Election result

Who Won the Parliamentary Election in Berlin 1989?

In the Parliamentary Election in Berlin 1989, CDU received the most votes with 37.7%. Following were SPD with 37.3%, Alternative Liste with 11.8%, Republikaner with 7.5%, FDP with 3.9%, ÖDP with 0.7%, Sozialistische Einheitspartei Westberlins with 0.6% and Demokratische Alternative with 0.4%.

Voter Turnout: 79.6%

The voter turnout for the Parliamentary Election in Berlin 1989 was 79.6%.
CDU
37.7
-8.7
SPD
37.3
+4.9
AL
11.8
+1.2
REP
7.5
FDP
3.9
-4.6
ÖDP
0.7
+0.7
SEW
0.6
±0.0
DA
0.4
-0.9

Coalition possibilities

121
Majority requires 61 seats
SPD
55
45.5%
CDU
55
45.5%
REP
11
9.1%
CDU + SPD
79.7%
CDU + Alternative Liste
52.2%
SPD + Alternative Liste
52.2%

Distribution of seats in parliament

Which Parties Entered Parliament?

In the Parliamentary Election in Berlin 1989, 3 parties entered parliament: SPD with 55 seats, CDU with 55 seats and Republikaner with 11 seats.

Are There More Left-Wing or Right-Wing Representatives?

After the Parliamentary Election in Berlin 1989, right-wing parties dominate parliament. 55 (39.9%) out of 138 seats are held by representatives of predominantly left-wing parties, while 66 (47.8%) seats are held by representatives of predominantly right-wing parties.
Parties in parliament
Seats in parliament : 138
Political orientation
Left-leaning parties : 55
Right-leaning parties : 66

Pre-election institute polls

Election result
CDU
37.7
SPD
37.3
AL
11.8
REP
7.5
FDP
3.9
Others
1.7

Election result

Party Votes Seats
CDU 37.7% -8.7% 55 -14
SPD 37.3% +4.9% 55 +7
Alternative Liste 11.8% +1.2% 17 +2
Republikaner 7.5% +7.5% 11 +11
FDP 3.9% -4.6% 0 -12
ÖDP 0.7% +0.7% 0 ±0
Sozialistische Einheitspartei Westberlins 0.6% ±0.0% 0 ±0
Demokratische Alternative 0.4% -0.9% 0 ±0