Unterallgäu - Stephan Stracke (CSU) defended his direct mandate with a clear lead over the competition in the constituency of Ostallgäu, to which large parts of the Unterallgäu belong.
His party colleague Alexander Engelhard (constituency Neu-Ulm, to which the rest of the Unterallgäu belongs) also secured the most first votes.
He posted the best result in the Unterallgäu district.
Around 10 p.m. on Sunday evening, almost all of the 461 results from the Ostallgäu constituency were known. Only one district in Kaufbeuren was counted, as was the Ettringen town hall, where the postal votes were still evaluated. However, nothing changed in the most important results:
Stephan Stracke
(CSU)
maintains
his direct mandate with almost 39 percent, but has lost numerous votes compared to the 2017 election. At that time, Stracke had almost 49 percent of the first votes.
Behind the already incumbent member of the Bundestag,
Regina Leenders
(SPD)
landed
razor-
thinly with 12.3 percent
in the first votes in the constituency of Ostallgäu,
ahead of
Daniel Pflügl
(Greens) with 12.2 percent.
Christian Sedlmeir
(AfD) scored 10.2 percent,
Mariana Braunmiller
(Free Voters) 9.0 percent and
Kai Fackler
(FDP) 7.2 percent. The remaining 10.3 percent went to the other candidates.
The distribution of the first votes (in percent) in the
municipalities in the Unterallgäu district
, where the turnout was 80.6 percent:
Stracke
(37.7),
Pflügl
(12.0),
Sedlmeir
(11.9),
Leenders
(11, 4) and
others
(27.0).
The
CSU also
had to accept major losses
in the second votes
(2017: 42 percent, now only 32 percent), although this time it again got the most second votes in total. The
SPD
gained 15.6
percent of
the vote in the Kaufbeuren constituency, ahead of the
Greens
(12.0 percent). At roughly the same level as in 2017, it is followed by the
FDP
(10.9 percent), which, unlike four years ago
, leaves
the
AfD
behind (13.3 percent in 2017; now 10.0 percent of the second votes). The
free voters
come to 9.1 percent, all
others
to 10.7 percent.
The distribution of the
second votes
(in percent) in the
municipalities in the Unterallgäu district
:
CSU
(32.4),
SPD
(14.4),
AfD
(11.3),
FDP
(11.1),
free voters
(10.4) ,
Greens
(10.2).
The votes of the candidates will follow shortly ...
Here you can see how the individual communities in the Unterallgäu district voted.
You can read more about the individual candidates and the constituency of Ostallgäu here
Alexander Engelhard wins in the Neu-Ulm constituency
The administrative communities Pfaffenhausen, Babenhausen, Erkheim and Boos meanwhile belong to the constituency of Neu-Ulm.
In the Unterallgäu communities that voted in the Neu-Ulm constituency, the turnout was 81.7 percent.
In Unterallgäu (the district of Neu-Ulm and the district of Günzburg also belong to the constituency), constituency winner
Alexander Engelhard
(CSU) recorded his best result with 38.9 percent of the first votes. The other votes went to
Gerd Michael Mannes
(AfD; 13.2 percent),
Daniel Mayer
(Free Voters; 12.1 percent),
Dr. Karl Heinz Brunner
(SPD; 11.2 percent), Ekin Deligöz (Greens; 8.0 percent),
Anke Hillmann-Richter
(FDP, 7.8 percent),
Xaver Merk
(LINKE; 1.3 percent) and others (7th , 5 percent).
In the
second votes in the Neu-Ulm constituency
, the CSU in Unterallgäu achieved 33.5 percent (almost six percent less than 2017), the AfD 13.3 percent, the SPD and Free Voters each 12.0 percent, the FDP 11.6 percent, the Greens 8.5 percent and the Left 1.7 percent.
You can read more about the Neu-Ulm constituency here.
