2025 Bundestag results in Baden-Württemberg.
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Baden-Württemberg
Stuttgart I
Baden-Württemberg
ElectedSimone Fischer
GRÜNE · 5 first-vote marginStuttgart II
Baden-Württemberg
First-vote leaderCDU
No constituency seat · insufficient second-vote coverageBöblingen
Baden-Württemberg
ElectedMarc Josef Biadacz
CDU · 41,207 first-vote marginEsslingen
Baden-Württemberg
ElectedDr. David Sebastian Preisendanz
CDU · 28,883 first-vote marginNürtingen
Baden-Württemberg
ElectedDr. Matthias Fabian Hiller
CDU · 34,372 first-vote marginGöppingen
Baden-Württemberg
ElectedHermann Klaus Färber
CDU · 20,683 first-vote marginWaiblingen
Baden-Württemberg
ElectedChristina Daniela Stumpp
CDU · 36,057 first-vote marginLudwigsburg
Baden-Württemberg
ElectedSteffen Rudi Bilger
CDU · 35,150 first-vote marginNeckar-Zaber
Baden-Württemberg
ElectedFabian Benedikt Meinrad Gramling
CDU · 38,423 first-vote marginHeilbronn
Baden-Württemberg
ElectedAlexander Richard Throm
CDU · 19,156 first-vote marginSchwäbisch Hall – Hohenlohe
Baden-Württemberg
ElectedFreiherr von Christian Alexander Stetten
CDU · 22,855 first-vote marginBacknang – Schwäbisch Gmünd
Baden-Württemberg
ElectedDr. Ingeborg Gabriele Gräßle
CDU · 19,124 first-vote marginAalen – Heidenheim
Baden-Württemberg
ElectedRoderich Kiesewetter
CDU · 32,673 first-vote marginKarlsruhe-Stadt
Baden-Württemberg
ElectedDr. Zoe Mayer
GRÜNE · 11,709 first-vote marginKarlsruhe-Land
Baden-Württemberg
ElectedNicolas Benjamin Zippelius
CDU · 36,146 first-vote marginRastatt
Baden-Württemberg
ElectedKai Thorsten Whittaker
CDU · 27,041 first-vote marginHeidelberg
Baden-Württemberg
First-vote leaderCDU
No constituency seat · insufficient second-vote coverageMannheim
Baden-Württemberg
First-vote leaderCDU
No constituency seat · insufficient second-vote coverageOdenwald – Tauber
Baden-Württemberg
ElectedNina Ingrid Warken
CDU · 33,725 first-vote marginRhein-Neckar
Baden-Württemberg
First-vote leaderCDU
No constituency seat · insufficient second-vote coverageBruchsal – Schwetzingen
Baden-Württemberg
ElectedOlav Steffen Gutting
CDU · 22,364 first-vote marginPforzheim
Baden-Württemberg
ElectedGunther Krichbaum
CDU · 17,497 first-vote marginCalw
Baden-Württemberg
ElectedKlaus Jürgen Mack
CDU · 24,074 first-vote marginFreiburg
Baden-Württemberg
ElectedChantal Johanna Siglinde Kopf
GRÜNE · 15,475 first-vote marginLörrach – Müllheim
Baden-Württemberg
First-vote leaderCDU
No constituency seat · insufficient second-vote coverageEmmendingen – Lahr
Baden-Württemberg
ElectedDr. Yannick Bury
CDU · 26,780 first-vote marginOffenburg
Baden-Württemberg
ElectedJohannes Rothenberger
CDU · 29,081 first-vote marginRottweil – Tuttlingen
Baden-Württemberg
ElectedDr. Maria-Lena Weiss
CDU · 18,243 first-vote marginSchwarzwald-Baar
Baden-Württemberg
ElectedThorsten Frei
CDU · 25,901 first-vote marginKonstanz
Baden-Württemberg
ElectedAndreas Jung
CDU · 34,335 first-vote marginWaldshut
Baden-Württemberg
ElectedFelix Schreiner
CDU · 27,509 first-vote marginReutlingen
Baden-Württemberg
ElectedMichael Donth
CDU · 30,710 first-vote marginTübingen
Baden-Württemberg
First-vote leaderCDU
No constituency seat · insufficient second-vote coverageUlm
Baden-Württemberg
ElectedRonja Helene Kemmer
CDU · 38,235 first-vote marginBiberach
Baden-Württemberg
ElectedWolfgang Jochen Dahler
CDU · 26,574 first-vote marginBodensee
Baden-Württemberg
ElectedVolker Fred Mayer-Lay
CDU · 28,340 first-vote marginRavensburg
Baden-Württemberg
ElectedAxel Karl Müller
CDU · 31,543 first-vote marginZollernalb – Sigmaringen
Baden-Württemberg
ElectedThomas Bareiß
CDU · 16,158 first-vote marginSource: The Federal Returning Officer · official final historical results, not a current Bundestag membership roster.
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