Constituency Party list Total
seats 		+/–
Votes % Seats Votes % Seats
Social Democratic Party (SPD) 3,068,628 31.1 30 2,880,226 29.1 19 49 +8
Christian Democratic Union (CDU) 2,973,458 30.1 30 2,566,719 26.0 12 42 0
Alliance 90/The Greens (GRÜNE) 1,500,696 15.2 4 1,587,067 16.1 24 28 +16
Free Democratic Party (FDP) 851,337 8.6 0 1,130,154 11.4 19 19 −1
Alternative for Germany (AfD) 705,020 7.1 0 717,510 7.3 12 12 −3
The Left (DIE LINKE) 317,869 3.2 0 366,947 3.7 6 6 −6
Human Environment Animal Protection Party 11,068 0.1 0 136,195 1.4 0 0 0
Die PARTEI 170,191 1.7 0 108,504 1.1 0 0 0
Grassroots Democratic Party 111,606 1.1 0 99,217 1.0 0 0 New
Team Todenhöfer – – – 65,137 0.7 0 0 New
Free Voters 97,782 1.0 0 64,990 0.7 0 0 0
Pirate Party Germany 6,629 0.1 0 36,789 0.4 0 0 0
Volt Germany 24,138 0.2 0 36,039 0.4 0 0 New
European Party Love 873 0.0 0 12,967 0.1 0 0 New
Party for Health Research – – – 11,673 0.1 0 0 0
Alliance C – Christians for Germany 1,405 0.0 0 10,128 0.1 0 0 0
Lobbyists for Children (LfK) – – – 9,189 0.1 0 0 New
National Democratic Party – – – 8,956 0.1 0 0 0
Ecological Democratic Party 1,394 0.0 0 8,052 0.1 0 0 0
The Humanists 488 0.0 0 7,685 0.1 0 0 0
V-Partei³ 454 0.0 0 6,628 0.1 0 0 0
The Urbans. A HipHop Party – – – 4,729 0.0 0 0 0
Marxist–Leninist Party 5,894 0.1 0 3,476 0.0 0 0 0
Party of Progress – – – 3,228 0.0 0 0 New
German Communist Party 2,285 0.0 0 2,556 0.0 0 0 0
Liberal Conservative Reformers 1,064 0.0 0 2,298 0.0 0 0 New
Socialist Equality Party – – – 971 0.0 0 0 0
Democracy by Referendum 1,086 0.0 0 – – – 0 New
Independents for Citizen-oriented Democracy 1,020 0.0 0 – – – 0 New
Independents & voter groups 14,134 0.1 0 – – – 0 –
Invalid/blank votes 92,465 – – 72,954 – – – –
Total 9,960,984 100 64 9,960,984 100 92 156 +14
Registered voters/turnout 13,040,267 76.4 – 13,040,267 76.4 – – –
Source: Federal Returning Officer[19]
Constituency members
# Constituency Previous member Elected member Party Votes % Margin Runner-up
87 Aachen I Rudolf Henke Oliver Krischer GRÜNE 41,942 30.2 6,380 Rudolf Henke
88 Aachen II Claudia Moll Claudia Moll SPD 58,189 34.5 3,381 Catarina dos Santos Firnhaber
89 Heinsberg Wilfried Oellers Wilfried Oellers CDU 57,095 39.7 19,846 Norbert Spinrath
90 Düren Thomas Rachel Thomas Rachel CDU 55,719 36.7 8,985 Dietmar Nietan
91 Rhein-Erft-Kreis I Georg Kippels Georg Kippels CDU 63,635 33.0 4,777 Aaron Spielmanns
92 Euskirchen – Rhein-Erft-Kreis II Detlef Seif Detlef Seif CDU 65,981 34.6 15,089 Dagmar Andres
93 Cologne I Karsten Möring Sanae Abdi SPD 38,985 27.9 5,580 Lisa-Marie Friede
94 Cologne II Heribert Hirte Sven Lehmann GRÜNE 70,658 34.6 19,740 Sandra von Möller
95 Cologne III Rolf Mützenich Rolf Mützenich SPD 46,149 29.9 2,549 Katharina Dröge
96 Bonn Ulrich Kelber Katrin Uhlig GRÜNE 46,467 25.2 216 Jessica Rosenthal
97 Rhein-Sieg-Kreis I Elisabeth Winkelmeier-Becker Elisabeth Winkelmeier-Becker CDU 60,776 32.6 7,563 Sebastian Hartmann
98 Rhein-Sieg-Kreis II Norbert Röttgen Norbert Röttgen CDU 70,144 40.0 29,140 Katja Stoppenbrink
99 Oberbergischer Kreis Carsten Brodesser Carsten Brodesser CDU 53,757 33.9 11,296 Michaela Engelmeier
100 Rheinisch-Bergischer Kreis Hermann-Josef Tebroke Hermann-Josef Tebroke CDU 52,714 30.0 12,887 Kastriot Krasniqi
101 Leverkusen – Cologne IV Karl Lauterbach Karl Lauterbach SPD 69,662 45.6 38,465 Serap Güler
102 Wuppertal I Helge Lindh Helge Lindh SPD 54,065 37.3 22,105 Caroline Lünenschloss
103 Solingen – Remscheid – Wuppertal II Jürgen Hardt Ingo Schäfer SPD 52,852 32.6 8,074 Jürgen Hardt
104 Mettmann I Michaela Noll Klaus Wiener CDU 47,326 30.0 8,000 Christian Steinacker
105 Mettmann II Peter Beyer Peter Beyer CDU 38,429 31.3 794 Kerstin Griese
106 Düsseldorf I Thomas Jarzombek Thomas Jarzombek CDU 54,158 31.1 15,203 Zanda Martens
107 Düsseldorf II Sylvia Pantel Andreas Rimkus SPD 41,169 29.2 6,368 Sylvia Pantel
108 Neuss I Hermann Gröhe Hermann Gröhe CDU 57,445 35.8 6,054 Daniel Rinkert
109 Mönchengladbach Günter Krings Günter Krings CDU 45,550 35.6 8,002 Gülistan Yüksel
110 Krefeld I – Neuss II Ansgar Heveling Ansgar Heveling CDU 51,500 33.4 12,247 Philipp Einfalt
111 Viersen Uwe Schummer Martin Plum CDU 62,123 35.8 14,317 Udo Schiefner
112 Kleve Stefan Rouenhoff Stefan Rouenhoff CDU 63,701 37.6 15,559 Bodo Wißen
113 Wesel I Sabine Weiss Rainer Keller SPD 54,488 34.2 7,040 Sabine Weiss
114 Krefeld II – Wesel II Kerstin Radomski Jan Dieren SPD 45,852 35.2 8,819 Kerstin Radomski
115 Duisburg I Bärbel Bas Bärbel Bas SPD 47,314 40.3 23,015 Thomas Mahlberg
116 Duisburg II Mahmut Özdemir Mahmut Özdemir SPD 38,162 39.4 18,758 Volker Mosblech
117 Oberhausen – Wesel III Dirk Vöpel Dirk Vöpel SPD 55,790 38.8 23,513 Marie-Luise Dött
118 Mülheim – Essen I Arno Klare Sebastian Fiedler SPD 50,168 36.3 17,078 Astrid Timmermann-Fechter
119 Essen II Dirk Heidenblut Dirk Heidenblut SPD 39,410 37.8 15,675 Florian Fuchs
120 Essen III Matthias Hauer Matthias Hauer CDU 46,635 30.7 1,023 Gereon Wolters
121 Recklinghausen I Frank Schwabe Frank Schwabe SPD 49,437 41.0 18,592 Michael Breilmann
122 Recklinghausen II Michael Groß Brian Nickholz SPD 51,050 37.4 12,725 Lars Ehm
123 Gelsenkirchen Markus Töns Markus Töns SPD 44,965 40.5 23,011 Laura Rosen
124 Steinfurt I – Borken I Jens Spahn Jens Spahn CDU 62,322 40.0 18,275 Sarah Lahrkamp
125 Bottrop – Recklinghausen III Michael Gerdes Michael Gerdes SPD 57,560 39.1 17,726 Sven Volmering
126 Borken II Johannes Röring Anne König CDU 70,334 43.7 29,483 Nadine Heselhaus
127 Coesfeld – Steinfurt II Marc Henrichmann Marc Henrichmann CDU 65,402 40.9 25,257 Johannes Waldmann
128 Steinfurt III Anja Karliczek Anja Karliczek CDU 52,445 34.0 4,377 Jürgen Coße
129 Münster Sybille Benning Maria Klein-Schmeink GRÜNE 63,160 32.3 12,064 Stefan Nacke
130 Warendorf Reinhold Sendker Henning Rehbaum CDU 59,631 36.3 8,946 Bernhard Daldrup
131 Gütersloh I Ralph Brinkhaus Ralph Brinkhaus CDU 71,185 40.0 25,307 Elvan Korkmaz
132 Bielefeld – Gütersloh II Wiebke Esdar Wiebke Esdar SPD 55,234 30.0 14,306 Angelika Westerwelle
133 Herford – Minden-Lübbecke II Stefan Schwartze Stefan Schwartze SPD 61,554 36.5 16,416 Joachim Ebmeyer
134 Minden-Lübbecke I Achim Post Achim Post SPD 58,168 38.4 18,489 Oliver Vogt
135 Lippe I Kerstin Vieregge Jürgen Berghahn SPD 52,359 30.7 7,709 Kerstin Vieregge
136 Höxter – Lippe II Christian Haase Christian Haase CDU 53,294 40.1 16,084 Ulrich Kros
137 Paderborn Carsten Linnemann Carsten Linnemann CDU 84,669 47.9 51,156 Burkhard Blienert
138 Hagen – Ennepe-Ruhr-Kreis I René Röspel Timo Schisanowski SPD 47,581 33.3 9,863 Christian Nienhaus
139 Ennepe-Ruhr-Kreis II Ralf Kapschack Axel Echeverria SPD 47,993 35.4 14,636 Hartmut Ziebs
140 Bochum I Axel Schäfer Axel Schäfer SPD 58,235 38.3 25,273 Fabian Schütz
141 Herne – Bochum II Michelle Müntefering Michelle Müntefering SPD 52,792 43.4 28,765 Christoph Bußmann
142 Dortmund I Marco Bülow[c] Jens Peick SPD 51,037 33.0 20,986 Klaus Wegener
143 Dortmund II Sabine Poschmann Sabine Poschmann SPD 55,695 39.1 26,798 Michael Depenbrock
144 Unna I Oliver Kaczmarek Oliver Kaczmarek SPD 59,869 40.8 23,059 Hubert Hüppe
145 Hamm – Unna II Michael Thews Michael Thews SPD 67,774 40.6 23,508 Arnd Hilwig
146 Soest Hans-Jürgen Thies Hans-Jürgen Thies CDU 58,791 33.1 4,177 Wolfgang Hellmich
147 Hochsauerlandkreis Patrick Sensburg Friedrich Merz CDU 62,810 40.4 12,754 Dirk Wiese
148 Siegen-Wittgenstein Volkmar Klein Volkmar Klein CDU 54,042 33.6 5,145 Luiza Licina-Bode
149 Olpe – Märkischer Kreis I Matthias Heider Florian Müller CDU 56,879 37.1 11,513 Nezahat Baradari
150 Märkischer Kreis II Dagmar Freitag Paul Ziemiak CDU 47,937 33.6 4,591 Bettina Lugk
List members[20]
GRÜNE SPD FDP
  1. Britta Haßelmann (1)
  2. Irene Mihalic (3)
  3. Katharina Dröge (5)
  4. Felix Banaszak (6)
  5. Jan-Niclas Gesenhues (8)
  6. Ulle Schauws (9)
  7. Robin Wagener (10)
  8. Nyke Slawik (11)
  9. Lamya Kaddor (12)
  10. Ophelia Nick (13)
  11. Max Lucks (14)
  12. Kai Gehring (16)
  13. Sara Nanni (17)
  14. Maik Außendorf (18)
  15. Schahina Gambir (19)
  16. Kathrin Henneberger (20)
  17. Anne-Monika Spallek (21)
  18. Markus Kurth (22)
  19. Laura Kraft (23)
  20. Janosch Dahmen (24)
  21. Sabine Grützmacher (25)
  22. Lukas Benner (26)
  23. Anja Liebert (27)
  24. Michael Sacher (28)[a]
  1. Svenja Schulze (2)
  2. Sebastian Hartmann (3)
  3. Kerstin Griese (4)
  4. Dirk Wiese (5)
  5. Udo Schiefner (7)
  6. Bernhard Daldrup (9)
  7. Nadine Heselhaus (10)
  8. Bettina Lugk (14)
  9. Dietmar Nietan (17)
  10. Dagmar Andres (18)
  11. Jessica Rosenthal (19)
  12. Wolfgang Hellmich (20)
  13. Gülistan Yüksel (21)
  14. Sarah Lahrkamp (24)
  15. Nezahat Baradari (26)
  16. Zanda Martens (28)
  17. Jürgen Coße (29)
  18. Ye-One Rhie (30)
  19. Luiza Licina-Bode (32)
  1. Christian Lindner (1)
  2. Marie-Agnes Strack-Zimmermann (2)
  3. Alexander Graf Lambsdorff (3)
  4. Marco Buschmann (4)
  5. Johannes Vogel (5)
  6. Bijan Djir-Sarai (6)
  7. Otto Fricke (7)
  8. Reinhard Houben (8)
  9. Frank Schäffler (9)
  10. Nicole Westig (10)
  11. Karlheinz Busen (11)
  12. Markus Herbrand (12)
  13. Bernd Reuther (13)
  14. Carl-Julius Cronenberg (14)
  15. Katrin Helling-Plahr (15)
  16. Christian Sauter (16)
  17. Olaf in der Beek (17)
  18. Jens Teutrine (18)
  19. Manfred Todtenhausen (19)
AfD CDU LINKE
  1. Rüdiger Lucassen (1)
  2. Kay Gottschalk (2)
  3. Fabian Jacobi (3)
  4. Martin Renner (4)
  5. Jörg Schneider (5)
  6. Michael Espendiller (6)
  7. Matthias Helferich (7)
  8. Roger Beckamp (8)
  9. Harald Weyel (9)
  10. Eugen Schmidt (10)
  11. Jochen Haug (11)
  12. Stefan Keuter (12)
  1. Armin Laschet (1)
  2. Serap Güler (8)
  3. Astrid Timmermann-Fechter (10)
  4. Sabine Weiss (13)
  5. Catarina dos Santos Firnhaber (15)
  6. Michael Breilmann (16)
  7. Kerstin Vieregge (17)
  8. Stefan Nacke (18)
  9. Oliver Vogt (19)
  10. Kerstin Radomski (20)
  11. Hubert Hüppe (21)
  12. Jürgen Hardt (22)
  1. Sahra Wagenknecht (1)
  2. Matthias Birkwald (2)
  3. Sevim Dağdelen (3)
  4. Andrej Hunko (4)
  5. Kathrin Vogler (5)
  6. Christian Leye (6)

Saxony

Party Constituency Party list Total
seats 		+/–
Votes % Seats Votes % Seats
Alternative for Germany (AfD) 632,881 25.7 10 607,044 24.6 0 10 −1
Social Democratic Party (SPD) 410,769 16.7 1 474,804 19.3 7 8 +4
Christian Democratic Union (CDU) 546,282 22.2 4 422,879 17.2 3 7 −5
Free Democratic Party (FDP) 220,062 8.9 0 271,166 11.0 5 5 +2
The Left (DIE LINKE) 282,800 11.5 1 230,012 9.3 3 4 −2
Alliance 90/The Greens (GRÜNE) 171,384 7.0 0 212,320 8.6 4 4 +2
Free Voters 66,591 2.7 0 56,654 2.3 0 0 0
Human Environment Animal Protection Party – – – 47,939 1.9 0 0 0
Grassroots Democratic Party 45,593 1.9 0 38,090 1.5 0 0 New
Die PARTEI 37,538 1.5 0 31,905 1.3 0 0 0
Party for Health Research 1,366 0.1 0 12,052 0.5 0 0 0
Pirate Party Germany 5,628 0.2 0 10,433 0.4 0 0 0
National Democratic Party – – – 7,469 0.3 0 0 0
Alliance C – Christians for Germany 2,546 0.1 0 7,129 0.3 0 0 0
Volt Germany – – – 6,674 0.3 0 0 New
Team Todenhöfer – – – 6,229 0.3 0 0 New
Ecological Democratic Party 10,224 0.4 0 6,056 0.2 0 0 0
The III. Path 515 0.0 0 4,288 0.2 0 0 New
The Humanists 2,232 0.1 0 4,003 0.2 0 0 0
V-Partei³ 1,142 0.0 0 2,464 0.1 0 0 0
German Communist Party – – – 1,725 0.1 0 0 0
Marxist–Leninist Party 1,081 0.0 0 1,562 0.1 0 0 0
Liberal Conservative Reformers 1,795 0.1 0 – – – 0 New
Civil Rights Movement Solidarity 210 0.0 0 – – – 0 0
Independents & voter groups 18,940 0.8 0 – – – 0 –
Invalid/blank votes 29,375 – – 26,057 – – – –
Total 2,488,954 100 16 2,488,954 100 22 38 0
Registered voters/turnout 3,253,667 76.5 – 3,253,667 76.5 – – –
Source: Federal Returning Officer[21]
Constituency members
# Constituency Previous member Elected member Party Votes % Margin Runner-up
151 Nordsachsen Marian Wendt René Bochmann AfD 32,702 27.8 5,819 Christiane Schenderlein
152 Leipzig I Jens Lehmann Jens Lehmann CDU 34,107 20.5 519 Holger Mann
153 Leipzig II Sören Pellmann Sören Pellmann LINKE 40,938 22.8 7,943 Paula Piechotta
154 Leipzig-Land Katharina Landgraf Edgar Naujok AfD 39,348 24.6 282 Georg-Ludwig von Breitenbuch
155 Meißen Thomas de Maizière Barbara Lenk AfD 45,705 31.0 12,781 Sebastian Fischer
156 Bautzen I Karsten Hilse Karsten Hilse AfD 52,492 33.4 11,563 Roland Ermer
157 Görlitz Tino Chrupalla Tino Chrupalla AfD 53,970 35.8 14,671 Florian Oest
158 Sächsische Schweiz-Osterzgebirge Frauke Petry[d] Steffen Janich AfD 50,203 33.0 21,027 Corinna Franke‑Wöller
159 Dresden I Andreas Lämmel Markus Reichel CDU 37,811 21.1 3,939 Katja Kipping
160 Dresden II – Bautzen II Arnold Vaatz Lars Rohwer CDU 35,014 18.6 35 Andreas Harlaß
161 Mittelsachsen Veronika Bellmann Carolin Bachmann AfD 48,725 33.4 14,087 Veronika Bellmann
162 Chemnitz Frank Heinrich Detlef Müller SPD 34,958 25.1 4,456 Michael Klonovsky
163 Chemnitzer Umland – Erzgebirgskreis II Marco Wanderwitz Mike Moncsek AfD 39,264 28.9 7,153 Marco Wanderwitz
164 Erzgebirgskreis I Alexander Krauß Thomas Dietz AfD 50,571 31.7 10,021 Alexander Krauß
165 Zwickau Carsten Körber Matthias Moosdorf AfD 37,135 25.6 6,337 Carsten Körber
166 Vogtlandkreis Yvonne Magwas Yvonne Magwas CDU 37,637 27.7 1,249 Mathias Weiser
List members[22]
SPD FDP GRÜNE
  1. Holger Mann (1)
  2. Kathrin Michel (2)
  3. Rasha Nasr (4)
  4. Carlos Kasper (5)
  5. Nadja Sthamer (6)
  6. Fabian Funke (7)
  7. Franziska Mascheck (8)
  1. Torsten Herbst (1)
  2. Frank Müller-Rosentritt (2)
  3. Philipp Hartewig (3)
  4. Ulrike Harzer (4)
  5. Nico Tippelt (5)
  1. Paula Piechotta (1)
  2. Bernhard Herrmann (2)
  3. Merle Spellerberg (3)
  4. Kassem Saleh (4)
CDU LINKE
  1. Marco Wanderwitz (1)
  2. Christiane Schenderlein (2)
  3. Carsten Körber (5)
  1. Katja Kipping (1)
  2. Caren Lay (3)
  3. André Hahn (4)

Hesse

Party Constituency Party list Total
seats 		+/–
Votes % Seats Votes % Seats
Social Democratic Party (SPD) 1,000,129 30.3 14 910,035 27.6 1 15 +3
Christian Democratic Union (CDU) 909,147 27.6 7 753,512 22.8 5 12 −5
Alliance 90/The Greens (GRÜNE) 480,535 14.6 1 521,411 15.8 8 9 +4
Free Democratic Party (FDP) 315,712 9.6 0 421,621 12.8 7 7 +1
Alternative for Germany (AfD) 285,337 8.7 0 290,978 8.8 5 5 −1
The Left (DIE LINKE) 130,457 4.0 0 142,585 4.3 3 3 −1
Free Voters 81,432 2.5 0 56,155 1.7 0 0 0
Human Environment Animal Protection Party – – – 49,047 1.5 0 0 0
Grassroots Democratic Party 47,736 1.4 0 43,106 1.3 0 0 New
Die PARTEI 22,769 0.7 0 29,569 0.9 0 0 0
Team Todenhöfer – – – 21,897 0.7 0 0 New
Volt Germany 7,725 0.2 0 19,268 0.6 0 0 New
Pirate Party Germany 4,917 0.1 0 13,152 0.4 0 0 0
Party for Health Research – – – 4,891 0.1 0 0 0
National Democratic Party – – – 4,511 0.1 0 0 0
Alliance C – Christians for Germany 1,353 0.0 0 4,412 0.1 0 0 0
Ecological Democratic Party – – – 3,683 0.1 0 0 0
The Humanists 472 0.0 0 3,551 0.1 0 0 0
V-Partei³ – – – 3,128 0.1 0 0 0
German Communist Party 233 0.0 0 1,294 0.0 0 0 0
The Pinks/Alliance 21 172 0.0 0 1,166 0.0 0 0 New
Liberal Conservative Reformers 103 0.0 0 932 0.0 0 0 New
Marxist–Leninist Party 969 0.0 0 906 0.0 0 0 0
Independents for Citizen-oriented Democracy 951 0.0 0 – – – 0 New
Civil Rights Movement Solidarity 123 0.0 0 – – – 0 0
Independents & voter groups 5,661 0.2 0 – – – 0 –
Invalid/blank votes 44,706 – – 39,829 – – – –
Total 3,340,639 100 22 3,340,639 100 29 51 +1
Registered voters/turnout 4,383,047 76.2 – 4,383,047 76.2 – – –
Source: Federal Returning Officer[23]
Constituency members
# Constituency Previous member Elected member Party Votes % Margin Runner-up
167 Waldeck Esther Dilcher Esther Dilcher SPD 51,613 38.0 15,879 Armin Schwarz
168 Kassel Timon Gremmels Timon Gremmels SPD 57,919 36.1 25,154 Michael Aufenanger
169 Werra-Meißner – Hersfeld-Rotenburg Michael Roth Michael Roth SPD 56,383 43.7 21,856 Wilhelm Gebhard
170 Schwalm-Eder Edgar Franke Edgar Franke SPD 54,792 39.3 21,349 Anna-Maria Bischof
171 Marburg Sören Bartol Sören Bartol SPD 51,630 36.9 15,102 Stefan Heck
172 Lahn-Dill Hans-Jürgen Irmer Dagmar Schmidt SPD 49,923 33.1 4,482 Hans-Jürgen Irmer
173 Gießen Helge Braun Felix Döring SPD 48,514 30.4 1,231 Helge Braun
174 Fulda Michael Brand Michael Brand CDU 61,573 38.1 26,405 Birgit Kömpel
175 Main-Kinzig – Wetterau II – Schotten Peter Tauber Bettina Müller SPD 41,160 30.5 4,042 Johannes Wiegelmann
176 Hochtaunus Markus Koob Markus Koob CDU 44,549 31.3 6,125 Alicia Bokler
177 Wetterau I Oswin Veith Natalie Pawlik SPD 40,618 29.7 1,811 Armin Häuser
178 Rheingau-Taunus – Limburg Klaus-Peter Willsch Klaus-Peter Willsch CDU 51,318 30.2 2,877 Martin Rabanus
179 Wiesbaden Ingmar Jung Ingmar Jung CDU 35,375 26.3 625 Nadine Ruf
180 Hanau Katja Leikert Lennard Oehl SPD 40,291 31.1 4,272 Katja Leikert
181 Main-Taunus Norbert Altenkamp Norbert Altenkamp CDU 51,985 33.3 16,492 Ilja-Kristin Seewald
182 Frankfurt am Main I Matthias Zimmer Armand Zorn SPD 41,604 29.0 10,441 Axel Kaufmann
183 Frankfurt am Main II Bettina Wiesmann Omid Nouripour GRÜNE 50,230 29.0 9,799 Kaweh Mansoori
184 Groß-Gerau Stefan Sauer Melanie Wegling SPD 42,598 33.5 7,264 Stefan Sauer
185 Offenbach Björn Simon Björn Simon CDU 43,347 27.8 2,312 Tuna Firat
186 Darmstadt Astrid Mannes Andreas Larem SPD 51,046 27.4 6,682 Daniela Wagner
187 Odenwald Patricia Lips Jens Zimmermann SPD 57,172 32.3 7,805 Patricia Lips
188 Bergstraße Michael Meister Michael Meister CDU 46,125 30.5 5,001 Sven Wingerter
List members[24]
GRÜNE FDP CDU
  1. Bettina Hoffmann (1)
  2. Kordula Schulz-Asche (3)
  3. Wolfgang Strengmann-Kuhn (4)
  4. Anna Lührmann (5)
  5. Philip Krämer (6)
  6. Deborah Düring (7)
  7. Boris Mijatović (8)
  8. Awet Tesfaiesus (9)
  1. Bettina Stark-Watzinger (1)
  2. Thorsten Lieb (2)
  3. Till Mansmann (3)
  4. Alexander Müller (4)
  5. Jürgen Lenders (5)
  6. Katja Adler (6)
  7. Peter Heidt (7)
  1. Helge Braun (1)
  2. Patricia Lips (2)
  3. Katja Leikert (5)
  4. Armin Schwarz (6)
  5. Stefan Heck (7)
AfD LINKE SPD
  1. Mariana Harder-Kühnel (1)
  2. Joana Cotar (2)
  3. Uwe Schulz (3)
  4. Jan Nolte (4)
  5. Albrecht Glaser (5)
  1. Janine Wissler (1)
  2. Ali Al-Dailami (2)
  3. Christine Buchholz (3)[a]
  1. Kaweh Mansoori (3)

Thuringia

Party Constituency Party list Total
seats 		+/–
Votes % Seats Votes % Seats
Alternative for Germany (AfD) 298,971 23.7 4 303,233 24.0 1 5 0
Social Democratic Party (SPD) 299,024 23.7 3 296,446 23.4 2 5 +2
Christian Democratic Union (CDU) 264,026 20.9 1 213,414 16.9 2 3 −5
The Left (DIE LINKE) 155,618 12.3 0 144,693 11.4 3 3 0
Free Democratic Party (FDP) 89,008 7.0 0 114,283 9.0 2 2 0
Alliance 90/The Greens (GRÜNE) 68,185 5.4 0 83,220 6.6 1 1 0
Free Voters 31,190 2.5 0 27,151 2.1 0 0 0
Grassroots Democratic Party 19,932 1.6 0 20,189 1.6 0 0 New
Human Environment Animal Protection Party – – – 18,973 1.5 0 0 0
Die PARTEI 22,882 1.8 0 16,013 1.3 0 0 0
Pirate Party Germany 1,313 0.1 0 6,291 0.5 0 0 0
National Democratic Party – – – 4,103 0.3 0 0 0
Volt Germany – – – 3,566 0.3 0 0 New
Human World – – – 3,400 0.3 0 0 0
Marxist–Leninist Party 3,875 0.3 0 2,570 0.2 0 0 0
Team Todenhöfer – – – 2,501 0.2 0 0 New
Ecological Democratic Party 2,715 0.2 0 2,456 0.2 0 0 0
The Humanists – – – 1,357 0.1 0 0 0
V-Partei³ – – – 1,052 0.1 0 0 0
Grey Panthers 961 0.1 0 – – – 0 New
Thuringian Homeland Party 549 0.0 0 – – – 0 New
Liberal Conservative Reformers 338 0.0 0 – – – 0 New
Independents & voter groups 4,494 0.4 0 – – – 0 –
Invalid/blank votes 16,639 – – 14,809 – – – –
Total 1,279,720 100 8 1,279,720 100 11 19 −3
Registered voters/turnout 1,707,726 74.9 – 1,707,726 74.9 – – –
Source: Federal Returning Officer[25]
Constituency members
# Constituency Previous member Elected member Party Votes % Margin Runner-up
189 Eichsfeld – Nordhausen – Kyffhäuserkreis Manfred Grund Manfred Grund CDU 40,599 26.6 5,954 Jürgen Pohl
190 Eisenach – Wartburgkreis – Unstrut-Hainich-Kreis Christian Hirte Klaus Stöber AfD 38,166 24.8 1,437 Tina Rudolph
191 Jena – Sömmerda – Weimarer Land I Johannes Selle Holger Becker SPD 30,673 20.1 1,095 Torben Braga
192 Gotha – Ilm-Kreis Tankred Schipanski Marcus Bühl AfD 37,249 26.5 4,164 Michael Müller
193 Erfurt – Weimar – Weimarer Land II Antje Tillmann Carsten Schneider SPD 40,185 24.4 11,546 Antje Tillmann
194 Gera – Greiz – Altenburger Land Volkmar Vogel Stephan Brandner AfD 48,034 29.0 11,274 Elisabeth Kaiser
195 Saalfeld-Rudolstadt – Saale-Holzland-Kreis – Saale-Orla-Kreis Albert Weiler Michael Kaufmann AfD 48,177 29.3 13,688 Albert Weiler
196 Suhl – Schmalkalden-Meiningen – Hildburghausen – Sonneberg Mark Hauptmann Frank Ullrich SPD 56,791 33.6 19,062 Hans-Georg Maaßen
List members[26]
LINKE SPD CDU
  1. Susanne Hennig-Wellsow (1)
  2. Ralph Lenkert (2)
  3. Martina Renner (3)
  1. Elisabeth Kaiser (2)
  2. Tina Rudolph (4)
  1. Christian Hirte (1)
  2. Antje Tillmann (2)
FDP AfD GRÜNE
  1. Gerald Ullrich (1)
  2. Reginald Hanke (2)
  1. Jürgen Pohl (2)
  1. Katrin Göring-Eckardt (1)

Rhineland-Palatinate

Party Constituency Party list Total
seats 		+/–
Votes % Seats Votes % Seats
Social Democratic Party (SPD) 697,183 30.0 8 685,534 29.4 4 12 +3
Christian Democratic Union (CDU) 686,825 29.5 7 576,533 24.7 2 9 −5
Alliance 90/The Greens (GRÜNE) 247,246 10.6 0 293,135 12.6 5 5 +2
Free Democratic Party (FDP) 193,360 8.3 0 272,451 11.7 5 5 +1
Alternative for Germany (AfD) 205,790 8.8 0 215,205 9.2 4 4 0
Free Voters 116,525 5.0 0 84,396 3.6 0 0 0
The Left (DIE LINKE) 84,143 3.6 0 76,123 3.3 1 1 −2
Human Environment Animal Protection Party 9,487 0.4 0 35,759 1.5 0 0 0
Grassroots Democratic Party 31,791 1.4 0 28,719 1.2 0 0 New
Die PARTEI 21,564 0.9 0 20,844 0.9 0 0 0
Volt Germany 10,420 0.4 0 11,110 0.5 0 0 New
Pirate Party Germany 1,118 0.0 0 9,530 0.4 0 0 0
Team Todenhöfer – – – 8,578 0.4 0 0 New
Ecological Democratic Party 8,062 0.3 0 5,661 0.2 0 0 0
National Democratic Party – – – 2,779 0.1 0 0 0
The Humanists 486 0.0 0 2,284 0.1 0 0 0
V-Partei³ – – – 2,202 0.1 0 0 0
Democracy in Motion – – – 1,796 0.1 0 0 0
Liberal Conservative Reformers 573 0.0 0 1,044 0.0 0 0 New
Marxist–Leninist Party 157 0.0 0 469 0.0 0 0 0
Independents for Citizen-oriented Democracy 1,140 0.0 0 – – – 0 New
German Communist Party 294 0.0 0 – – – 0 0
Independents & voter groups 9,505 0.4 0 – – – 0 –
Invalid/blank votes 31,352 – – 22,869 – – – –
Total 2,357,021 100 15 2,357,021 100 21 36 −1
Registered voters/turnout 3,053,335 77.2 – 3,053,335 77.2 – – –
Source: Federal Returning Officer[27]
Constituency members
# Constituency Previous member Elected member Party Votes % Margin Runner-up
197 Neuwied Erwin Rüddel Erwin Rüddel CDU 57,430 31.9 3,110 Martin Diedenhofen
198 Ahrweiler Mechthild Heil Mechthild Heil CDU 50,281 34.3 5,956 Christoph Schmitt
199 Koblenz Josef Oster Josef Oster CDU 46,073 31.7 2,657 Thorsten Rudolph
200 Mosel/Rhein-Hunsrück Peter Bleser Marlon Bröhr CDU 45,364 34.3 9,794 Michael Maurer
201 Kreuznach Antje Lezius Joe Weingarten SPD 44,976 33.0 5,387 Julia Klöckner
202 Bitburg Patrick Schnieder Patrick Schnieder CDU 46,340 37.8 12,708 Lena Werner
203 Trier Andreas Steier Verena Hubertz SPD 47,942 33.0 7,643 Andreas Steier
204 Montabaur Andreas Nick Tanja Machalet SPD 50,975 31.5 2,368 Andreas Nick
205 Mainz Ursula Groden-Kranich Daniel Baldy SPD 49,878 24.9 2,725 Ursula Groden-Kranich
206 Worms Jan Metzler Jan Metzler CDU 52,827 32.2 3,079 David Maier
207 Ludwigshafen/Frankenthal Torbjörn Kartes Christian Schreider SPD 50,108 32.8 11,915 Torbjörn Kartes
208 Neustadt – Speyer Johannes Steiniger Johannes Steiniger CDU 51,770 30.2 3,612 Isabel Mackensen-Geis
209 Kaiserslautern Gustav Herzog Matthias Mieves SPD 56,523 33.9 20,720 Xaver Jung
210 Pirmasens Anita Schäfer Angelika Glöckner SPD 39,711 30.4 475 Florian Bilic
211 Südpfalz Thomas Gebhart Thomas Hitschler SPD 47,901 28.2 41 Thomas Gebhart
List members[28]
GRÜNE FDP SPD
  1. Tabea Rößner (1)
  2. Tobias Lindner (2)
  3. Corinna Rüffer (3)
  4. Armin Grau (4)
  5. Misbah Khan (5)
  1. Volker Wissing (1)
  2. Carina Konrad (2)
  3. Mario Brandenburg (3)
  4. Sandra Weeser (4)
  5. Manuel Höferlin (5)
  1. Thorsten Rudolph (3)
  2. Isabel Mackensen-Geis (4)
  3. Martin Diedenhofen (7)
  4. Lena Werner (10)
AfD CDU LINKE
  1. Sebastian Münzenmaier (1)
  2. Nicole Höchst (2)
  3. Andreas Bleck (3)
  4. Bernd Schattner (4)
  1. Julia Klöckner (1)
  2. Thomas Gebhart (3)
  1. Alexander Ulrich (1)

Bavaria

Party Constituency Party list Total
seats 		+/–
Votes % Seats Votes % Seats
Christian Social Union in Bavaria (CSU) 2,788,048 36.9 45 2,402,827 31.7 0 45 −1
Social Democratic Party (SPD) 1,316,303 17.4 0 1,361,242 18.0 23 23 +5
Alliance 90/The Greens (GRÜNE) 1,023,735 13.6 1 1,067,830 14.1 18 19 +8
Free Democratic Party (FDP) 579,804 7.7 0 798,591 10.5 14 14 +2
Alternative for Germany (AfD) 634,098 8.4 0 679,915 9.0 12 12 −2
Free Voters 587,357 7.8 0 566,880 7.5 0 0 0
The Left (DIE LINKE) 187,530 2.5 0 210,838 2.8 4 4 −3
Grassroots Democratic Party 156,556 2.1 0 131,988 1.7 0 0 New
Human Environment Animal Protection Party 20,429 0.3 0 80,911 1.1 0 0 0
Die PARTEI 60,435 0.8 0 53,876 0.7 0 0 0
Ecological Democratic Party 96,378 1.3 0 51,124 0.7 0 0 0
Bavaria Party 36,748 0.5 0 32,790 0.4 0 0 0
Pirate Party Germany 9,150 0.1 0 25,865 0.3 0 0 0
Team Todenhöfer 3,096 0.0 0 24,629 0.3 0 0 New
Volt Germany 14,028 0.2 0 21,434 0.3 0 0 New
Independents for Citizen-oriented Democracy 1,952 0.0 0 13,623 0.2 0 0 New
Party for Health Research – – – 8,524 0.1 0 0 0
V-Partei³ 6,678 0.1 0 8,331 0.1 0 0 0
The Humanists 1,434 0.0 0 6,689 0.1 0 0 0
National Democratic Party 447 0.0 0 5,743 0.1 0 0 0
Alliance C – Christians for Germany 466 0.0 0 5,574 0.1 0 0 0
The Urbans. A HipHop Party 793 0.0 0 4,200 0.1 0 0 0
The III. Path – – – 3,544 0.0 0 0 New
Liberal Conservative Reformers 1,861 0.0 0 1,806 0.0 0 0 New
German Communist Party – – – 1,288 0.0 0 0 0
Marxist–Leninist Party 1,258 0.0 0 1,251 0.0 0 0 0
Civil Rights Movement Solidarity 416 0.0 0 – – – 0 0
Independents & voter groups 24,116 0.3 0 – – – 0 –
Invalid/blank votes 55,864 – – 37,667 – – – –
Total 7,608,980 100 46 7,608,980 100 71 117 +9
Registered voters/turnout 9,517,664 79.9 – 9,517,664 79.9 – – –
Source: Federal Returning Officer[29]
Constituency members
# Constituency Previous member Elected member Party Votes % Margin Runner-up
212 Altötting Stephan Mayer Stephan Mayer CSU 55,693 43.3 41,073 Annette Heidrich
213 Erding – Ebersberg Andreas Lenz Andreas Lenz CSU 70,656 42.3 45,816 Christoph Lochmüller
214 Freising Erich Irlstorfer Erich Irlstorfer CSU 69,689 36.2 43,739 Andreas Mehltretter
215 Fürstenfeldbruck Katrin Staffler Katrin Staffler CSU 72,721 38.0 35,890 Michael Schrodi
216 Ingolstadt Reinhard Brandl Reinhard Brandl CSU 83,663 44.9 57,709 Jessica Meier
217 Munich North Bernhard Loos Bernhard Loos CSU 44,854 25.7 2,535 Doris Wagner
218 Munich East Wolfgang Stefinger Wolfgang Stefinger CSU 61,159 31.7 18,792 Vaniessa Rashid
219 Munich South Michael Kuffer Jamila Schäfer GRÜNE 47,256 27.5 1,197 Michael Kuffer
220 Munich West/Centre Stephan Pilsinger Stephan Pilsinger CSU 53,311 27.0 137 Dieter Janecek
221 Munich Land Florian Hahn Florian Hahn CSU 77,523 39.1 37,048 Anton Hofreiter
222 Rosenheim Daniela Ludwig Daniela Ludwig CSU 68,670 36.1 42,487 Victoria Broßart
223 Bad Tölz-Wolfratshausen – Miesbach Alexander Radwan Alexander Radwan CSU 55,501 41.3 34,672 Karl Bär
224 Starnberg – Landsberg am Lech Michael Kießling Michael Kießling CSU 68,617 38.2 32,808 Martina Neubauer
225 Traunstein Peter Ramsauer Peter Ramsauer CSU 59,555 36.6 31,911 Bärbel Kofler
226 Weilheim Alexander Dobrindt Alexander Dobrindt CSU 57,179 41.9 37,497 Sigrid Meierhofer
227 Deggendorf Thomas Erndl Thomas Erndl CSU 47,267 37.4 27,549 Martin Behringer
228 Landshut Florian Oßner Florian Oßner CSU 70,685 36.4 47,911 Nicole Bauer
229 Passau Andreas Scheuer Andreas Scheuer CSU 41,530 30.7 13,189 Johannes Schätzl
230 Rottal-Inn Max Straubinger Max Straubinger CSU 46,493 35.1 24,335 Werner Schießl
231 Straubing Alois Rainer Alois Rainer CSU 58,487 44.3 41,693 Corinna Miazga
232 Amberg Alois Karl Susanne Hierl CSU 69,278 40.3 41,802 Johannes Foitzik
233 Regensburg Peter Aumer Peter Aumer CSU 69,842 35.3 36,992 Carolin Wagner
234 Schwandorf Karl Holmeier Martina Englhardt-Kopf CSU 60,924 35.1 21,309 Marianne Schieder
235 Weiden Albert Rupprecht Albert Rupprecht CSU 50,575 38.5 21,002 Uli Grötsch
236 Bamberg Thomas Silberhorn Thomas Silberhorn CSU 54,726 37.0 26,603 Andreas Schwarz
237 Bayreuth Silke Launert Silke Launert CSU 54,465 42.4 29,625 Annette Kramme
238 Coburg Hans Michelbach Jonas Geissler CSU 44,890 36.5 12,834 Ramona Brehm
239 Hof Hans-Peter Friedrich Hans-Peter Friedrich CSU 51,312 41.2 21,549 Jörg Nürnberger
240 Kulmbach Emmi Zeulner Emmi Zeulner CSU 65,163 47.8 43,060 Simon Moritz
241 Ansbach Artur Auernhammer Artur Auernhammer CSU 73,312 38.4 39,493 Harry Scheuenstuhl
242 Erlangen Stefan Müller Stefan Müller CSU 54,223 35.1 22,187 Martina Stamm-Fibich
243 Fürth Christian Schmidt Tobias Winkler CSU 65,876 33.5 18,723 Carsten Träger
244 Nuremberg North Sebastian Brehm Sebastian Brehm CSU 41,027 28.5 8,486 Tessa Ganserer
245 Nuremberg South Michael Frieser Michael Frieser CSU 44,192 34.4 13,094 Thomas Grämmer
246 Roth Marlene Mortler Ralph Edelhäußer CSU 71,478 38.0 39,672 Jan Plobner
247 Aschaffenburg Andrea Lindholz Andrea Lindholz CSU 59,269 40.7 34,376 Tobias Wüst
248 Bad Kissingen Dorothee Bär Dorothee Bär CSU 67,458 39.1 34,614 Sabine Dittmar
249 Main-Spessart Alexander Hoffmann Alexander Hoffmann CSU 60,489 38.6 26,789 Bernd Rützel
250 Schweinfurt Anja Weisgerber Anja Weisgerber CSU 63,697 40.9 34,660 Markus Hümpfer
251 Würzburg Paul Lehrieder Paul Lehrieder CSU 67,651 36.9 31,356 Sebastian Hansen
252 Augsburg-Stadt Volker Ullrich Volker Ullrich CSU 42,780 28.1 11,433 Claudia Roth
253 Augsburg-Land Hansjörg Durz Hansjörg Durz CSU 82,423 40.6 52,988 Heike Heubach
254 Donau-Ries Ulrich Lange Ulrich Lange CSU 64,045 41.1 34,173 Christoph Schmid
255 Neu-Ulm Georg Nüßlein[e] Alexander Engelhard CSU 69,676 37.2 39,716 Karl Brunner
256 Oberallgäu Gerd Müller Mechthilde Wittmann CSU 53,566 29.7 25,165 Martin Holderied
257 Ostallgäu Stephan Stracke Stephan Stracke CSU 76,399 38.8 52,111 Regina Leenders
List members[30]
SPD GRÜNE FDP
  1. Uli Grötsch (1)
  2. Bärbel Kofler (2)
  3. Carsten Träger (3)
  4. Anette Kramme (4)
  5. Sebastian Roloff (5)
  6. Rita Hagl-Kehl (6)
  7. Bernd Rützel (7)
  8. Gabriela Heinrich (8)
  9. Christoph Schmid (9)
  10. Claudia Tausend (10)
  11. Andreas Schwarz (11)
  12. Marianne Schieder (12)
  13. Michael Schrodi (13)
  14. Sabine Dittmar (14)
  15. Andreas Mehltretter (15)
  16. Ulrike Bahr (16)
  17. Johannes Schätzl (17)
  18. Martina Stamm-Fibich (18)
  19. Jörg Nürnberger (19)
  20. Carmen Wegge (20)
  21. Markus Hümpfer (21)
  22. Carolin Wagner (22)
  23. Jan Plobner (23)
  1. Claudia Roth (1)
  2. Anton Hofreiter (2)
  3. Ekin Deligöz (3)
  4. Dieter Janecek (4)
  5. Manuela Rottmann (5)
  6. Sascha Müller (6)
  7. Erhard Grundl (8)
  8. Lisa Badum (9)
  9. Stefan Schmidt (10)
  10. Saskia Weishaupt (11)
  11. Karl Bär (12)
  12. Tessa Ganserer (13)
  13. Niklas Wagener (14)
  14. Marlene Schönberger (15)
  15. Johannes Wagner (16)
  16. Tina Winklmann (17)
  17. Leon Eckert (18)
  18. Beate Walter-Rosenheimer (19)
  1. Daniel Föst (1)
  2. Katja Hessel (2)
  3. Karsten Klein (3)
  4. Lukas Köhler (4)
  5. Thomas Sattelberger (5)
  6. Stephan Thomae (6)
  7. Nicole Bauer (7)
  8. Ulrich Lechte (8)
  9. Sandra Bubendorfer-Licht (9)
  10. Andrew Ullmann (10)
  11. Maximilian Funke-Kaiser (11)
  12. Kristine Lütke (12)
  13. Thomas Hacker (13)
  14. Muhanad Al-Halak (14)
AfD LINKE
  1. Peter Boehringer (1)
  2. Corinna Miazga (2)
  3. Stephan Protschka (3)
  4. Petr Bystron (4)
  5. Martin Sichert (5)
  6. Johannes Huber (6)
  7. Wolfgang Wiehle (7)
  8. Rainer Kraft (8)
  9. Gerold Otten (9)
  10. Tobias Peterka (10)
  11. Peter Felser (11)
  12. Gerrit Huy (12)
  1. Nicole Gohlke (1)
  2. Klaus Ernst (2)
  3. Susanne Ferschl (3)
  4. Ates Gürpinar (4)

Baden-Württemberg

Party Constituency Party list Total
seats 		+/–
Votes % Seats Votes % Seats
Christian Democratic Union (CDU) 1,767,316 29.7 33 1,477,612 24.8 0 33 −5
Social Democratic Party (SPD) 1,247,455 21.0 1 1,287,934 21.6 21 22 +6
Alliance 90/The Greens (GRÜNE) 1,058,334 17.8 4 1,022,226 17.2 14 18 +5
Free Democratic Party (FDP) 711,697 12.0 0 908,039 15.3 16 16 +4
Alternative for Germany (AfD) 561,058 9.4 0 571,336 9.6 10 10 −1
The Left (DIE LINKE) 175,691 3.0 0 196,874 3.3 3 3 −3
Grassroots Democratic Party 127,340 2.1 0 114,919 1.9 0 0 New
Free Voters 143,422 2.4 0 103,611 1.7 0 0 0
Human Environment Animal Protection Party 21,822 0.4 0 74,702 1.3 0 0 0
Die PARTEI 73,115 1.2 0 53,597 0.9 0 0 0
Team Todenhöfer – – – 26,780 0.5 0 0 New
Pirate Party Germany 3,438 0.1 0 21,530 0.4 0 0 0
Volt Germany 11,146 0.2 0 20,620 0.3 0 0 New
Ecological Democratic Party 17,041 0.3 0 17,637 0.3 0 0 0
Alliance C – Christians for Germany 452 0.0 0 12,625 0.2 0 0 0
Citizens' Movement 1,556 0.0 0 7,491 0.1 0 0 New
Party for Health Research – – – 7,059 0.0 0 0 0
The Humanists 4,702 0.1 0 6,775 0.1 0 0 0
National Democratic Party – – – 6,036 0.1 0 0 0
Democracy in Motion 2,609 0.0 0 5,388 0.1 0 0 0
Marxist–Leninist Party 3,541 0.1 0 2,248 0.0 0 0 0
The Pinks/Alliance 21 – – – 1,936 0.0 0 0 New
Liberal Conservative Reformers 508 0.0 0 1,578 0.0 0 0 New
German Communist Party – – – 1,107 0.0 0 0 0
Climate List Baden-Württemberg 3,957 0.1 0 – – – 0 New
V-Partei³ 550 0.0 0 – – – 0 0
Human World 351 0.0 0 – – – 0 0
Civil Rights Movement Solidarity 62 0.0 0 – – – 0 0
Independents & voter groups 5,570 0.1 0 – – – 0 –
Invalid/blank votes 54,574 – – 47,657 – – – –
Total 5,997,317 100 38 5,997,317 100 64 102 +6
Registered voters/turnout 7,711,531 77.8 – 7,711,531 77.8 – – –
Source: Federal Returning Officer[31]
Constituency members
# Constituency Previous member Elected member Party Votes % Margin Runner-up
258 Stuttgart I Stefan Kaufmann Cem Özdemir GRÜNE 62,594 39.9 25,989 Stefan Kaufmann
259 Stuttgart II Karin Maag Maximilian Mörseburg CDU 34,312 25.9 2,866 Anna Christmann
260 Böblingen Marc Biadacz Marc Biadacz CDU 57,504 29.7 16,660 Jasmina Hostert
261 Esslingen Markus Grübel Markus Grübel CDU 41,976 32.0 13,475 Argyri Paraschaki
262 Nürtingen Michael Hennrich Michael Hennrich CDU 49,506 30.1 14,889 Nils Schmid
263 Göppingen Hermann Färber Hermann Färber CDU 41,558 31.0 9,734 Heike Baehrens
264 Waiblingen Joachim Pfeiffer Christina Stumpp CDU 50,566 29.0 10,924 Urs Abelein
265 Ludwigsburg Steffen Bilger Steffen Bilger CDU 50,297 29.5 15,634 Sandra Detzer
266 Neckar-Zaber Eberhard Gienger Fabian Gramling CDU 56,249 30.4 14,541 Thomas Utz
267 Heilbronn Alexander Throm Alexander Throm CDU 50,299 27.8 6,412 Josip Juratovic
268 Schwäbisch Hall – Hohenlohe Christian von Stetten Christian von Stetten CDU 54,894 32.1 21,326 Kevin Leiser
269 Backnang – Schwäbisch Gmünd Norbert Barthle Ingeborg Gräßle CDU 41,176 30.5 8,272 Tim-Luka Schwab
270 Aalen – Heidenheim Roderich Kiesewetter Roderich Kiesewetter CDU 61,832 37.0 25,331 Leni Breymaier
271 Karlsruhe-Stadt Ingo Wellenreuther Zoe Mayer GRÜNE 47,473 30.0 13,843 Parsa Marvi
272 Karlsruhe-Land Axel Fischer Nicolas Zippelius CDU 50,581 30.4 12,633 Patrick Diebold
273 Rastatt Kai Whittaker Kai Whittaker CDU 50,988 33.2 16,141 Gabriele Katzmarek
274 Heidelberg Karl A. Lamers Franziska Brantner GRÜNE 53,288 30.2 10,706 Alexander Föhr
275 Mannheim Nikolas Löbel Isabel Cademartori SPD 37,102 26.4 5,379 Melis Sekmen
276 Odenwald – Tauber Alois Gerig Nina Warken CDU 57,391 35.8 24,308 Anja Lotz
277 Rhein-Neckar Stephan Harbarth Moritz Oppelt CDU 43,487 28.5 2,292 Lars Castellucci
278 Bruchsal – Schwetzingen Olav Gutting Olav Gutting CDU 44,465 29.6 11,629 Nezaket Yildirim
279 Pforzheim Gunther Krichbaum Gunther Krichbaum CDU 46,291 28.5 12,334 Katja Mast
280 Calw Hans-Joachim Fuchtel Klaus Mack CDU 51,208 33.8 25,097 Saskia Esken
281 Freiburg Matern von Marschall Chantal Kopf GRÜNE 51,777 28.8 4,579 Julia Söhne
282 Lörrach – Müllheim Armin Schuster Diana Stöcker CDU 43,509 25.2 6,013 Takis Mehmet Ali
283 Emmendingen – Lahr Peter Weiß Yannick Bury CDU 46,406 27.8 90 Johannes Fechner
284 Offenburg Wolfgang Schäuble Wolfgang Schäuble CDU 54,148 34.9 25,145 Matthias Katsch
285 Rottweil – Tuttlingen Volker Kauder Maria-Lena Weiss CDU 46,535 31.5 21,751 Andreas Anton
286 Schwarzwald-Baar Thorsten Frei Thorsten Frei CDU 44,188 36.4 22,192 Derya Türk-Nachbaur
287 Konstanz Andreas Jung Andreas Jung CDU 53,362 34.1 21,876 Lina Seitzl
288 Waldshut Felix Schreiner Felix Schreiner CDU 45,335 33.6 10,886 Rita Schwarzelühr-Sutter
289 Reutlingen Michael Donth Michael Donth CDU 49,631 32.5 22,395 Ulrich Bausch
290 Tübingen Annette Widmann-Mauz Annette Widmann-Mauz CDU 43,024 27.0 2,046 Christian Kühn
291 Ulm Ronja Kemmer Ronja Kemmer CDU 57,608 32.7 24,596 Marcel Emmerich
292 Biberach Josef Rief Josef Rief CDU 46,458 35.1 21,891 Martin Gerster
293 Bodensee Lothar Riebsamen Volker Mayer-Lay CDU 41,624 30.4 13,123 Leon Hahn
294 Ravensburg Axel Müller Axel Müller CDU 44,597 30.6 13,854 Agnieszka Brugger
295 Zollernalb – Sigmaringen Thomas Bareiß Thomas Bareiß CDU 41,106 30.1 16,136 Robin Mesarosch
List members[32]
SPD FDP GRÜNE
  1. Saskia Esken (1)
  2. Nils Schmid (2)
  3. Rita Schwarzelühr-Sutter (3)
  4. Martin Rosemann (4)
  5. Katja Mast (5)
  6. Johannes Fechner (6)
  7. Leni Breymaier (7)
  8. Martin Gerster (8)
  9. Jasmina Hostert (9)
  10. Lars Castellucci (10)
  11. Gabriele Katzmarek (11)
  12. Parsa Marvi (12)
  13. Heike Baehrens (13)
  14. Macit Karaahmetoǧlu (14)
  15. Lina Seitzl (15)
  16. Robin Mesarosch (16)
  17. Josip Juratovic (18)
  18. Derya Türk-Nachbaur (19)
  19. Kevin Leiser (20)
  20. Heike Engelhardt (21)
  21. Takis Mehmet Ali (22)
  1. Michael Theurer (1)
  2. Judith Skudelny (2)
  3. Michael Georg Link (3)
  4. Pascal Kober (4)
  5. Florian Toncar (5)
  6. Benjamin Strasser (6)
  7. Renata Alt (7)
  8. Jens Brandenburg (8)
  9. Christoph Hoffmann (9)
  10. Christian Jung (10)[f]
  11. Stephan Seiter (11)
  12. Valentin Abel (12)
  13. Konrad Stockmeier (13)
  14. Ann-Veruschka Jurisch (14)
  15. Rainer Semet (15)
  16. Martin Gaßner-Herz (16)
  17. Claudia Raffelhüschen (17)
  1. Agnieszka Brugger (3)
  2. Christian Kühn (4)
  3. Sandra Detzer (5)
  4. Beate Müller-Gemmeke (6)
  5. Harald Ebner (7)
  6. Anna Christmann (8)
  7. Matthias Gastel (9)
  8. Ricarda Lang (10)
  9. Marcel Emmerich (11)
  10. Tobias Bacherle (13)
  11. Stephanie Aeffner (15)
  12. Melis Sekmen (16)
  13. Sebastian Schäfer (17)
  14. Anja Reinalter (18)
AfD LINKE CDU
  1. Alice Weidel (1)
  2. Martin Hess (2)
  3. Dirk Spaniel (3)
  4. Markus Frohnmaier (4)
  5. Marc Jongen (5)
  6. Marc Bernhard (6)
  7. Malte Kaufmann (7)
  8. Christina Baum (8)
  9. Thomas Seitz (9)
  10. Jürgen Braun (10)
  1. Bernd Riexinger (1)
  2. Gökay Akbulut (2)
  3. Jessica Tatti (3)
  1. Alexander Föhr (6)[g]

Saarland

Party Constituency Party list Total
seats 		+/–
Votes % Seats Votes % Seats
Social Democratic Party (SPD) 208,329 36.4 4 213,777 37.3 0 4 +1
Christian Democratic Union (CDU) 159,323 27.8 0 135,134 23.6 2 2 −1
Free Democratic Party (FDP) 46,793 8.2 0 65,945 11.5 1 1 0
Alternative for Germany (AfD) 56,236 9.8 0 57,629 10.0 1 1 0
The Left (DIE LINKE) 30,211 5.3 0 41,130 7.2 1 1 0
Human Environment Animal Protection Party – – – 16,231 2.8 0 0 0
Free Voters 14,936 2.6 0 11,746 2.0 0 0 0
Die PARTEI 13,840 2.4 0 9,978 1.7 0 0 0
Grassroots Democratic Party 8,982 1.6 0 8,116 1.4 0 0 New
Volt Germany – – – 4,019 0.7 0 0 New
Pirate Party Germany – – – 3,419 0.6 0 0 0
Ecological Democratic Party 2,872 0.5 0 2,531 0.4 0 0 0
Team Todenhöfer – – – 2,281 0.4 0 0 New
National Democratic Party – – – 1,375 0.2 0 0 0
Marxist–Leninist Party 201 0.0 0 357 0.1 0 0 0
Alliance 90/The Greens (GRÜNE) 31,091 5.4 0 – – – 0 −1
Independents & voter groups 299 0.1 0 – – – 0 –
Invalid/blank votes 10,850 – – 10,295 – – – –
Total 583,963 100 4 583,963 100 5 9 −1
Registered voters/turnout 755,223 77.3 – 755,223 77.3 – – –
Source: Federal Returning Officer[33]
Constituency members
# Constituency Previous member Elected member Party Votes % Margin Runner-up
296 Saarbrücken Josephine Ortleb Josephine Ortleb SPD 51,749 36.9 16,497 Annegret Kramp-Karrenbauer
297 Saarlouis Peter Altmaier Heiko Maas SPD 57,354 36.7 13,683 Peter Altmaier
298 St. Wendel Nadine Schön Christian Petry SPD 48,135 35.1 4,207 Nadine Schön
299 Homburg Markus Uhl Esra Limbacher SPD 51,091 36.6 14,619 Markus Uhl
List members[34]
CDU FDP SPD
  1. Annegret Kramp-Karrenbauer (1)[h]
  2. Peter Altmaier (2)[i]
  3. Nadine Schön (3)
  4. Markus Uhl (4)
  1. Oliver Luksic (1)
  1. Emily Vontz (4)[j]
AfD LINKE
  1. Christian Wirth (1)
  1. Thomas Lutze (1)

Members who lost their seats

This is a list of MPs who lost their seat at the 2021 German federal election. All of these members sat in the 19th Bundestag but were not returned to Parliament in the elections.

Those listed include members who were elected in 2017 who lost their constituencies through the first vote in 2021 and were not re-elected via state lists. Also included are List MPs who did not succeed on the second vote.

Outlisted means the MP did not win a direct mandate, and also did not win a seat on the state list.

Party Name Constituency State Year became

(MdB)

Seat held by

party since

Defeated by Party
DIE LINKE Doris Achelwilm[35] Bremen II – Bremerhaven Bremen 2017 Outlisted
Lorenz Gösta Beutin Kiel Schleswig-Holstein 2017 Outlisted
Birke Bull-Bischoff[36] Burgenland – Saalekreis Saxony-Anhalt 2017 Outlisted
Heike Hänsel[37] Tübingen Baden-Württemberg 2005 Outlisted
Matthias Höhn[38] Altmark Saxony-Anhalt 2017 Outlisted
Alexander Neu Rhein-Sieg-Kreis I North Rhine-Westphalia 2013 Outlisted
Norbert Müller Potsdam – Potsdam-Mittelmark II – Teltow-Fläming II Brandenburg 2014 Outlisted
Tobias Pflüger[39] Freiburg Baden-Württemberg 2017 Outlisted
Friedrich Straetmanns Bielefeld – Gütersloh II North Rhine-Westphalia 2017 Outlisted
Sabine Zimmermann Zwickau Saxony 2005 Outlisted
Evrim Sommer Berlin-Spandau – Charlottenburg North Berlin 2017 Outlisted
CDU/CSU Maik Beermann[40] Nienburg II – Schaumburg Lower Saxony 2017 2017 Marja-Liisa Völlers SPD
Veronika Bellmann[41] Mittelsachsen Saxony 2002 1990 Carolin Bachmann AfD
Melanie Bernstein[42][k] Plön – Neumünster Schleswig-Holstein 2017 2009 Kristian Klinck SPD
Christoph Bernstiel[43] Halle Saxony-Anhalt 2017 2013 Karamba Diaby SPD
Marie-Luise Dött[44] Oberhausen – Wesel III North Rhine-Westphalia 1998 Outlisted
Klaus-Dieter Gröhler[45] Berlin-Charlottenburg-Wilmersdorf Berlin 2013 2013 Michael Müller SPD
Ursula Groden-Kranich[46] Mainz Rhineland-Palatinate 2013 2009 Daniel Baldy SPD
Frank Heinrich[47] Chemnitz Saxony 2009 2009 Detlef Müller SPD
Rudolf Henke[48] Aachen I North Rhine-Westphalia 2009 2009 Oliver Krischer GRÜNE
Hans-Jürgen Irmer[49] Lahn-Dill Hesse 2017 2009 Dagmar Schmidt SPD
Torbjörn Kartes Ludwigshafen/Frankenthal Rhineland-Palatinate 2017 2009 Christian Schreider SPD
Stefan Kaufmann[50] Stuttgart I Baden-Württemberg 2009 2005 Cem Özdemir GRÜNE
Rüdiger Kruse[51] Hamburg-Eimsbüttel Hamburg 2009 Outlisted
Michael Kuffer[52] Munich South Bavaria 2017 2002 Jamila Schäfer GRÜNE
Roy Kühne Goslar – Northeim – Osterode Lower Saxony 2017 2017 Frauke Heiligenstadt SPD
Alexander Krauß[53] Erzgebirgskreis I Saxony 2017 2009 Thomas Dietz AfD
Saskia Ludwig[54] Potsdam – Potsdam-Mittelmark II – Teltow-Fläming II Brandenburg 2019 Outlisted
Gisela Manderla[55] Cologne III North Rhine-Westphalia 2013 Outlisted
Astrid Mannes[56] Darmstadt Hesse 2017 2017 Andreas Larem SPD
Karsten Möring Cologne I North Rhine-Westphalia 2013 2017 Sanae Abdi SPD
Andreas Nick Montabaur (electoral district) Rhineland-Palatinate 2013 2002 Tanja Machalet SPD
Sylvia Pantel[57] Düsseldorf II North Rhine-Westphalia 2013 2009 Andreas Rimkus SPD
Eckhard Pols[58] Lüchow-Dannenberg – Lüneburg Lower Saxony 2009 2009 Jakob Blankenburg SPD
Stefan Sauer Groß-Gerau[59] Hesse 2017 2009 Melanie Wegling SPD
Tankred Schipanski[60] Gotha – Ilm-Kreis Thuringia 2009 2009 Marcus Bühl AfD
Claudia Schmidtke[61] Lübeck Schleswig-Holstein 2017 2017 Tim Klüssendorf SPD
Torsten Schweiger[62] Mansfeld Saxony-Anhalt 2017 2013 Robert Farle AfD
Andreas Steier[63] Trier Rhineland-Palatinate 2017 2005 Verena Hubertz SPD
Sebastian Steineke[64] Prignitz – Ostprignitz-Ruppin – Havelland I Brandenburg 2013 2013 Wiebke Papenbrock SPD
Dietlind Tiemann Brandenburg an der Havel – Potsdam-Mittelmark I – Havelland III – Teltow-Fläming I Brandenburg 2017 2017 Sonja Eichwede SPD
Volkmar Vogel Gera – Greiz – Altenburger Land Thuringia 2002 2005 Stephan Brandner AfD
Albert Weiler Saalfeld-Rudolstadt – Saale-Holzland-Kreis – Saale-Orla-Kreis Thuringia 2017 2009 Michael Kaufmann AfD
Marcus Weinberg Hamburg-Altona Hamburg 2005 Outlisted
Ingo Wellenreuther[65] Karlsruhe City Baden-Württemberg 2002 2005 Zoe Mayer GRÜNE
Bettina Wiesmann Frankfurt am Main II Hesse 2017 2005 Omid Nouripour GRÜNE
Michael von Abercron Pinneberg Schleswig-Holstein 2017 2005 Ralf Stegner SPD
Peter Stein Rostock – Landkreis Rostock II Mecklenburg-Vorpommern 2013 Outlisted
SPD Matthias Bartke[66] Hamburg-Altona Hamburg 2013 1990 Linda Heitmann GRÜNE
Daniela De Ridder[67][68] Mittelems (electoral district) Lower Saxony 2013 Outlisted
Elvan Korkmaz[69] Gütersloh I North Rhine-Westphalia 2017 Outlisted
Klaus Mindrup[70] Berlin-Pankow Berlin 2013 Outlisted
Florian Post Munich North Bavaria 2013 Outlisted
Martin Rabanus Rheingau-Taunus – Limburg Hesse 2013 Outlisted
GRÜNE Margarete Bause[71] List only Bavaria 2017 Outlisted
Uwe Kekeritz[72] Fürth Bavaria 2009 Outlisted
Manuel Sarrazin Hamburg-Bergedorf – Harburg Hamburg 2008 Outlisted
Charlotte Schneidewind-Hartnagel Odenwald – Tauber Baden-Württemberg 2019 Outlisted
Margit Stumpp Aalen – Heidenheim Baden-Württemberg 2017 Outlisted
Gerhard Zickenheiner Lörrach – Müllheim Baden-Württemberg 2019 Outlisted
FDP Marcel Klinge[73] Schwarzwald-Baar Baden-Württemberg 2017 Outlisted
Alexander Kulitz Ulm Baden-Württemberg 2017 Outlisted
Martin Neumann[74] Elbe-Elster – Oberspreewald-Lausitz II Brandenburg 2017 Outlisted
AfD Martin Hohmann[75] Fulda Hesse 2017 Outlisted
Jens Maier Dresden I Saxony 2017 Outlisted
Andreas Mrosek Dessau – Wittenberg Saxony-Anhalt 2017 Outlisted
Christoph Neumann Leipzig I Saxony 2017 Outlisted
Frank Pasemann Magdeburg Saxony-Anhalt 2017 Outlisted
Die PARTEI Marco Bülow (elected as SPD) Dortmund I North Rhine-Westphalia 2017 2017 Jens Peick SPD
  • SPD vote
  • CDU-CSU vote
  • Grüne vote
  • FDP vote
  • AfD vote
  • Linke vote

Notes

  1. ^ a b c Elected following the 2024 Berlin repeat election
  2. ^ a b c d Candidate was originally elected, but lost the seat as a result of the 2024 Berlin repeat election
  3. ^ Bülow was elected for the SPD, but left the party in November 2018. He joined Die PARTEI in November 2020.
  4. ^ Petry was elected for the AfD, but left the party in September 2017.
  5. ^ Nüßlein was elected for the CSU, but left the party in March 2021.
  6. ^ Jung declined his mandate after the election.
  7. ^ Took the seat of Michael Hennrich in 2023
  8. ^ Kramp-Karrenbauer declined her mandate after the election.
  9. ^ Altmaier declined his mandate after the election.
  10. ^ Took the seat of Heiko Maas in 2023
  11. ^ returned to the Bundestag in 2023, moving up the list after the death of Gero Storjohann

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