Landtag of Bavaria - Election Results 1946-2008

Election Results 1946-2008

Year CSU SPD B'90/Grüne KPD FDP BP BHE DG GB BHE NPD WAV REP FW ÖDP
1946 58,3 28,8 — 5,3 2,5 — — — — 5,1 — — —
1946 52,3 28,6 — 6,1 5,7 — — — — 7,4 — — —
1950 27,4 28,0 — — 7,1 17,9 12,3 — — — — — —
1954 38,0 28,1 — — 7,2 13,2 — 10,2 — — — — —
1958 45,6 30,8 — — 5,6 8,1 — 8,6 — — — — —
1962 47,5 35,3 — — 5,9 4,8 — 5,1 — — — — —
1966 48,1 35,8 — — 5,1 3,2 — — 7,4 — — — —
1970 56,4 33,3 — — 5,6 1,3 — — — — — — —
1974 62,1 30,2 — — 5,2 0,8 — — — — — — —
1978 59,1 31,4 — — 6,2 0,4 — — — — — — —
1982 58,3 31,9 4,6 — 3,5 0,5 — — — — — — 0,4
1986 55,8 27,5 7,5 — 3,8 0,6 — — — — 3,0 — 0,7
1990 54,9 26,0 6,4 — 5,2 0,8 — — — — 4,9 — 1,7
1994 52,8 30,0 6,1 — 2,8 1,0 — — — — 3,9 — 2,1
1998 52,9 28,7 5,7 — 1,7 0,7 — — — — 3,6 3,7 1,8
2003 60,7 19,6 7,7 — 2,6 0,8 — — — — 2,2 4,0 2,0
2008 43,4 18,6 9,4 — 8,0 1,1 — — 1,2 — 1,4 10,2 2,0

Parties:

  • BP: Bavaria Party - Bayernpartei
  • CSU: Christian Social Union of Bavaria - Christlich Soziale Union Bayerns
  • FDP: Free Democratic Party - Freie Demokratische Partei
  • FW: Independents - Freie Wähler
  • GB/BHE: Gesamtdeutscher Block/Block der Heimatvertriebenen und Entrechteten
  • B'90/Grüne: Alliance '90/The Greens - Bündnis 90/Die Grünen
  • KPD: Communist Party of Germany - Kommunistische Partei Deutschlands
  • NPD: National Democratic Party of Germany - Nationaldemokratische Partei Deutschlands
  • ÖDP: Ecological Democratic Party - Ökologisch-Demokratische Partei
  • REP: The Republicans - Die Republikaner
  • SPD: Social Democratic Party of Germany - Sozialdemokratische Partei Deutschland
  • WAV: Wirtschaftliche Aufbau Vereinigung

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