2025 Bundestag results in Saxony.
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Saxony
Nordsachsen
Saxony
ElectedRené Bochmann
AfD · 23,626 first-vote marginLeipzig I
Saxony
First-vote leaderAfD
No constituency seat · insufficient second-vote coverageLeipzig II
Saxony
ElectedSören Pellmann
Die Linke · 35,262 first-vote marginLeipzig-Land
Saxony
ElectedEdgar Naujok
AfD · 23,272 first-vote marginMeißen
Saxony
ElectedChristian Reck
AfD · 33,523 first-vote marginBautzen I
Saxony
ElectedKarsten Hilse
AfD · 38,696 first-vote marginGörlitz
Saxony
ElectedTino Chrupalla
AfD · 37,950 first-vote marginSächsische Schweiz-Osterzgebirge
Saxony
ElectedSteffen Janich
AfD · 41,940 first-vote marginDresden I
Saxony
ElectedThomas Max Ladzinski
AfD · 3,813 first-vote marginDresden II – Bautzen II
Saxony
ElectedMatthias Rentzsch
AfD · 11,131 first-vote marginMittelsachsen
Saxony
ElectedCarolin Bachmann
AfD · 27,023 first-vote marginChemnitz
Saxony
ElectedDr. Eberhardt Alexander Gauland
AfD · 15,533 first-vote marginChemnitzer Umland – Erzgebirgskreis II
Saxony
ElectedDr. Maximilian Eugen Krah
AfD · 22,723 first-vote marginErzgebirgskreis I
Saxony
ElectedThomas Eckhard Dietz
AfD · 35,160 first-vote marginZwickau
Saxony
ElectedMatthias Moosdorf
AfD · 24,219 first-vote marginVogtlandkreis
Saxony
ElectedMathias Weiser
AfD · 22,902 first-vote marginSource: The Federal Returning Officer · official final historical results, not a current Bundestag membership roster.
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2025 Saxony Bundestag Election Results
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