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The goal of the FBBP and SDU to achieve a yellow-red majority again, as was achieved in [[1980 Besmenian federal election|1980]], [[1981 Besmenian federal election|1981]], [[1985 Besmenian federal election|1985]] and [[1989 Besmenian federal election|1989]], was not achieved in this election. Already in the polls months before the election, a FBBP-SDU coalition was ruled out, making a BVP-FBBP coalition the most likely in the last days before the election. After the announcement of the election results, the high election gains of the GPB led to the possibility of a BVP-GPB coalition, especially since both parties together had a majority of 218 seats in the Federal Chamber. | The goal of the FBBP and SDU to achieve a yellow-red majority again, as was achieved in [[1980 Besmenian federal election|1980]], [[1981 Besmenian federal election|1981]], [[1985 Besmenian federal election|1985]] and [[1989 Besmenian federal election|1989]], was not achieved in this election. Already in the polls months before the election, a FBBP-SDU coalition was ruled out, making a BVP-FBBP coalition the most likely in the last days before the election. After the announcement of the election results, the high election gains of the GPB led to the possibility of a BVP-GPB coalition, especially since both parties together had a majority of 218 seats in the Federal Chamber. | ||
==Aftermatch== | |||
The result led to the first blue-green coalition at federal level, which included [[Erik Tautenbach]] as [[Prime Minister of Besmenia|Prime Minister]] and [[Ludwig Bröckler]] as [[Federal Ministry for Foreign Affairs (Besmenia)|Foreign Minister]] and [[Vice Prime Minister of Besmenia|Vice Prime Minister]]. | |||
Kurt Stöger announced his resignation as FBBP chairman on the night of the election. His successor was [[Heinz Maurich]], who served as [[Federal Ministry for Justice (Besmenia)|Minister of Justice]] from 1985 to 1993. | |||
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The 1993 Besmenian federal election took take place on September 5, 1993 in Besmenia. It was the election of the 20th Federal Chamber.
Issues and campaign
Candidates
Results
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| Party | Votes | % | Seats | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Besmenian People's Party | 17,730,425 | 34,6 | 153 | |
| Free Besmenian Citizen's Party | 14,348,321 | 28 | 124 | |
| Green Party of Besmenia | 7,635,356 | 14,9 | 65 | |
| Social Democratic Union | 6,200,524 | 12,1 | 53 | |
| National Besmenian Party | 3,740,812 | 7,3 | 32 | |
| Other parties | 1,434,832 | 2,8 | 0 | |
| Invalid/blank votes | 153,732 | 0,3 | – | |
| Total | 51,244,002 | 100 | 427 | |
| Registered voters | 61,500,636 | 83,32 | – | |
Government formation
| Coalitions considered | Seats |
|---|---|
| Total seats | 427 |
| Absolute majority (From 214 seats) | |
| BVP, FBBP | 277 |
| BVP, GPB | 218 |
The goal of the FBBP and SDU to achieve a yellow-red majority again, as was achieved in 1980, 1981, 1985 and 1989, was not achieved in this election. Already in the polls months before the election, a FBBP-SDU coalition was ruled out, making a BVP-FBBP coalition the most likely in the last days before the election. After the announcement of the election results, the high election gains of the GPB led to the possibility of a BVP-GPB coalition, especially since both parties together had a majority of 218 seats in the Federal Chamber.
Aftermatch
The result led to the first blue-green coalition at federal level, which included Erik Tautenbach as Prime Minister and Ludwig Bröckler as Foreign Minister and Vice Prime Minister.
Kurt Stöger announced his resignation as FBBP chairman on the night of the election. His successor was Heinz Maurich, who served as Minister of Justice from 1985 to 1993.