Ines Schwerdtner (Die Linke) was elected from Berlin-Lichtenberg with 34.0% of first votes.
Ines Schwerdtner won the constituency seat for Die Linke. The official elected-candidates file records a 33.98% first-vote share.
Ranked by first votes. Party labels are official result choices, not substitutes for a complete candidate roster.
| Rank | Party or choice | Type | Votes | Share | Change |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Die LinkeMost first votes | party | 52,378 | 33.98% | +8.17 pp |
| 2 | AfD | party | 33,707 | 21.86% | +9.52 pp |
| 3 | CDU | party | 27,190 | 17.64% | +5.10 pp |
| 4 | SPD | party | 13,926 | 9.03% | -10.39 pp |
| 5 | BSW | party | 11,527 | 7.48% | No comparison |
| 6 | GRÜNE | party | 8,108 | 5.26% | -8.33 pp |
| 7 | Tierschutzpartei | party | 3,576 | 2.32% | -1.81 pp |
| 8 | FDP | party | 2,231 | 1.45% | -4.55 pp |
| 9 | FREIE WÄHLER | party | 851 | 0.55% | -1.18 pp |
| 10 | BÜNDNIS DEUTSCHLAND | party | 516 | 0.33% | No comparison |
| 11 | BüSo | party | 150 | 0.10% | No comparison |
The second vote determines proportional party entitlement and whether a constituency plurality receives seat coverage.
| Rank | Party or choice | Votes | Share | Change |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Die LinkeMost second votes | 36,204 | 23.46% | +5.15 pp |
| 2 | AfD | 34,635 | 22.44% | +9.75 pp |
| 3 | CDU | 21,230 | 13.76% | +1.79 pp |
| 4 | SPD | 18,331 | 11.88% | -11.08 pp |
| 5 | GRÜNE | 16,699 | 10.82% | -4.61 pp |
| 6 | BSW | 15,613 | 10.12% | No comparison |
| 7 | FDP | 3,877 | 2.51% | -4.43 pp |
| 8 | Tierschutzpartei | 3,100 | 2.01% | -1.41 pp |
| 9 | Volt | 1,546 | 1.00% | +0.34 pp |
| 10 | Die PARTEI | 1,243 | 0.81% | -1.25 pp |
| 11 | FREIE WÄHLER | 595 | 0.39% | -0.93 pp |
| 12 | 389 | 0.25% | No comparison | |
| 13 | BÜNDNIS DEUTSCHLAND | 289 | 0.19% | No comparison |
| 14 | Team Todenhöfer | 221 | 0.14% | -0.30 pp |
| 15 | MERA25 | 139 | 0.09% | No comparison |
| 16 | MLPD | 100 | 0.06% | -0.01 pp |
| 17 | BüSo | 83 | 0.05% | -0.00 pp |
| 18 | SGP | 39 | 0.03% | -0.01 pp |
The official site no longer makes the complete 2025 candidate CSV available online. Election.org therefore publishes every official first- and second-vote choice but names only elected people supported by the separate elected-candidates file.
These are official final results for the 23 February 2025 federal election. First votes and second votes are separate. A first-vote plurality did not always produce a constituency seat under the 2025 second-vote-coverage rule.
