2022 National Consolidation Party leadership election

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2022 National Consolidation Party leadership election
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← 2019 28 June 2022
Incumbent President

Otto von Hößlin


The 2022 National Consolidation Party leadership election will be held on the 28 June 2022. Incumbent federal president Otto von Hößlin will not be running for re-election for a three year term.

Background

Election procedure

The Federal President of the National Consolidation Party is elected by an electoral college of 1,850 members, with the system having been introduced in 1996 by Edmund Blaurock. The electoral votes are allocated as such -

  • 750 (40%) of votes to the NKP parliamentary party (MdB's).
  • 550 (30%) of votes to NKP local representatives (MdL's) and MEPs
  • 550 (305) of votes to ordinary NKP members.

As of 2022 the NUP has 244 members in the House of Deputies and 130 members of the House of Councillors (giving it 374 members of the parliamentary party) 101,463 regular members, 303 Landtag members and 42 MEP's (giving it 345 non-Bundestag representatives). If no candidate gets a majority in the first round federal parliamentarians vote on the two highest ranked candidates with who ever getting the highest vote winning. Candidates for president must sit in an elected body (the Bundestag, Landtags or Euclean Parliament) and be proposed for the leadership by 15 fellow NKP federal parliamentarians.

The vice-president of the party is nominated by the president-elect and then voted upon by federal parliamentarians. Traditionally the vice-president runs unopposed usually being from a different party faction.

Candidates

Declared

Potential

Withdrawn

Candidate(s) Date of birth Notable positions Bundesländer Announced Withdrew
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Otto von Hößlin 		(1952-06-24)24 June 1952
(age 69) 		Premier
(since 2019)
Member of the House of Deputies
(since 1991)
Other offices
  • Minister of Defence (2009–2011)
  • Minister of Health Services (2003–2007)
  • Minister of Economy and Industry (1999–2003)
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Wolfsfled 		20 May 10 June

Endorsements

Opinion polling

Results

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