Results of the Bundestag election 2025: This is how your constituency chose

Germany will choose a new Bundestag on Sunday, February 23, 2025. In 299 constituencies, people are asked to go to the ballot box (or the mailbox). In the graphic below you will find the results for your own and all other constituencies on election evening. As soon as available, the data is automatically incorporated. You can select the desired constituency in the menu at the top of the interactive graphic or by clicking on the desired constituency on the map. The results are then displayed via the card.

Germany is divided into 299 constituencies that are tailored to the fact that around 250,000 inhabitants are currently living in a constituency. The constituencies must have an almost equally large population so that all voices are the same. According to the Federal Election Act, deviations from this notification must not be more than 15 percent of the average population of constituencies. If the deviation is over 25 percent, the constituencies must be re -cut.

All current news about the early new elections can be found in our Live ticker for the Bundestag election 2025.

Anyone who wins the most votes in a constituency will bring a direct mandate for the Bundestag. Unlike in the past, however, this no longer guarantees the move into parliament. The number of direct mandates for the first votes must be covered by the number of places according to the second vote result. In earlier federal elections, an overhang was compensated for by overhang or compensation mandates. However, according to the voting right reform, which in the future permanently limits the Bundestag to 630 MPs. Would you like to know more? You can find detailed information on first and second votes and mandates here.