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Bundestag 2029 election — 28 September 2029, 630 seats in the nowcast, 299 constituencies.
Candidates 2025: 2891 people from 9 parties
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| Constituency | Leading today | 2025 winner | Changed since 2025 |
|---|---|---|---|
| 01 Flensburg – Schleswig | Greens | CDU/CSU (26.6%) | changed |
| 02 Nordfriesland – Dithmarschen Nord | CDU/CSU | CDU/CSU (32.7%) | |
| 03 Steinburg – Dithmarschen Süd | AfD | CDU/CSU (35.0%) | changed |
| 04 Rendsburg-Eckernförde | CDU/CSU | CDU/CSU (32.8%) | |
| 05 Kiel | Greens | Greens (26.1%) | |
| 06 Plön – Neumünster | AfD | CDU/CSU (32.7%) | changed |
| 07 Pinneberg | CDU/CSU | CDU/CSU (31.8%) | |
| 08 Segeberg – Stormarn-Mitte | AfD | CDU/CSU (32.3%) | changed |
| 09 Ostholstein – Stormarn-Nord | CDU/CSU | CDU/CSU (34.8%) | |
| 10 Herzogtum Lauenburg – Stormarn-Süd | AfD | CDU/CSU (32.7%) | changed |
| 11 Lübeck | Greens | SPD (28.1%) | changed |
| 12 Schwerin – Ludwigslust-Parchim I – Nordwestmecklenburg I | AfD | AfD (35.9%) | |
| 13 Ludwigslust-Parchim II – Nordwestmecklenburg II – Landkreis Rostock I | AfD | AfD (36.9%) | |
| 14 Rostock – Landkreis Rostock II | AfD | AfD (26.8%) | |
| 15 Vorpommern-Rügen – Vorpommern-Greifswald I | AfD | AfD (37.3%) | |
| 16 Mecklenburgische Seenplatte I – Vorpommern-Greifswald II | AfD | AfD (45.2%) | |
| 17 Mecklenburgische Seenplatte II – Landkreis Rostock III | AfD | AfD (41.1%) | |
| 18 Hamburg-Mitte | Greens | SPD (27.4%) | changed |
| 19 Hamburg-Altona | Greens | Greens (27.5%) | |
| 20 Hamburg-Eimsbüttel | Greens | Greens (27.8%) | |
| 21 Hamburg-Nord | Greens | CDU/CSU (28.1%) | changed |
| 22 Hamburg-Wandsbek | SPD | SPD (32.3%) | |
| 23 Hamburg-Bergedorf – Harburg | SPD | SPD (32.2%) | |
| 24 Aurich – Emden | SPD | SPD (41.2%) | |
| 25 Unterems | CDU/CSU | CDU/CSU (40.5%) | |
| 26 Friesland – Wilhelmshaven – Wittmund | SPD | SPD (35.4%) | |
| 27 Oldenburg – Ammerland | SPD | SPD (34.4%) | |
| 28 Delmenhorst – Wesermarsch – Oldenburg-Land | AfD | CDU/CSU (29.3%) | changed |
| 29 Cuxhaven – Stade II | AfD | CDU/CSU (32.7%) | changed |
| 30 Stade I – Rotenburg II | CDU/CSU | CDU/CSU (36.3%) | |
| 31 Mittelems | CDU/CSU | CDU/CSU (43.9%) | |
| 32 Cloppenburg – Vechta | CDU/CSU | CDU/CSU (45.8%) | |
| 33 Diepholz – Nienburg I | CDU/CSU | CDU/CSU (35.4%) | |
| 34 Osterholz – Verden | CDU/CSU | CDU/CSU (35.9%) | |
| 35 Rotenburg I – Heidekreis | SPD | SPD (42.1%) | |
| 36 Harburg | CDU/CSU | CDU/CSU (33.2%) | |
| 37 Lüchow-Dannenberg – Lüneburg | SPD | SPD (27.8%) | |
| 38 Osnabrück-Land | CDU/CSU | CDU/CSU (36.6%) | |
| 39 Stadt Osnabrück | SPD | CDU/CSU (29.7%) | changed |
| 40 Nienburg II – Schaumburg | AfD | SPD (31.7%) | changed |
| 41 Stadt Hannover I | SPD | SPD (34.1%) | |
| 42 Stadt Hannover II | SPD | SPD (36.2%) | |
| 43 Hannover-Land I | CDU/CSU | CDU/CSU (34.8%) | |
| 44 Celle – Uelzen | AfD | CDU/CSU (35.2%) | changed |
| 45 Gifhorn – Peine | AfD | SPD (33.9%) | changed |
| 46 Hameln-Pyrmont – Holzminden | AfD | SPD (33.0%) | changed |
| 47 Hannover-Land II | SPD | SPD (31.8%) | |
| 48 Hildesheim | SPD | SPD (30.7%) | |
| 49 Salzgitter – Wolfenbüttel | AfD | SPD (30.6%) | changed |
| 50 Braunschweig | SPD | SPD (33.4%) | |
| 51 Helmstedt – Wolfsburg | AfD | CDU/CSU (30.9%) | changed |
| 52 Goslar – Northeim – Göttingen II | AfD | SPD (30.4%) | changed |
| 53 Göttingen I | SPD | CDU/CSU (29.1%) | changed |
| 54 Bremen I | Greens | SPD (25.2%) | changed |
| 55 Bremen II – Bremerhaven | AfD | SPD (30.3%) | changed |
| 56 Prignitz – Ostprignitz-Ruppin – Havelland I | AfD | AfD (38.9%) | |
| 57 Uckermark – Barnim I | AfD | AfD (38.3%) | |
| 58 Oberhavel – Havelland II | AfD | AfD (30.8%) | |
| 59 Märkisch-Oderland – Barnim II | AfD | AfD (36.1%) | |
| 60 Brandenburg an der Havel – Potsdam-Mittelmark I – Havelland III – Teltow-Fläming I | AfD | AfD (33.6%) | |
| 61 Potsdam – Potsdam-Mittelmark II – Teltow-Fläming II | AfD | SPD (21.8%) | changed |
| 62 Dahme-Spreewald – Teltow-Fläming III | AfD | AfD (33.6%) | |
| 63 Frankfurt (Oder) – Oder-Spree | AfD | AfD (38.2%) | |
| 64 Cottbus – Spree-Neiße | AfD | AfD (42.0%) | |
| 65 Elbe-Elster – Oberspreewald-Lausitz | AfD | AfD (43.0%) | |
| 66 Altmark – Jerichower Land | AfD | AfD (39.2%) | |
| 67 Börde – Salzlandkreis | AfD | AfD (43.2%) | |
| 68 Harz | AfD | AfD (39.0%) | |
| 69 Magdeburg | AfD | AfD (32.2%) | |
| 70 Anhalt – Dessau – Wittenberg | AfD | AfD (38.6%) | |
| 71 Halle | AfD | AfD (30.6%) | |
| 72 Burgenland – Saalekreis | AfD | AfD (44.4%) | |
| 73 Mansfeld | AfD | AfD (43.8%) | |
| 74 Berlin-Mitte | Greens | Greens (25.3%) | |
| 75 Berlin-Pankow | Greens | Greens (25.8%) | |
| 76 Berlin-Reinickendorf | AfD | CDU/CSU (30.9%) | changed |
| 77 Berlin-Spandau – Charlottenburg Nord | AfD | SPD (27.5%) | changed |
| 78 Berlin-Steglitz-Zehlendorf | Greens | CDU/CSU (30.7%) | changed |
| 79 Berlin-Charlottenburg-Wilmersdorf | Greens | CDU/CSU (26.3%) | changed |
| 80 Berlin-Tempelhof-Schöneberg | Greens | Greens (24.7%) | |
| 81 Berlin-Neukölln | The Left | The Left (30.0%) | |
| 82 Berlin-Friedrichshain-Kreuzberg – Prenzlauer Berg Ost | The Left | The Left (34.6%) | |
| 83 Berlin-Treptow-Köpenick | The Left | The Left (41.8%) | |
| 84 Berlin-Marzahn-Hellersdorf | AfD | AfD (29.5%) | |
| 85 Berlin-Lichtenberg | The Left | The Left (34.0%) | |
| 86 Aachen I | Greens | CDU/CSU (32.3%) | changed |
| 87 Aachen II | CDU/CSU | CDU/CSU (40.1%) | |
| 88 Heinsberg | CDU/CSU | CDU/CSU (41.5%) | |
| 89 Düren | CDU/CSU | CDU/CSU (39.9%) | |
| 90 Rhein-Erft-kreis I | CDU/CSU | CDU/CSU (35.0%) | |
| 91 Euskirchen – Rhein-Erft-kreis II | CDU/CSU | CDU/CSU (38.4%) | |
| 92 Köln I | Greens | SPD (24.9%) | changed |
| 93 Köln II | Greens | Greens (34.2%) | |
| 94 Köln III | Greens | Greens (26.0%) | |
| 95 Bonn | Greens | CDU/CSU (33.3%) | changed |
| 96 Rhein-Sieg-kreis I | CDU/CSU | CDU/CSU (35.6%) | |
| 97 Rhein-Sieg-Kreis II | CDU/CSU | CDU/CSU (43.8%) | |
| 98 Oberbergischer Kreis | AfD | CDU/CSU (36.9%) | changed |
| 99 Rheinisch-Bergischer Kreis | CDU/CSU | CDU/CSU (42.2%) | |
| 100 Leverkusen – Köln IV | SPD | SPD (32.7%) | |
| 101 Wuppertal I | SPD | SPD (33.6%) | |
| 102 Solingen – Remscheid – Wuppertal II | AfD | CDU/CSU (32.5%) | changed |
| 103 Mettmann I | CDU/CSU | CDU/CSU (36.6%) | |
| 104 Mettmann II | CDU/CSU | CDU/CSU (35.9%) | |
| 105 Düsseldorf I | CDU/CSU | CDU/CSU (36.1%) | |
| 106 Düsseldorf II | Greens | CDU/CSU (28.7%) | changed |
| 107 Neuss I | CDU/CSU | CDU/CSU (36.3%) | |
| 108 Mönchengladbach | CDU/CSU | CDU/CSU (36.4%) | |
| 109 Krefeld I – Neuss II | CDU/CSU | CDU/CSU (37.8%) | |
| 110 Viersen | CDU/CSU | CDU/CSU (40.0%) | |
| 111 Kleve | CDU/CSU | CDU/CSU (41.2%) | |
| 112 Wesel I | CDU/CSU | CDU/CSU (34.8%) | |
| 113 Krefeld II – Wesel II | SPD | CDU/CSU (32.0%) | changed |
| 114 Duisburg I | SPD | SPD (39.0%) | |
| 115 Duisburg II | AfD | SPD (33.3%) | changed |
| 116 Oberhausen – Wesel III | AfD | SPD (31.4%) | changed |
| 117 Mülheim – Essen I | SPD | SPD (32.6%) | |
| 118 Essen II | AfD | SPD (30.3%) | changed |
| 119 Essen III | CDU/CSU | CDU/CSU (35.7%) | |
| 120 Recklinghausen I | AfD | SPD (33.1%) | changed |
| 121 Recklinghausen II | AfD | CDU/CSU (31.6%) | changed |
| 122 Gelsenkirchen | AfD | SPD (31.4%) | changed |
| 123 Steinfurt I – Borken I | CDU/CSU | CDU/CSU (41.8%) | |
| 124 Bottrop – Recklinghausen III | AfD | CDU/CSU (31.7%) | changed |
| 125 Borken II | CDU/CSU | CDU/CSU (47.9%) | |
| 126 Coesfeld – Steinfurt II | CDU/CSU | CDU/CSU (45.6%) | |
| 127 Steinfurt III | CDU/CSU | CDU/CSU (37.9%) | |
| 128 Münster | Greens | Greens (31.2%) | |
| 129 Warendorf | CDU/CSU | CDU/CSU (41.7%) | |
| 130 Gütersloh I | CDU/CSU | CDU/CSU (41.6%) | |
| 131 Bielefeld – Gütersloh II | SPD | SPD (27.2%) | |
| 132 Herford – Minden-Lübbecke II | AfD | CDU/CSU (30.1%) | changed |
| 133 Minden-Lübbecke I | AfD | CDU/CSU (32.1%) | changed |
| 134 Lippe I | AfD | CDU/CSU (31.3%) | changed |
| 135 Höxter – Gütersloh III – Lippe II | CDU/CSU | CDU/CSU (43.1%) | |
| 136 Paderborn | CDU/CSU | CDU/CSU (45.5%) | |
| 137 Hagen – Ennepe-Ruhr-Kreis I | AfD | CDU/CSU (28.9%) | changed |
| 138 Ennepe-Ruhr-Kreis II | SPD | CDU/CSU (30.9%) | changed |
| 139 Bochum I | SPD | SPD (32.7%) | |
| 140 Herne – Bochum II | AfD | SPD (33.5%) | changed |
| 141 Dortmund I | SPD | SPD (30.6%) | |
| 142 Dortmund II | SPD | SPD (32.4%) | |
| 143 Unna I | SPD | SPD (31.8%) | |
| 144 Hamm – Unna II | AfD | SPD (32.2%) | changed |
| 145 Soest | AfD | CDU/CSU (37.3%) | changed |
| 146 Hochsauerlandkreis | CDU/CSU | CDU/CSU (47.7%) | |
| 147 Siegen-Wittgenstein | AfD | CDU/CSU (34.1%) | changed |
| 148 Olpe – Märkischer Kreis I | CDU/CSU | CDU/CSU (42.1%) | |
| 149 Märkischer Kreis II | AfD | CDU/CSU (38.8%) | changed |
| 150 Nordsachsen | AfD | AfD (43.8%) | |
| 151 Leipzig I | AfD | AfD (25.0%) | |
| 152 Leipzig II | The Left | The Left (36.8%) | |
| 153 Leipzig-Land | AfD | AfD (38.2%) | |
| 154 Meißen | AfD | AfD (45.3%) | |
| 155 Bautzen I | AfD | AfD (48.3%) | |
| 156 Görlitz | AfD | AfD (48.9%) | |
| 157 Sächsische Schweiz-Osterzgebirge | AfD | AfD (49.1%) | |
| 158 Dresden I | AfD | AfD (29.4%) | |
| 159 Dresden II – Bautzen II | AfD | AfD (29.9%) | |
| 160 Mittelsachsen | AfD | AfD (45.4%) | |
| 161 Chemnitz | AfD | AfD (32.2%) | |
| 162 Chemnitzer Umland – Erzgebirgskreis II | AfD | AfD (44.2%) | |
| 163 Erzgebirgskreis I | AfD | AfD (46.7%) | |
| 164 Zwickau | AfD | AfD (39.9%) | |
| 165 Vogtlandkreis | AfD | AfD (43.3%) | |
| 166 Waldeck | AfD | CDU/CSU (31.1%) | changed |
| 167 Kassel | SPD | SPD (27.7%) | |
| 168 Werra-Meißner – Hersfeld-Rotenburg | AfD | CDU/CSU (32.3%) | changed |
| 169 Schwalm-Eder | AfD | CDU/CSU (30.1%) | changed |
| 170 Marburg | SPD | SPD (30.3%) | |
| 171 Lahn-Dill | AfD | CDU/CSU (34.3%) | changed |
| 172 Gießen | AfD | CDU/CSU (30.4%) | changed |
| 173 Fulda | AfD | CDU/CSU (43.3%) | changed |
| 174 Main-Kinzig – Wetterau II – Schotten | AfD | CDU/CSU (34.1%) | changed |
| 175 Hochtaunus | CDU/CSU | CDU/CSU (37.8%) | |
| 176 Wetterau I | CDU/CSU | CDU/CSU (33.7%) | |
| 177 Rheingau-Taunus – Limburg | CDU/CSU | CDU/CSU (36.8%) | |
| 178 Wiesbaden | CDU/CSU | CDU/CSU (30.7%) | |
| 179 Hanau | AfD | CDU/CSU (32.0%) | changed |
| 180 Main-Taunus | CDU/CSU | CDU/CSU (39.8%) | |
| 181 Frankfurt am Main I | Greens | CDU/CSU (26.0%) | changed |
| 182 Frankfurt am Main II | Greens | CDU/CSU (27.4%) | changed |
| 183 Groß-Gerau | SPD | CDU/CSU (30.3%) | changed |
| 184 Offenbach | CDU/CSU | CDU/CSU (31.2%) | |
| 185 Darmstadt | Greens | CDU/CSU (26.7%) | changed |
| 186 Odenwald | AfD | CDU/CSU (34.0%) | changed |
| 187 Bergstraße | AfD | CDU/CSU (36.3%) | changed |
| 188 Eichsfeld – Nordhausen – Kyffhäuserkreis | AfD | AfD (39.5%) | |
| 189 Eisenach – Wartburgkreis – Unstrut-Hainich-Kreis | AfD | AfD (38.5%) | |
| 190 Jena – Sömmerda – Weimarer Land I | AfD | AfD (32.5%) | |
| 191 Gotha – Ilm-Kreis | AfD | AfD (41.2%) | |
| 192 Erfurt – Weimar – Weimarer Land II | The Left | The Left (36.8%) | |
| 193 Gera – Greiz – Altenburger Land | AfD | AfD (44.8%) | |
| 194 Saalfeld-Rudolstadt – Saale-Holzland-Kreis – Saale-Orla-Kreis | AfD | AfD (44.5%) | |
| 195 Suhl – Schmalkalden-Meiningen – Hildburghausen – Sonneberg | AfD | AfD (42.1%) | |
| 196 Neuwied | AfD | CDU/CSU (35.6%) | changed |
| 197 Ahrweiler | CDU/CSU | CDU/CSU (39.3%) | |
| 198 Koblenz | CDU/CSU | CDU/CSU (35.7%) | |
| 199 Mosel/Rhein-Hunsrück | CDU/CSU | CDU/CSU (38.2%) | |
| 200 Kreuznach | AfD | CDU/CSU (32.3%) | changed |
| 201 Bitburg | CDU/CSU | CDU/CSU (40.2%) | |
| 202 Trier | SPD | CDU/CSU (30.8%) | changed |
| 203 Montabaur | AfD | CDU/CSU (35.7%) | changed |
| 204 Mainz | Greens | CDU/CSU (27.3%) | changed |
| 205 Worms | AfD | CDU/CSU (35.3%) | changed |
| 206 Ludwigshafen/Frankenthal | AfD | CDU/CSU (27.1%) | changed |
| 207 Neustadt – Speyer | AfD | CDU/CSU (34.7%) | changed |
| 208 Kaiserslautern | AfD | SPD (28.0%) | changed |
| 209 Pirmasens | AfD | CDU/CSU (33.3%) | changed |
| 210 Südpfalz | AfD | CDU/CSU (38.2%) | changed |
| 211 Altötting | AfD | CDU/CSU (43.9%) | changed |
| 212 Erding – Ebersberg | CDU/CSU | CDU/CSU (45.9%) | |
| 213 Freising | CDU/CSU | CDU/CSU (43.1%) | |
| 214 Fürstenfeldbruck | CDU/CSU | CDU/CSU (42.6%) | |
| 215 Ingolstadt | CDU/CSU | CDU/CSU (47.1%) | |
| 216 München-Nord | Greens | CDU/CSU (32.4%) | changed |
| 217 München-Ost | Greens | CDU/CSU (36.3%) | changed |
| 218 München-Süd | Greens | CDU/CSU (30.4%) | changed |
| 219 München-West/Mitte | Greens | CDU/CSU (34.7%) | changed |
| 220 München-Land | CDU/CSU | CDU/CSU (43.1%) | |
| 221 Rosenheim | CDU/CSU | CDU/CSU (40.9%) | |
| 222 Bad Tölz-Wolfratshausen – Miesbach | CDU/CSU | CDU/CSU (46.4%) | |
| 223 Starnberg – Landsberg am Lech | CDU/CSU | CDU/CSU (42.9%) | |
| 224 Traunstein | CDU/CSU | CDU/CSU (46.9%) | |
| 225 Weilheim | CDU/CSU | CDU/CSU (45.8%) | |
| 226 Deggendorf | AfD | CDU/CSU (43.3%) | changed |
| 227 Landshut | AfD | CDU/CSU (34.2%) | changed |
| 228 Passau | AfD | CDU/CSU (40.8%) | changed |
| 229 Rottal-Inn | AfD | CDU/CSU (34.9%) | changed |
| 230 Straubing | AfD | CDU/CSU (46.3%) | changed |
| 231 Amberg | CDU/CSU | CDU/CSU (44.5%) | |
| 232 Regensburg | CDU/CSU | CDU/CSU (38.3%) | |
| 233 Schwandorf | AfD | CDU/CSU (42.2%) | changed |
| 234 Weiden | AfD | CDU/CSU (43.5%) | changed |
| 235 Bamberg | CDU/CSU | CDU/CSU (39.4%) | |
| 236 Bayreuth | CDU/CSU | CDU/CSU (44.5%) | |
| 237 Coburg | CDU/CSU | CDU/CSU (41.9%) | |
| 238 Hof | AfD | CDU/CSU (40.4%) | changed |
| 239 Kulmbach | CDU/CSU | CDU/CSU (49.3%) | |
| 240 Ansbach | CDU/CSU | CDU/CSU (41.8%) | |
| 241 Erlangen | CDU/CSU | CDU/CSU (35.9%) | |
| 242 Fürth | CDU/CSU | CDU/CSU (37.4%) | |
| 243 Nürnberg-Nord | Greens | CDU/CSU (30.2%) | changed |
| 244 Nürnberg-Süd | AfD | CDU/CSU (36.0%) | changed |
| 245 Roth | CDU/CSU | CDU/CSU (42.9%) | |
| 246 Aschaffenburg | CDU/CSU | CDU/CSU (43.8%) | |
| 247 Bad Kissingen | CDU/CSU | CDU/CSU (50.5%) | |
| 248 Main-Spessart | CDU/CSU | CDU/CSU (45.5%) | |
| 249 Schweinfurt | CDU/CSU | CDU/CSU (43.4%) | |
| 250 Würzburg | CDU/CSU | CDU/CSU (39.1%) | |
| 251 Augsburg-Stadt | Greens | CDU/CSU (31.1%) | changed |
| 252 Augsburg-Land | CDU/CSU | CDU/CSU (44.5%) | |
| 253 Donau-Ries | CDU/CSU | CDU/CSU (45.1%) | |
| 254 Neu-Ulm | AfD | CDU/CSU (42.5%) | changed |
| 255 Memmingen – Unterallgäu | CDU/CSU | CDU/CSU (43.8%) | |
| 256 Oberallgäu | CDU/CSU | CDU/CSU (36.8%) | |
| 257 Ostallgäu | CDU/CSU | CDU/CSU (45.5%) | |
| 258 Stuttgart I | Greens | Greens (28.3%) | |
| 259 Stuttgart II | Greens | CDU/CSU (30.4%) | changed |
| 260 Böblingen | CDU/CSU | CDU/CSU (37.3%) | |
| 261 Esslingen | CDU/CSU | CDU/CSU (37.0%) | |
| 262 Nürtingen | CDU/CSU | CDU/CSU (37.7%) | |
| 263 Göppingen | AfD | CDU/CSU (37.1%) | changed |
| 264 Waiblingen | CDU/CSU | CDU/CSU (37.7%) | |
| 265 Ludwigsburg | CDU/CSU | CDU/CSU (36.5%) | |
| 266 Neckar-Zaber | CDU/CSU | CDU/CSU (39.3%) | |
| 267 Heilbronn | AfD | CDU/CSU (35.0%) | changed |
| 268 Schwäbisch Hall – Hohenlohe | AfD | CDU/CSU (36.4%) | changed |
| 269 Backnang – Schwäbisch Gmünd | AfD | CDU/CSU (36.6%) | changed |
| 270 Aalen – Heidenheim | AfD | CDU/CSU (41.4%) | changed |
| 271 Karlsruhe-Stadt | Greens | Greens (30.7%) | |
| 272 Karlsruhe-Land | CDU/CSU | CDU/CSU (39.2%) | |
| 273 Rastatt | AfD | CDU/CSU (38.9%) | changed |
| 274 Heidelberg | Greens | CDU/CSU (29.2%) | changed |
| 275 Mannheim | AfD | CDU/CSU (24.7%) | changed |
| 276 Odenwald – Tauber | AfD | CDU/CSU (42.8%) | changed |
| 277 Rhein-Neckar | AfD | CDU/CSU (34.4%) | changed |
| 278 Bruchsal – Schwetzingen | AfD | CDU/CSU (36.1%) | changed |
| 279 Pforzheim | AfD | CDU/CSU (37.1%) | changed |
| 280 Calw | AfD | CDU/CSU (39.0%) | changed |
| 281 Freiburg | Greens | Greens (32.5%) | |
| 282 Lörrach – Müllheim | AfD | CDU/CSU (33.2%) | changed |
| 283 Emmendingen – Lahr | CDU/CSU | CDU/CSU (37.0%) | |
| 284 Offenburg | AfD | CDU/CSU (38.2%) | changed |
| 285 Rottweil – Tuttlingen | AfD | CDU/CSU (38.9%) | changed |
| 286 Schwarzwald-Baar | AfD | CDU/CSU (42.3%) | changed |
| 287 Konstanz | CDU/CSU | CDU/CSU (37.7%) | |
| 288 Waldshut | CDU/CSU | CDU/CSU (37.7%) | |
| 289 Reutlingen | CDU/CSU | CDU/CSU (38.5%) | |
| 290 Tübingen | Greens | CDU/CSU (31.7%) | changed |
| 291 Ulm | CDU/CSU | CDU/CSU (38.8%) | |
| 292 Biberach | AfD | CDU/CSU (40.9%) | changed |
| 293 Bodensee | CDU/CSU | CDU/CSU (40.0%) | |
| 294 Ravensburg | CDU/CSU | CDU/CSU (38.7%) | |
| 295 Zollernalb – Sigmaringen | AfD | CDU/CSU (37.1%) | changed |
| 296 Saarbrücken | AfD | SPD (32.4%) | changed |
| 297 Saarlouis | AfD | CDU/CSU (31.8%) | changed |
| 298 St. Wendel | AfD | CDU/CSU (33.9%) | changed |
| 299 Homburg | AfD | SPD (30.5%) | changed |
Original source of the vector file:
Federal Returning Officer
Datenlizenz Deutschland – Namensnennung – Version 2.0 (dl-de/by-2-0). Source notice: © Die Bundeswahlleiterin, Statistisches Bundesamt, Wiesbaden 2024, Wahlkreiskarte für die Wahl zum 21. Deutschen Bundestag; Grundlage der Geoinformationen © Geobasis-DE / BKG 2024. The file has been modified.