Official final result · constituency 122

Gelsenkirchen election result, 2025.

Markus Töns (SPD) was elected from Gelsenkirchen with 31.4% of first votes.

Direct answer

Markus Töns was elected.

Markus Töns won the constituency seat for Sozialdemokratische Partei Deutschlands. The official elected-candidates file records a 31.38% first-vote share.

First-vote leader
SPD
First-vote share
31.38%
First-vote margin
6,816
Seat allocated
Yes
Turnout
74.50%
Voters
122,676
First vote · constituency choice

All 8 first-vote choices.

Ranked by first votes. Party labels are official result choices, not substitutes for a complete candidate roster.

RankParty or choiceTypeVotesShareChange
1SPDMost first votesparty38,11831.38%-9.09 pp
2AfDparty31,30225.77%+11.77 pp
3CDUparty28,05123.10%+3.33 pp
4Die Linkeparty10,2468.44%+5.23 pp
5GRÜNEparty7,3796.08%-4.08 pp
6FDPparty4,0383.32%-4.79 pp
7FREIE WÄHLERparty1,7201.42%+0.47 pp
8MLPDparty5990.49%+0.17 pp
Second vote · proportional allocation

All 18 second-vote choices.

The second vote determines proportional party entitlement and whether a constituency plurality receives seat coverage.

RankParty or choiceVotesShareChange
1AfDMost second votes30,03224.66%+11.90 pp
2SPD29,34224.10%-13.04 pp
3CDU27,66522.72%+2.87 pp
4Die Linke11,4859.43%+5.97 pp
5GRÜNE7,9446.52%-3.51 pp
6BSW6,1745.07%No comparison
7FDP3,6823.02%-5.71 pp
8Tierschutzpartei2,3591.94%-0.37 pp
9Die PARTEI6850.56%-0.56 pp
10FREIE WÄHLER6260.51%-0.14 pp
11Volt4440.36%+0.20 pp
12Team Todenhöfer4420.36%-1.21 pp
13MLPD2390.20%-0.00 pp
14dieBasis1910.16%-0.54 pp
15PdF1670.14%+0.12 pp
16BÜNDNIS DEUTSCHLAND1420.12%No comparison
17MERA251000.08%No comparison
18WerteUnion570.05%No comparison
Permanent constituency record

Gelsenkirchen, North Rhine-Westphalia

Election.org ID
eop-result-de-2025-bundestag-122
Official constituency ID
122
Polling date
23 February 2025
Eligible voters
164,673
Valid first votes
121,453
Invalid first votes
1,223
Valid second votes
121,776
Invalid second votes
900
Candidate roster boundary

Names stop where the live source stops.

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.