2025 Bundestag results in Schleswig-Holstein.
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Schleswig-Holstein
Flensburg – Schleswig
Schleswig-Holstein
First-vote leaderCDU
No constituency seat · insufficient second-vote coverageNordfriesland – Dithmarschen Nord
Schleswig-Holstein
ElectedLeif Erik Bodin
CDU · 18,697 first-vote marginSteinburg – Dithmarschen Süd
Schleswig-Holstein
ElectedMark Helfrich
CDU · 20,185 first-vote marginRendsburg-Eckernförde
Schleswig-Holstein
ElectedDr. Johann David Walter Rudolf Wadephul
CDU · 19,897 first-vote marginKiel
Schleswig-Holstein
ElectedLuise Amtsberg
GRÜNE · 6,591 first-vote marginPlön – Neumünster
Schleswig-Holstein
ElectedSandra Carstensen
CDU · 12,393 first-vote marginPinneberg
Schleswig-Holstein
ElectedDaniel Kölbl
CDU · 13,518 first-vote marginSegeberg – Stormarn-Mitte
Schleswig-Holstein
ElectedMelanie Bernstein
CDU · 16,443 first-vote marginOstholstein – Stormarn-Nord
Schleswig-Holstein
ElectedSebastian Schmidt
CDU · 13,954 first-vote marginHerzogtum Lauenburg – Stormarn-Süd
Schleswig-Holstein
ElectedHenri Schmidt
CDU · 19,367 first-vote marginLübeck
Schleswig-Holstein
ElectedTim Klüssendorf
SPD · 6,114 first-vote marginSource: The Federal Returning Officer · official final historical results, not a current Bundestag membership roster.
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2025 Schleswig-Holstein Bundestag Election Results
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