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The executive is led by the state government of Summingia, which consists of the Summingian governors and the state ministers. The governor is elected by the state chamber with a majority of its members without debate in a secret ballot for the entire legislative period. The governor appoints and dismisses state ministers. He also appoints a state minister as his deputy. The state chamber can only depose the governor through a constructive vote of no confidence. | The executive is led by the state government of Summingia, which consists of the Summingian governors and the state ministers. The governor is elected by the state chamber with a majority of its members without debate in a secret ballot for the entire legislative period. The governor appoints and dismisses state ministers. He also appoints a state minister as his deputy. The state chamber can only depose the governor through a constructive vote of no confidence. | ||
===Summingian state government=== | ===Summingian state government=== | ||
The Summingian state government is the regional government of Summingia. The current state government, formed by the [[Besmenian People's Party|BVP]], [[Free Besmenian Citizen's Party|FBBP]] and the [[Centre Alliance of Besmenia|ZAB]], began work on | The Summingian state government is the regional government of Summingia. The current state government, formed by the [[Besmenian People's Party|BVP]], [[Free Besmenian Citizen's Party|FBBP]] and the [[Centre Alliance of Besmenia|ZAB]], began work on May 28, 2020. | ||
<br/>{{colorbox|#0F0FFF|border=white}} [[Georg Stuck]] (BVP), Governor | <br/>{{colorbox|#0F0FFF|border=white}} [[Georg Stuck]] (BVP), Governor | ||
<br/>{{colorbox|#FFFF00|border=white}} [[Beate Gerstner]] (FBBP), [[State Ministry for Finance (Summingia)|State Minister for Finance]], First deputy governor | <br/>{{colorbox|#FFFF00|border=white}} [[Beate Gerstner]] (FBBP), [[State Ministry for Finance (Summingia)|State Minister for Finance]], First deputy governor | ||
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|[[File:Arthur Ballner.png|60px]] | |[[File:Arthur Ballner.png|60px]] | ||
|'''[[Arthur Ballner]]'''<br>{{small|(1868-1943)}} | |'''[[Arthur Ballner]]'''<br>{{small|(1868-1943)}} | ||
|{{small| | |{{small|20 May}}<br>1920 | ||
|{{small| | |{{small|23 May}}<br>1924 | ||
| [[ | | [[Besmenian Democratic Party|BDP]] | ||
| [[1920 Summingian state election|1920]] | | [[1920 Summingian state election|1920]] | ||
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|'''[[Erich Bärtling]]'''<br>{{small|(1878-1951)}} | |'''[[Erich Bärtling]]'''<br>{{small|(1878-1951)}} | ||
|{{small| | |{{small|23 May}}<br>1924 | ||
|{{small|20 | |{{small|20 May}}<br>1932 | ||
| [[Besmenian People's Party|BVP]] | | [[Besmenian People's Party|BVP]] | ||
| [[1924 Summingian state election|1924]]<br/>[[1928 Summingian state election|1928]] | | [[1924 Summingian state election|1924]]<br/>[[1928 Summingian state election|1928]] | ||
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|'''[[Gustav Parzinger]]'''<br>{{small|(1883-1961)}} | |'''[[Gustav Parzinger]]'''<br>{{small|(1883-1961)}} | ||
|{{small|20 | |{{small|20 May}}<br>1932 | ||
|{{small|18 | |{{small|18 May}}<br>1946 | ||
| [[Besmenian People's Party|BVP]] | | [[Besmenian People's Party|BVP]] | ||
| [[1932 Summingian state election|1932]]<br/>[[1936 Summingian state election|1936]]<br/>[[1940 Summingian state election|1940]] | | [[1932 Summingian state election|1932]]<br/>[[1936 Summingian state election|1936]]<br/>[[1940 Summingian state election|1940]] | ||
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|'''[[Walter Etzenbach]]'''<br>{{small|(1892-1978)}} | |'''[[Walter Etzenbach]]'''<br>{{small|(1892-1978)}} | ||
|{{small|18 | |{{small|18 May}}<br>1946 | ||
|{{small|23 November}}<br>1958 | |{{small|23 November}}<br>1958 | ||
| [[Liberal Citizen's Party of Besmenia|LBB]] | | [[Liberal Citizen's Party of Besmenia|LBB]] | ||
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|Incumbent | |Incumbent | ||
| [[Besmenian People's Party|BVP]] | | [[Besmenian People's Party|BVP]] | ||
| [[2018 Summingian state election|2018]]<br/>[[ | | [[2018 Summingian state election|2018]]<br/>[[2020 Summingian state election|2020]] | ||
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Summingia
Sümmingen | |
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 Flag  Seal | |
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| Country | Besmenia |
| Capital | Freiz |
| Government | |
| • Type | Parliamentary republic, partially sovereign member state of a federal state |
| • Body | State Chamber of Summingia |
| • Governor | Georg Stuck (BVP) |
| • Governing parties | BVP/FBBP/ZAB |
| • Federal Senate votes | 5 (of 64) |
| Population (2021) | |
| • Total | 7,273,037 |
| Demonym | Summingian |
Summingia (Besmenian: Sümmingen) is a federal state located in Besmenia.
Geography
Population
History
Politics
Executive
The executive is led by the state government of Summingia, which consists of the Summingian governors and the state ministers. The governor is elected by the state chamber with a majority of its members without debate in a secret ballot for the entire legislative period. The governor appoints and dismisses state ministers. He also appoints a state minister as his deputy. The state chamber can only depose the governor through a constructive vote of no confidence.
Summingian state government
The Summingian state government is the regional government of Summingia. The current state government, formed by the BVP, FBBP and the ZAB, began work on May 28, 2020.
Georg Stuck (BVP), Governor
Beate Gerstner (FBBP), State Minister for Finance, First deputy governor
Anton Friedemann (BVP), State Minister for Environment, Agriculture and Energy
Nadine Heidenbach (FBBP), State Minister for Labour and Social Affairs
Johanna Liesinger-Baum (BVP), State Minister for Justice
Sabrina Eisenmann (ZAB) State Minister for Family, Women and Youth, Second deputy governor
Arnold Weinberger (BVP), State Minister for Economy and Science
Norbert Kessler (FBBP), State Minister of the Interior
Erik Schildenfeld (BVP), State Minister for Education and Sports
Theodor Kickel (FBBP), State Minister for Traffic and Infrastructure
Marcus Schnabel (ZAB), State Minister for Federal Affairs and Regional Development
Martin Löscher (BVP), State Minister for Health and Care
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Governors of Summingia since 1920 | ||||||
| No. | Portrait | Name | Term of office | Political party | Election | |
| 1 | File:Arthur Ballner.png | Arthur Ballner (1868-1943) |
20 May 1920 |
23 May 1924 |
BDP | 1920 |
| 2 | File:Erich Bärtling.png | Erich Bärtling (1878-1951) |
23 May 1924 |
20 May 1932 |
BVP | 1924 1928 |
| 3 | File:Gustav Parzinger.png | Gustav Parzinger (1883-1961) |
20 May 1932 |
18 May 1946 |
BVP | 1932 1936 1940 |
| 4 | File:Walter Etzenbach.png | Walter Etzenbach (1892-1978) |
18 May 1946 |
23 November 1958 |
LBB | 1946 1952 |
| 5 | File:Manfred Krause.png | Manfred Krause (1896-1993) |
23 November 1958 |
7 May 1963 |
BVP | 1958 |
| 6 | 
|
Kurt Weimer (1901-1995) |
7 May 1963 |
7 July 1976 |
BVP | 1963 1969 1975 |
| 7 | 
|
Werner Texinger senior (1916-1992) |
7 July 1976 |
8 April 1992 † |
BVP | 1981 1987 |
| 8 | File:Dieter Limbach.jpg | Dieter Limbach (1935-) |
8 April 1992 |
7 September 1994 |
BVP | 1993 |
| 9 | 
|
Ursula Kummstein (1949-) |
7 September 1994 |
30 August 2001 |
FBBP | 1994 2000 |
| 10 | File:Josef Simmert.jpg | Josef Simmert (1954-) |
30 August 2001 |
10 September 2006 |
FBBP | - |
| 11 | File:Werner Texinger junior.jpg | Werner Texinger junior (1942-) |
10 September 2006 |
23 August 2015 |
BVP | 2006 2012 |
| 12 | 
|
Georg Stuck (1966-) |
23 August 2015 |
Incumbent | BVP | 2018 2020 |
Legislature
The legislature is the State Chamber of Summingia, which is elected every five years using the proportional representation. The Summingian parliament consists of 118 members.
Local government
Summingia is divided into 38 districts (Landbezirk).
Economy
Summingia is considered to be a very economically strong and rich state, it has developed from an agricultural to a technological location in recent decades and is one of the main centers of the Besmenian industries. Summingia's share of the Besmenian economic output was 19.9 percent in 2022. The economically strongest region is the Greater Freiz area.