2025 Bundestag results in Berlin.
Open any constituency for first and second votes, turnout, the elected representative when allocated, and the official source.
Berlin
Berlin-Mitte
Berlin
ElectedHanna Skrollan Steinmüller
GRÜNE · 2,151 first-vote marginBerlin-Pankow
Berlin
ElectedJulia Schneider
GRÜNE · 5,844 first-vote marginBerlin-Reinickendorf
Berlin
ElectedMarvin Schulz
CDU · 11,911 first-vote marginBerlin-Spandau – Charlottenburg Nord
Berlin
ElectedHelmut Heinrich Kleebank
SPD · 1,895 first-vote marginBerlin-Steglitz-Zehlendorf
Berlin
ElectedAdrian Grasse
CDU · 15,043 first-vote marginBerlin-Charlottenburg-Wilmersdorf
Berlin
ElectedLukas Albrecht Krieger
CDU · 3,592 first-vote marginBerlin-Tempelhof-Schöneberg
Berlin
ElectedDr. Moritz Sebastian Heuberger
GRÜNE · 66 first-vote marginBerlin-Neukölln
Berlin
ElectedFerat Koçak
Die Linke · 14,926 first-vote marginBerlin-Friedrichshain-Kreuzberg – Prenzlauer Berg Ost
Berlin
ElectedPascal Meiser
Die Linke · 7,278 first-vote marginBerlin-Treptow-Köpenick
Berlin
ElectedDr. Gregor Florian Gysi
Die Linke · 35,926 first-vote marginBerlin-Marzahn-Hellersdorf
Berlin
ElectedGottfried Justus Immanuel Curio
AfD · 467 first-vote marginBerlin-Lichtenberg
Berlin
ElectedInes Schwerdtner
Die Linke · 18,671 first-vote marginSource: The Federal Returning Officer · official final historical results, not a current Bundestag membership roster.
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2025 Berlin Bundestag Election Results
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