North Rhine-Westphalia State Parliament
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North Rhine-Westphalia votes on 25 April: State Parliament
North Rhine-Westphalia State Parliament 2027 election — 25 April 2027, 283 seats in the nowcast, 128 constituencies.
Candidates 2027: 383 people from 6 parties so far
As of: October 2026. Daily nowcast with margin and probability for every constituency with access.
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Find detailed election results and analyses for all 128 state constituencies in North Rhine-Westphalia.
128 constituencies available
| Constituency | Leading today | 2022 winner | Changed since 2022 |
|---|---|---|---|
| 01 Aachen I | Greens | Greens (37.2%) | |
| 02 Aachen II | CDU | CDU (32.5%) | |
| 03 Aachen III | CDU | CDU (38.7%) | |
| 04 Aachen IV | CDU | CDU (37.2%) | |
| 05 Rhein-Erft-Kreis I | CDU | CDU (44.6%) | |
| 06 Rhein-Erft-Kreis II | CDU | CDU (37.9%) | |
| 07 Rhein-Erft-Kreis III | CDU | CDU (37.0%) | |
| 08 Euskirchen I | CDU | CDU (40.3%) | |
| 09 Heinsberg I | CDU | CDU (48.0%) | |
| 10 Heinsberg II | CDU | CDU (45.8%) | |
| 11 Düren I | CDU | CDU (45.1%) | |
| 12 Düren II – Euskirchen II | CDU | CDU (43.5%) | |
| 13 Köln I | Greens | Greens (33.6%) | |
| 14 Köln II | Greens | Greens (35.9%) | |
| 15 Köln III | Greens | Greens (41.6%) | |
| 16 Köln IV | CDU | SPD (31.4%) | changed |
| 17 Köln V | CDU | CDU (33.9%) | |
| 18 Köln VI | Greens | Greens (37.0%) | |
| 19 Köln VII | Greens | SPD (32.8%) | changed |
| 20 Leverkusen | CDU | CDU (33.8%) | |
| 21 Rheinisch-Bergischer Kreis I | CDU | CDU (37.4%) | |
| 22 Rheinisch-Bergischer Kreis II | CDU | CDU (51.1%) | |
| 23 Oberbergischer Kreis I | CDU | CDU (42.5%) | |
| 24 Oberbergischer Kreis II | CDU | CDU (39.5%) | |
| 25 Rhein-Sieg-Kreis I | CDU | CDU (41.3%) | |
| 26 Rhein-Sieg-Kreis II | CDU | CDU (40.9%) | |
| 27 Rhein-Sieg-Kreis III – Euskirchen III | CDU | CDU (41.0%) | |
| 28 Rhein-Sieg-Kreis IV | CDU | CDU (42.4%) | |
| 29 Rhein-Sieg-Kreis V | CDU | CDU (34.6%) | |
| 30 Bonn I | CDU | CDU (30.3%) | |
| 31 Bonn II | CDU | CDU (33.2%) | |
| 32 Wuppertal I | AfD | SPD (36.0%) | changed |
| 33 Wuppertal II | CDU | SPD (31.2%) | changed |
| 34 Wuppertal III – Solingen II | CDU | SPD (31.8%) | changed |
| 35 Solingen I | CDU | CDU (36.5%) | |
| 36 Remscheid I – Oberbergischer Kreis III | CDU | CDU (37.8%) | |
| 37 Mettmann I | CDU | CDU (40.7%) | |
| 38 Mettmann II | CDU | CDU (39.2%) | |
| 39 Mettmann III – Mülheim II | CDU | CDU (43.1%) | |
| 40 Mettmann IV | CDU | CDU (38.5%) | |
| 41 Düsseldorf I | CDU | CDU (36.2%) | |
| 42 Düsseldorf II | CDU | CDU (31.3%) | |
| 43 Düsseldorf III | CDU | CDU (31.9%) | |
| 44 Düsseldorf IV | CDU | CDU (36.4%) | |
| 45 Rhein-Kreis Neuss I | CDU | CDU (40.6%) | |
| 46 Rhein-Kreis Neuss II | CDU | CDU (42.5%) | |
| 47 Rhein-Kreis Neuss III | CDU | CDU (45.0%) | |
| 48 Krefeld I – Viersen III | CDU | CDU (34.6%) | |
| 49 Krefeld II | CDU | CDU (37.2%) | |
| 50 Mönchengladbach I | CDU | CDU (38.6%) | |
| 51 Mönchengladbach II | CDU | CDU (42.0%) | |
| 52 Viersen I | CDU | CDU (42.6%) | |
| 53 Viersen II | CDU | CDU (44.5%) | |
| 54 Kleve I | CDU | CDU (44.8%) | |
| 55 Kleve II | CDU | CDU (43.5%) | |
| 56 Oberhausen I | AfD | SPD (40.3%) | changed |
| 57 Oberhausen II – Wesel I | CDU | SPD (39.8%) | changed |
| 58 Wesel II | CDU | SPD (38.2%) | changed |
| 59 Wesel III | CDU | CDU (43.0%) | |
| 60 Wesel IV | CDU | SPD (38.7%) | changed |
| 61 Duisburg I | AfD | SPD (36.6%) | changed |
| 62 Duisburg II | AfD | SPD (38.1%) | changed |
| 63 Duisburg III | AfD | SPD (41.9%) | changed |
| 64 Mülheim I | CDU | SPD (34.9%) | changed |
| 65 Essen I | AfD | SPD (48.6%) | changed |
| 66 Essen II | AfD | SPD (38.4%) | changed |
| 67 Essen III | Greens | SPD (32.1%) | changed |
| 68 Essen IV | CDU | CDU (41.6%) | |
| 69 Recklinghausen I | CDU | SPD (39.9%) | changed |
| 70 Recklinghausen II | AfD | SPD (34.9%) | changed |
| 71 Recklinghausen III | CDU | CDU (44.5%) | |
| 72 Recklinghausen IV | CDU | SPD (41.1%) | changed |
| 73 Gelsenkirchen I – Recklinghausen V | AfD | SPD (42.3%) | changed |
| 74 Gelsenkirchen II | AfD | SPD (41.1%) | changed |
| 75 Bottrop – Recklinghausen VI | CDU | SPD (41.6%) | changed |
| 76 Borken I | CDU | CDU (60.7%) | |
| 77 Borken II | CDU | CDU (59.5%) | |
| 78 Coesfeld I – Borken III | CDU | CDU (50.5%) | |
| 79 Coesfeld II | CDU | CDU (47.6%) | |
| 80 Steinfurt I | CDU | CDU (46.2%) | |
| 81 Steinfurt II | CDU | CDU (43.1%) | |
| 82 Steinfurt III | CDU | CDU (43.9%) | |
| 83 Münster I – Steinfurt IV | Greens | CDU (33.4%) | changed |
| 84 Münster II | Greens | Greens (35.3%) | |
| 85 Münster III – Coesfeld III | Greens | Greens (34.7%) | |
| 86 Warendorf I | CDU | CDU (46.9%) | |
| 87 Warendorf II | CDU | CDU (45.4%) | |
| 88 Minden-Lübbecke I | CDU | CDU (41.2%) | |
| 89 Minden-Lübbecke II | CDU | SPD (37.2%) | changed |
| 90 Herford I | CDU | SPD (36.3%) | changed |
| 91 Herford II – Minden-Lübbecke III | CDU | SPD (37.5%) | changed |
| 92 Bielefeld I | Greens | SPD (32.5%) | changed |
| 93 Bielefeld II | CDU | CDU (34.5%) | |
| 94 Gütersloh I – Bielefeld III | CDU | SPD (34.4%) | changed |
| 95 Gütersloh II | CDU | CDU (40.1%) | |
| 96 Gütersloh III | CDU | CDU (53.3%) | |
| 97 Lippe I | CDU | CDU (34.4%) | |
| 98 Lippe II – Herford III | CDU | SPD (35.4%) | changed |
| 99 Lippe III | AfD | SPD (36.0%) | changed |
| 100 Paderborn I | CDU | CDU (54.0%) | |
| 101 Paderborn II | CDU | CDU (41.9%) | |
| 102 Höxter | CDU | CDU (52.7%) | |
| 103 Hagen I | CDU | SPD (34.7%) | changed |
| 104 Hagen II – Ennepe-Ruhr-Kreis III | AfD | SPD (37.5%) | changed |
| 105 Ennepe-Ruhr-Kreis I | CDU | SPD (34.0%) | changed |
| 106 Ennepe-Ruhr-Kreis II | CDU | SPD (32.4%) | changed |
| 107 Bochum I | SPD | SPD (42.0%) | |
| 108 Bochum II | CDU | SPD (33.8%) | changed |
| 109 Bochum III | SPD | SPD (38.3%) | |
| 110 Herne | SPD | SPD (45.2%) | |
| 111 Dortmund I | Greens | SPD (33.7%) | changed |
| 112 Dortmund II | SPD | SPD (34.2%) | |
| 113 Dortmund III | CDU | SPD (38.7%) | changed |
| 114 Dortmund IV | CDU | SPD (34.1%) | changed |
| 115 Unna I | CDU | SPD (36.9%) | changed |
| 116 Unna II | CDU | SPD (37.3%) | changed |
| 117 Unna III – Hamm II | AfD | SPD (43.5%) | changed |
| 118 Hamm I | SPD | SPD (45.1%) | |
| 119 Soest I | CDU | CDU (43.2%) | |
| 120 Soest II | CDU | CDU (40.3%) | |
| 121 Märkischer Kreis I | CDU | CDU (41.5%) | |
| 122 Märkischer Kreis II | CDU | CDU (41.2%) | |
| 123 Märkischer Kreis III | CDU | CDU (36.1%) | |
| 124 Hochsauerlandkreis I | CDU | CDU (45.9%) | |
| 125 Hochsauerlandkreis II | CDU | CDU (51.4%) | |
| 126 Siegen-Wittgenstein I | CDU | CDU (37.4%) | |
| 127 Siegen-Wittgenstein II | CDU | CDU (37.3%) | |
| 128 Olpe | CDU | CDU (54.1%) |
Original source of the vector file:
Returning Officer of North Rhine-Westphalia
Source notice: © Ministerium des Innern des Landes Nordrhein-Westfalen, IT.NRW, Düsseldorf, Wahlkreiseinteilung des Landes Nordrhein-Westfalen zur Landtagswahl am 15. Mai 2022. The file has been modified.