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2003 Bremen state election

State election in Bremen, Germany


State election in Bremen, Germany

FieldValue
election_name2003 Bremen state election
countryBremen
typeparliamentary
ongoingno
previous_election1999 Bremen state election
previous_year1999
next_election2007 Bremen state election
next_year2007
seats_for_electionAll 83 seats in the Bürgerschaft of Bremen
majority_seats42
election_date25 May 2003
turnout291,766 (61.3%)
1.2%
image1[[File:HenningScherf.jpg100px]]
leader1Henning Scherf
party1Social Democratic Party of Germany
last_election147 seats, 42.6%
seats140
popular_vote1123,480
seat_change17
percentage142.3%
swing10.3%
party2Christian Democratic Union (Germany)
last_election242 seats, 37.1%
seats229
popular_vote286,819
seat_change213
percentage229.8%
swing27.3%
party3Alliance 90/The Greens
last_election310 seats, 8.9%
seats312
popular_vote337,350
seat_change32
percentage312.8%
swing33.9%
party4Free Democratic Party (Germany)
last_election40 seats, 2.5%
seats41
seat_change41
popular_vote412,294
percentage44.2%
swing41.7%
party5German People's Union
last_election51 seat, 3.0%
seats51
seat_change50
popular_vote56,642
percentage52.3%
swing50.7%
titleMayor
before_electionHenning Scherf
before_partySocial Democratic Party of Germany
after_electionHenning Scherf
after_partySocial Democratic Party of Germany

1.2%

The 2003 Bremen state election was held on 25 May 2003 to elect the members of the Bürgerschaft of Bremen, as well as the city councils of Bremen and Bremerhaven. The incumbent grand coalition of the Social Democratic Party (SPD) and Christian Democratic Union (CDU) led by Mayor Henning Scherf retained its majority and continued in office.

Parties

The table below lists parties represented in the previous Bürgerschaft of Bremen.

NameIdeologyLeader(s)1999 resultVotes (%)Seats
Social Democratic Party of Germany}}SPDSocial Democratic Party of Germany
Sozialdemokratische Partei DeutschlandsSocial democracyHenning Scherf42.6%
Christian Democratic Union of Germany}}CDUChristian Democratic Union of Germany
Christlich Demokratische Union DeutschlandsChristian democracy37.1%
Alliance 90/The Greens}}GrüneAlliance 90/The Greens
Bündnis 90/Die GrünenGreen politics8.9%
German People's Union}}DVUGerman People's Union
Deutsche VolksunionGerman nationalism3.0%

Opinion polling

Polling firmFieldwork dateSample
sizeSPDCDUGrüneDVUPDSFDPOthersLeadSocial Democratic Party of Germany}};"Christian Democratic Union of Germany}};"Alliance 90/The Greens}};"German People's Union}};"The Left (Germany)}};"Free Democratic Party (Germany)}};"
2003 state election25 May 200342.329.812.82.31.74.26.9Social Democratic Party of Germany}};color:#FFFFFF;"12.5
Infratest dimap13–15 May 20031,0003836122255Social Democratic Party of Germany}};color:#FFFFFF;"2
Forschungsgruppe Wahlen5–8 May 20031,00338361457Social Democratic Party of Germany}};color:#FFFFFF;"2
Forsa24–30 Apr 20031,19437381447Christian Democratic Union of Germany}};color:#FFFFFF;"1
Infratest dimap25–28 Apr 20031,00042.5341324.54Social Democratic Party of Germany}};color:#FFFFFF;"8.5
Infratest16 Apr 2003?42351346Social Democratic Party of Germany}};color:#FFFFFF;"7
1999 state election6 June 199942.637.18.93.02.92.52.9Social Democratic Party of Germany}};color:#FFFFFF;"5.5

Election result

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