Free Besmenian Citizen's Party

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Free Besmenian Citizen's Party

Freie Besmenische Bürgerpartei
AbbreviationFBBP
LeaderMoritz Bandenberg
Vice leaderGerhard von Mörke
Founded28 November 1963
HeadquartersHeraldsteinstraße 76, Laitstadt
Think tankMartin Beiter Foundation
Youth wingYoung Liberals of Besmenia
Membership (2021)298,779
Ideology
Political positioncenter to center-left
Colors  Yellow
  Pink
Federal Chamber
92 / 442
Federal Senate
14 / 64
State governmentship
3 / 14
Seats in the state parliaments
305 / 1,488
Party flag
Flag of FBBP.png

The Free Besmenian Citizen's Party (Besmenian: Freie Besmenische Bürgerpartei, FBBP) is a liberal party in Besmenia.

The FBBP was founded in 1964 as the successor party to the national liberal Liberal Citizen's Party of Besmenia (LBB), after Jürgen Rothmann became chairman of the LBB in 1963, and a transition to a more centre-liberal orientation began. Under Martin Beiter, there was an increasing social liberal orientation. Today the party sits on the political spectrum between center and center-Left. Since the 1980s, the FBBP has managed to develop into a popular party and has also managed to be the strongest or second-strongest party in Federal Chamber elections.

The FBBP was involved in the federal government from 1980 to 1993, from 2001 to 2012, and most recently from 2016 to 2021. The party is one of the three major contemporary political parties in Besmenia along with the Besmenian People's Party and the Social Democratic Union.

History

Rothmann leadership (1963-1980)

Beiter leadership (1980-1991)

1991-1999

Kummstein leadership (1999-2011)

Since 2011

As a result of the poor result at the 2011 Neidenstein-Sulzburg state election on January 23, 2011, there were intense discussions in the party, including about Kummstein as party leader and also as prime minister. On January 25, 2011, she announced her resignation, effective immediately, from both the post of prime minister and chairwoman of the FBBP.

Ideology and policies

Organization

Regional associations

The Free Besmenian Citizen's Party is divided into 14 state groups. The FBBP is represented in all 14 state chambers. Currently, the governors of Jakartaburg, Lemberland and Metakumburg are members of the FBBP.

State group Leader Members
FBBP Frankenburg Frank Echter 4,475
FBBP Gablitz Martha Freiberger 2,875
FBBP Greuningia Gerhard Grüt 10.894
FBBP Jakartaburg Ulf Rainer 8,567
FBBP Laitstadt Viktor Traut 13,184
FBBP Lemberland Peter Blanke 13.353
FBBP Neidenstein-Sulzburg Bernd Barther 10.634
FBBP Maurenmark Ingrid von Haller 39.932
FBBP Palingia Paul Heizadler 2,425
FBBP Metakumburg Tom Heckmeier 6,384
FBBP Sedakania Klaus Engelhard 41.333
FBBP Summingia Klaus Atzbach 21.935
FBBP Trissia Regina Möller 12,234
FBBP Zollingia Erika Feldbacher 9.689

Election results

Federal Chamber

Election Prime Minister Candidate Votes in % Seats Government
1980 Martin Beiter 31,2% (#1)
144 / 427
FBBP-SDU minjority
1981 Martin Beiter 34,8% (#1)
150 / 427
FBBP-SDU majority
1985 Martin Beiter 38,5% (#1)
170 / 427
FBBP-SDU majority
1989 Martin Beiter 37,5% (#1)
162 / 427
FBBP-SDU majority
1993 Kurt Stöger 28% (#2)
110 / 427
Opposition
1997 Heinz Maurich 25,7% (#2)
111 / 427
Opposition
2001 Ursula Kummstein 35,8% (#1)
154 / 427
FBBP-SDU majority
2005 Ursula Kummstein 31,2% (#1)
135 / 427
FBBP-BVP majority
2009 Ursula Kummstein 28,9% (#1)
138 / 427
FBBP-BVP majority
2012 Jörg Rautenberg 23% (#2)
100 / 427
Opposition
2016 Frank Hille 25,9% (#2)
112 / 427
BVP-FBBP majority
2020 Frank Hille 28,2% (#2)
122 / 427
BVP-FBBP majority
2021 Moritz Bandenberg 20,2% (#2)
90 / 427
Opposition

President

Election Candidate First round result Second round result
Votes in % Result Votes in % Result
1964 No candidate
1970 No candidate
1973 No candidate
1979 Jürgen Rothmann 14,8% 3rd place
1985 Otto Schulz 37,8% Runner-up 60,5% Won
1991 Otto Schulz 63,4% Won
1997 Ursula Kummstein 30% Runner-up 47,9% Lost

Leaders of the FBBP since 1930

Portrait Name
(Birth–Death)
Term of office Tenure
(Years and days)
State Prime Minister
1 Jürgen Rothmann.png
Jürgen Rothmann
(1920–2004)
28 November
1963
22 March
1980
Error: Need valid year, month, day Summingia Wolfgang Butz
Johannes Schmidt
Robert Gleitzmann
2 Martin Beiter.jpg
Martin Beiter
(1945–1991)
22 March
1980
5 May
1991 †
11 years, 44 days Trissia Robert Gleitzmann
Himself
3 Bundesarchiv B 145 Bild-F078542-0022, Wiesbaden, CDU-Bundesparteitag, Albrecht (cropped).jpg
Heinz Maurich
(1941–)
5 May
1991
5 November
1999
8 years, 184 days Greuningia Kurt Stöger
Erik Tautenbach
4 Ursula Kummstein2008.jpg
Ursula Kummstein
(1950–)
5 November
1999
25 January
2011
11 years, 81 days Laitstadt Erik Tautenbach
Herself
5 HBM Spindelegger1.jpg
Jörg Rautenberg
(1960–)
25 January
2011
14 April
2014
3 years, 79 days Neidelstein-Sulzburg Himself
Theodor Sidemann
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Viktor Prüffing
(1962–)
14 April
2014
14 May
2016
2 years, 30 days Frankenburg Theodor Sidemann
7 Frank Hille.png
Frank Hille
(1962–)
14 May
2016
25 April
2021
4 years, 346 days Trissia Theodor Sidemann
8 2021 Hermann Schützenhöfer (51412459126) (cropped) (cropped).jpg
Moritz Bandenberg
(1959–)
25 April
2021
Incumbent 3 years, 220 days Metakumburg Theodor Sidemann
Richard Benkel
Elisabeth Rademacher

Logos since 1930