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The Role of the Landtag Contacting the Landtag Role 1: Elect Landtag Press Office The Landtag elects the Landtag President, the Mini- Telephone: +49 (0)611 - 350-306 ster President, the members of the Constitutional Fax: +49 (0)611 - 350-305 Court, etc. Email: [email protected] Role 2: Pass laws Visitor's Service Only the Parliament may pass laws, e.g. the Budget Telephone: +49 (0)611 - 350-294 Act or the Schools Act. Fax: +49 (0)611 - 350-1308 Email: [email protected] Role 3: Supervise The Landtag can demand information, statements or Parliamentary Group Offices reports from the state government as part of its par- Hessen Landtag Telephone: +49 (0)611 - 350-534 liamentary supervisory competencies. Fax: +49 (0)611 - 350-552 18th legislative period Email: [email protected] Role 4: Generate public awareness Building: Atriumhaus level 2 In public plenary debates, the different points of view Telephone: +49 (0)611 - 350-519 of the parliamentary groups represented in Parlia- Fax: +49 (0)611 - 350-511 ment are presented for citizens and the media. Email: [email protected] Building: Wilhelmsbau level 5 Politics in Further information about the Hessen Landtag can Telephone: +49 (0)611 - 350-563 the centre be found on our website www.hessischer-landtag.de Fax: +49 (0)611 - 350-570 Email: [email protected] Elections and Government Building: Kavalierhaus level 3 Telephone: +49 (0)611 - 350-582 Fax: +49 (0)611 - 350-600 In the Landtag election on January 18th, the CDU Email: [email protected] (Christian Democratic Party) received 37.2%, the SPD Building: Kavalierhaus level 1 (Social Democratic Party) 23.7%, the FDP (Free Demo- Telephone: +49 (0)611 - 350-6090 cratic Party) 16.2%, BÜNDNIS 90/DIE GRÜNEN (Alliance Fax: +49 (0)611 - 350-6091 90/The Greens) 13.7% and DIE LINKE (The Left) 5.4 % of Email: [email protected] all valid votes. This gave the CDU and FDP a majority Building: Mittelbau level 2 of the votes and the seats in the Landtag. Both par- ties concluded a coalition agreement. Roland Koch, who has held the office of Minister President of Hesse Imprint since February 2009, resigned from office on August Publisher: President of the Hessen Landtag, Norbert Kartmann, Hessischer 31st in 2010. On the very same day Volker Bouffier got Landtag, Schlossplatz 1-3, 65183 Wiesbaden. elected Minister President of Hesse by the CDU and Printing: mehgro Werbung GmbH, Gewerbegebiet 2, 99765 Urbach. the FDP caucus. Subsequently, the newly-elected Design: Cicero Gesellschaft für Werbung und Kommunikation mbH, Bouffier appointed his ministers and the Landtag pas- Taunusstraße 54, 65183 Wiesbaden. sed a voice of confidence in the state government This document was published by the Hessen Landtag as part of parliamen - by open ballot. When the ministers were sworn in, the tary public relations. Using it for the public relations of parties, parliamen- tary groups, members of parliament and electoral candidates – especially government was formed. for the purposes of election campaigns – is strictly prohibited. www.hessischer-landtag.de (B 90/DIE GRÜNEN) GRÜNEN) 90/DIE (B (CDU) DIE LINKE DIE Vice President (SPD) President Vice Vice President Vice President (Speaker) (Speaker) President Vice President (FDP) President Vice (CDU) President Vice Willi van Ooyen Ooyen van Willi 23, 24 Hochtaunus I, II I, Hochtaunus 24 23, Lothar Quanz Lothar Sarah Sorge Sarah Norbert Kartmann Norbert Heinrich Heidel Heinrich Lortz Frank II I, Bergstraße 55 54, 21, 22 Limburg-Weilburg I, II I, Limburg-Weilburg 22 21, 53 Odenwald 53 20 Vogelsberg 20 51, 52 Darmstadt-Dieburg I, II I, Darmstadt-Dieburg 52 51, 18, 19 Gießen I, II I, Gießen 19 18, 49, 50 Darmstadt-Stadt I, II I, Darmstadt-Stadt 50 49, 16, 17 Lahn-Dill I, II I, Lahn-Dill 17 16, 47, 48 Groß-Gerau I, II I, Groß-Gerau 48 47, 14, 15 Fulda I, II I, Fulda 15 14, 44–46 Offenbach-Land I–III Offenbach-Land 44–46 12, 13 Marburg-Biedenkopf I, II I, Marburg-Biedenkopf 13 12, 43 Offenbach-Stadt 11 Hersfeld 11 40–42 Main-Kinzig I–III Main-Kinzig 40–42 10 Rotenburg 10 34–39 Frankfurt/Main I–VI Frankfurt/Main 34–39 9 9 Eschwege-Witzenhausen 32, 33 Main-Taunus I, II I, Main-Taunus 33 32, 7, 8 Schwalm-Eder I, II I, 8 7, Schwalm-Eder 30, 31 Wiesbaden I, II I, Wiesbaden 31 30, 5, 6 Waldeck-Frankenberg I, II I, 6 5, Waldeck-Frankenberg 28, 29 Rheingau-Taunus I, II I, Rheingau-Taunus 29 28, 3, 4 Kassel-Stadt I, II I, 4 3, Kassel-Stadt DIE GRÜNEN DIE 25–27 Wetterau I–III Wetterau 25–27 1, 2 Kassel-Land I, II I, 2 1, Kassel-Land ÜDI 90/ BÜNDNIS Tarek Al-Wazir Tarek borders. are not identical to district to identical not are The constituency borders constituency The FDP Florian Rentsch Florian SPD Schäfer-Gümbel Thorsten Thorsten dency of the Landtag. the of dency Together with the Vice Presidents, he forms the Presi- the forms he Presidents, Vice the with Together CDU Wagner with the Vice Presidents, leads the plenary sessions. plenary the leads Presidents, Vice the with ting are prepared in detail. in prepared are Dr. Christean Dr. He represents the Landtag to the outside and, alterna- and, outside the to Landtag the represents He in which upcoming issues upcoming which in forces Constituency 4 - SPD - 4 Constituency At the head of the Landtag is the President (Speaker). 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Dr. M Belli mann Haber- ter Banzer Müller üller no Osterburg (Schwst.) el Dr. Reu b äfer- ( Dr. Wagner Freigericht (Lahntal) Faeser Klei Sch Güm Merz Heinz n Bender yer Dr. Pauly- ) Klee Wallmann Di Rudolph Hofme Lotz etz Reißer Hofmann Bauer Landau Rentsch Fuhrmann Gnadl Al-Wazir Franken-berger Wolff Wagner z Blu Kahl h Caspar m (Taunus) c Fran T Greilich ipi Dietzel Grumba Schulz- Burgh Honka Asche Dr. Blech- Decker ardt schmidt Ypsilanti Lenz (Hanau) Hammann Wiegel Lend Waschke ers Erfurth Schmitt Heidel Dr. Herr Rock Sorge S eyff Gremmels ardt Döweling Ut ter Frömmrich Noll obler- Öztürk Dr. Büge Hölld üller r Dr. Sürmann Heum Krüger Jürgens Kaufmann Müller von Z (Kassel) ech Mick May Müller (Heidenrod) Dorn Reuscher Klose Paulus Enslin Hahn Posch Henzler Bocklet Election Results 2009 37.2Percent CDU CDU 46 Seats 23.7 Percent SPD SPD 29 Seats 16.2 Percent FDP FDP 20 Seats 13.7 Percent B90/DIE GRÜNEN 5.4 Percent DIE LINKE B90/DIE GRÜNEN 17 Seats Eligible Voters: 4, 375, 286 Die Linke 6 Seats Voters: 2, 670, 385 Voter Turnout: 61.0 Percent Spoiled Ballots: 78, 513 (2.9 Percent) 2, 591, 872 Valid votes: Latest update: Print December 2010.