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Bavaria Bavarian Landtag Election: Results, Seat Distribution, and Coalition Options

Election Winner
CSU
38.0 % of votes
Parties in Parliament
5
±0 compared to 1950
Voter Turnout
82.4 %
+2.5 percentage points compared to 1950

Final Official Results of the Bavarian Landtag Election

The bars show each party's vote share, the chips the swing since the previous election. Bavarian Landtag Election Results, Held November 28, 1954

CSU
38.0
+10.6
SPD
28.1
+0.1
BP
13.2
-4.7
10.2
+10.2
FDP
7.2
+0.1
KPD
2.1
+0.2
0.6
+0.6
BdD
0.5
+0.5
VU
0.1
+0.1
Government could remain in office

The incumbent governing parties achieved 70.6% of the seats.

Seat Distribution After the Bavarian Landtag Election

Who Governed Bavaria After the Landtag Election?

Election Day 11/28/1954 Government formation 16 days Hoegner II 12/14/1954 – 10/16/1957 Seidel I 10/16/1957 – 10/16/1958 Seidel II 10/16/1958 – 01/26/1960

Hoegner II

December 14, 1954 – October 16, 1957 · 2 years 10 months
102 of 204 seats

Seidel I

October 16, 1957 – October 16, 1958 · 1 year
124 of 204 seats

Seidel II

October 16, 1958 – January 26, 1960 · 1 year 3 months
124 of 204 seats

Every party in detail: votes, gains and losses

Orientation Party Votes Seats Link
Centre-Right CSU 38.0 % +10.6 83 +19
Centre-Left SPD 28.1 % +0.1 61 -2
Right Bayernpartei 13.2 % -4.7 28 -11
Unknown GB/BHE 10.2 % +10.2 19 +19
Liberal FDP 7.2 % +0.1 13 +1
Far-Left KPD 2.1 % +0.2 0 ±0
Regional Bayerischer Rechtsblock 0.6 % +0.6 0 ±0
Left Bund der Deutschen 0.5 % +0.5 0 ±0
Far-Right Vaterländische Union 0.1 % +0.1 0 ±0

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