The Statistical State Office of Baden‑Württemberg announced the provisional final results of the state election during the night before Monday. In terms of seats, the outcome is a draw: the Greens and the CDU each secure 56 seats, the SPD gains 10, and the AfD takes 35.
According to the second‑vote totals, the Greens lead with 30.2 %, followed closely by the CDU at 29.7 %, and the AfD at 18.8 %. The SPD manages to enter the parliament with just 5.5 %. The FDP falls short, achieving 4.4 % in its traditional stronghold and becoming the first party there to fail the 5 % threshold. The Left similarly misses the threshold, preventing a hoped‑for first entry into the Baden‑Württemberg legislature.
Other smaller parties that did not win seats include the Free Voters (1.9 %), the BSW (1.4 %), the Animal Protection Party and Volt (each 0.9 %), the satirical party “Die Partei” (0.4 %), “dieBasis” (0.3 %), and BündnisC, Werteunion, ÖDP, and PDR (each 0.2 %).
Voter turnout stood at 69.6 %.
