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词条	2002 Saxony-Anhalt state election
释义	Issues and Campaign Results Post-election Sources {{Inline citations\|date=August 2018}}{{More citations needed\|date=August 2018}} The Saxony-Anhalt state election, 2002, was conducted on 21 April 2002, to elect members to the Landtag of Saxony-Anhalt. Issues and Campaign The state was at the time of the election the "poorest" state of Germany and had the highest rate of unemployment. The campaign was influenced by the already started campaigns for the Bundestag elections in September. The Deutsche Volksunion, who had had a great success in 1998, did not run at all, after suffering inner trouble which had ended in the secession of the so-called Freedom and Democracy People's Party (FDVP). Results {{electiontable\|Saxony-Anhalt state election, 2002\|Summary of the 21 April 2002 Saxony-Anhalt state diet (Landtag) election results\|editlink=no}} \|-	Parties	Votes	Vote % (change)	Seats (change)	Seat % (change) \|- align=right \|{{German politics/party colours/CDU}}\| \|align=left\| Christian Democratic Union \| 433,521 \| 37.3 \| +15.3 \| 48 \| +20 \| 41.7 \| +17.6 \|- align=right \|{{German politics/party colours/PDS}}\| \|align=left\| Party of Democratic Socialism \| 236,484 \| 20.4 \| +0.7 \| 25 \| - \| 21.7 \| +0.15 \|- align=right \|{{German politics/party colours/SPD}}\| \|align=left\| Social Democratic Party of Germany \| 231,732 \| 20.0 \| -15.9 \| 25 \| -22 \| 21.7 \| -18.8 \|- align=right \|{{German politics/party colours/FDP}}\| \|align=left\| Free Democratic Party \| 154,145 \| 13.3 \| +9.0 \| 17 \| +17 \| 14.8 \| +14.8 \|- align=right \|bgcolor="#884400"\| \|align=left\| Law and Order Offensive Party \| 52,589 \| 4.5 \| +4.5 \| 0 \| - \| 0 \| - \|- align=right \|{{German politics/party colours/Green}}\| \|align=left\| Alliance '90/The Greens \| 22,696 \| 2.0 \| -1.3 \| 0 \| - \| 0 \| - \|- align=right \|bgcolor="#884400"\| \|align=left\| German People's Union \| x \| 0.0 \| -12.9 \| 0 \| -16 \| 0 \| -13.8 \|- align=right \|bgcolor="darkgray"\| \|align=left\| All Others \| 29,818 \| 2.6 \| +0.4 \| 0 \| - \| 0 \| - \|- align=right	Totals \| 1,160,985 \| 100 \| - \| 115 \| -1 \| 100 \| - \|} Post-election The right-wing-populist Law and Order Offensive Party, after its success in Hamburg, did not manage to gain seats in another Landtag. The PDS-backed SPD government no longer had enough seats to remain in power, and Wolfgang Böhmer (CDU) was able to form a new government in coalition with the FDP, which had an extraordinary victory (13% from less than 5% in 1998). Following the unexpected victory for the FDP, the party leader Guido Westerwelle declared his party a "party for the whole people". The FDP nominated him "candidate for chancellor". It was the first time that the party did so. ("Candidates for chancellor" are normally nominated by CDU/CSU and SPD, and the campaign of the FDP was widely not taken seriously.) Five months before the Bundestag election, the result was a major defeat for the red-green government of Gerhard Schröder and weakened its standing in the Bundesrat. Sources The Federal Returning Officer {{Saxony-Anhalt state elections}} 2 : Elections in Saxony-Anhalt\|2002 elections in Germany
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2002 Saxony-Anhalt state election

释义

Issues and Campaign
Results
Post-election
Sources

The Saxony-Anhalt state election, 2002, was conducted on 21 April 2002, to elect members to the Landtag of Saxony-Anhalt.

Issues and Campaign

The state was at the time of the election the "poorest" state of Germany and had the highest rate of unemployment. The campaign was influenced by the already started campaigns for the Bundestag elections in September.

The Deutsche Volksunion, who had had a great success in 1998, did not run at all, after suffering inner trouble which had ended in the secession of the so-called Freedom and Democracy People's Party (FDVP).

Results

{{electiontable|Saxony-Anhalt state election, 2002|Summary of the 21 April 2002 Saxony-Anhalt state diet (Landtag) election results|editlink=no}}
|-

Parties

Votes

Vote % (change)

Seats (change)

Seat % (change)
|- align=right
|{{German politics/party colours/CDU}}|
|align=left| Christian Democratic Union
| 433,521
| 37.3
| +15.3
| 48
| +20
| 41.7
| +17.6
|- align=right
|{{German politics/party colours/PDS}}|
|align=left| Party of Democratic Socialism
| 236,484
| 20.4
| +0.7
| 25
| -
| 21.7
| +0.15
|- align=right
|{{German politics/party colours/SPD}}|
|align=left| Social Democratic Party of Germany
| 231,732
| 20.0
| -15.9
| 25
| -22
| 21.7
| -18.8
|- align=right
|{{German politics/party colours/FDP}}|
|align=left| Free Democratic Party
| 154,145
| 13.3
| +9.0
| 17
| +17
| 14.8
| +14.8
|- align=right
|bgcolor="#884400"|
|align=left| Law and Order Offensive Party
| 52,589
| 4.5
| +4.5
| 0
| -
| 0
| -
|- align=right
|{{German politics/party colours/Green}}|
|align=left| Alliance '90/The Greens
| 22,696
| 2.0
| -1.3
| 0
| -
| 0
| -
|- align=right
|bgcolor="#884400"|
|align=left| German People's Union
| x
| 0.0
| -12.9
| 0
| -16
| 0
| -13.8
|- align=right
|bgcolor="darkgray"|
|align=left| All Others
| 29,818
| 2.6
| +0.4
| 0
| -
| 0
| -
|- align=right

Totals
| 1,160,985
| 100
| -
| 115
| -1
| 100
| -
|}

Post-election

The right-wing-populist Law and Order Offensive Party, after its success in Hamburg, did not manage to gain seats in another Landtag.

The PDS-backed SPD government no longer had enough seats to remain in power, and Wolfgang Böhmer (CDU) was able to form a new government in coalition with the FDP, which had an extraordinary victory (13% from less than 5% in 1998).

Following the unexpected victory for the FDP, the party leader Guido Westerwelle declared his party a "party for the whole people". The FDP nominated him "candidate for chancellor". It was the first time that the party did so. ("Candidates for chancellor" are normally nominated by CDU/CSU and SPD, and the campaign of the FDP was widely not taken seriously.)

Five months before the Bundestag election, the result was a major defeat for the red-green government of Gerhard Schröder and weakened its standing in the Bundesrat.

Sources

The Federal Returning Officer

2 : Elections in Saxony-Anhalt|2002 elections in Germany

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