Saarlouis constituency: record participation and surprising results!

Find out everything about the Bundestag election 2025 in the Saarlouis constituency: election date, results, participation and candidates.
Find out everything about the Bundestag election 2025 in the Saarlouis constituency: election date, results, participation and candidates. (Symbolbild/ANAG)

Saarlouis constituency: record participation and surprising results!

The Bundestag election 2025, which took place on February 23, brought remarkable changes in Germany. In the constituency of Saarlouis, which belongs to the political landscape of the Saarland, the preliminary results were published and show an increased turnout and striking shifts in voting.

The turnout in Saarlouis' turnout was 83.1 percent, which is an increase of 4.8 percentage points compared to the last election. This is a clear indication of the increased interest of voters in political developments, especially in the context of current social challenges. Before the elections, surveys analyzed the political mood, but they did not state the final direction that voters would actually take.

election results in detail

The preliminary results show an interesting shift in votes, especially for the CDU and the AfD. The second vote distribution is as follows:

party second votes (%) Change (%)
CDU 28.3% (+3.9)
afd 21.7% (+11.7)
SPD 21.3% ( - 15.2)
bsw 6.8% -
left 6.8% -
Greens 6.2% -
FDP 4.5% ( - 7.6)

The results of the first votes show the competition among the candidates. Philip Hoffmann from the CDU got 31.8 percent of the first votes, while David Maaß from the SPD came in second place with 28.3 percent. These results are a significant change, especially since Heiko Maas, the previous direct representative of the SPD, has not been re -elected.

socio -demographic insights

A look at the socio -demographic data of the Saarlouis constituency illustrates the social framework. The density of inhabitants is 312 inhabitants per km², which is above the German average of 233. With a net income of 21,915 euros per year, the constituency is also below the federal average of 24,415 euros. The proportion of foreigners is almost identical to the nationwide average at 13.8 percent.

Another striking feature is the high proportion of older citizens: 34.1 percent of the population is 60 years or older. This age structure could have an impact on political preferences in the region, especially in view of the old -age insurance and health policy issues.

The electoral right reform from 2024, which limits the number of deputies to 630 and only assigns the seats on the basis of the second votes, adds another dimension to this choice. The results are published after a full count, supplemented by forecasts and projections from the polling stations.

In summary, it can be said that the Bundestag election 2025 means a remarkable turning point for the Saarlouis constituency. The increase in the turnout combines voters in a context that is characterized by uncertainty and dissatisfaction. The changes in the election results reflect the current political currents and show that the political climate, especially with regard to migration and asylum, is still heavily polarized.

The Saarlouis constituency is not only a microcosm of the German trends, but also an indicator of the perceptions and needs of voters in Saarland. The complete election results are expected in the coming days, although it is already clear that the political landscape in Saarland and beyond is subject to constant change.

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