1993 Besmenian federal election

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1993 Besmenian federal election
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← 1989 September 5, 1993 1997 →

427 seats
214 seats needed for a majority
  First party Second party Third party
  Manfred Kanther.jpg Kurt Stöger2.png Ludwig Bröckler.jpg
Leader Erik Tautenbach Kurt Stöger Ludwig Bröckler
Party BVP FBBP GPB
Leader since 27 September 1985 10 March 1993 (nominated) 6 November 1992
Leader's seat Neidenstein-Sulzburg Laitstadt Summingia
Seats won 153 124 65
Seat change Increase 8 Decrease 55 Increase 32
Percentage 34,6% 28% 14,9%
Swing Increase 3,4% Decrease 10,5% Increase 7,7%

  Fourth party Fifth party
  Doris Klammer3.png Alexander von Wiest2.png
Leader Doris Klammer-Brunt Alexander von Wiest
Party SDU NBP
Leader since 16 January 1984 10 July 1990
Leader's seat Summingia Greuningia
Seats won 53 32
Seat change Decrease 17 New party
Percentage 12,1% 7,3%
Swing Increase 3% Increase 3%

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Government before election

Stöger cabinet
FBBP-SDU

Government after election

First Tautenbach cabinet
BVP-GPB

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
Popular vote
BVP
34.6%
FBBP
28%
GPB
14.9%
SDU
12.1%
NBP
7.3%
Other parties
2.8%

Aftermatch

Coalitions considered Seats
Total seats 427
Absolute majority (From 214 seats)
    BVP, FBBP 225
    BVP, GPB 244

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.