Federal Elections Act

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Date of completion: 07.05.1956

Full quote:

" Federal Elections Act, as amended by the Notice of 23 July 1993 (BGBl. 1288, 1594), which was last amended by Article 2 (1) of the Law of 3 May 2013 (BGBl. 1084).

Status:	New by Bek. v. 23.7.1993 I 1288, 1594;
	Last amended by Art. 2 para. 1 G v. 3.5.2013 I 1084
Bek. on the delimitation of the area of the constituencies v. 24.7.2013 I 2814 is taken into account
Indirect change by Art. 1 No. 3 G v. 20.11.2014 I 1738 is taken into account

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Footnote

(+ + + Text proof applicable: 28.7.1979 + + +) 

  

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Content Summary

First section
	Electoral system (§ § 1 to 7)
§ 1		Composition of the German Bundestag and electoral law principles
§ 2		Subdivision of the electoral area
§ 3		Constituency Commission and the constituency of constituencies
§ 4		Voices
§ 5		Election in the constituencies
§ 6		Election by Land list
§ 7		(dropped)
Second section
	Electoral bodies (§ § 8 to 11)
§ 8		Breakdown of electoral bodies
§ 9		Formation of electoral bodies
§ 10		Activities of electoral committees and electoral boards
§ 11		Honorary Offices
Third Section
	Electoral law and eligibility (§ § 12 to 15)
§ 12		Electoral law
§ 13		Exclusion from the right to vote
§ 14		Exercise of the right to vote
§ 15		Eligibility
Fourth Section
	Preparation of the election (§ § 16 to 30)
§ 16		Election Day
§ 17		Voters ' list and polling card
§ 18		Right to vote, participation display
§ 19		Submission of nominations
§ 20		Content and form of constituency nominations
Section 21		List of party candidates
Section 22		Trust sperson
Section 23		Withdrawal of constituency nominations
§ 24		Change of constituency nominations
Section 25		Elimination of defects
Section 26		Approval of constituency nominations
§ 27		Country Lists
§ 28		Approval of the Land lists
§ 29		(dropped)
§ 30		Ballot paper
Fifth Section
	Election act (§ § 31 to 36)
Section 31		Public opinion of the electoral process
Section 32		Inadmissible electoral propaganda and collection of signatures, inadmissible publication of voter surveys
§ 33		Protection of voter secrecy
Section 34		Voting with ballot papers
§ 35		Voting with voting machines
§ 36		Postal ballot
Sixth Section
	Determination of the results of the election (§ § 37 to 42)
Section 37		Determination of the election result in the electoral district
§ 38		Determination of the result of the postal ballot
§ 39		Invalid votes, rejection of ballot letters, interpretative rules
§ 40		Decision of the electoral board
Section 41		Determination of the election result in the constituency
§ 42		Determination of the result of the Land list election
Seventh Section
	Special provisions for re-election and repeat elections (§ § 43 to 44)
Section 43		Post-election
Section 44		Repeat choice
Eighth section
	Acquisition and loss of membership in the German Bundestag (§ § 45 to 48)
§ 45		Acquisition of membership in the German Bundestag
Section 46		Loss of membership in the German Bundestag
§ 47		Decision on the loss of membership
§ 48		Appointment of list compliance and replacement numbers
Ninth Section
	Final provisions (§ § 49 to 55)
§ 49		Dispute
§ 49a		Irregularities
§ 49b		State funds for other constituency nominations
§ 50		Election Cost
Section 51		(dropped)
Section 52		Federal Electoral Regulations
Section 53		(dropped)
§ 54		Deadlines, dates and form
§ 55		(Entry into force)

First section
Electoral system

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§ 1 Composition of the German Bundestag and electoral law principles

(1) The German Bundestag shall consist of 598 Members, subject to the derogations provided for in this Act. They shall be elected in general, direct, free, equal and secret ballot by the eligible Germans in accordance with the principles of a proportional representation linked to the choice of persons. (2) Constituency nominations in the constituencies and the others according to national election proposals (Land lists) elected. Unofficial table of contents

§ 2 Outline of the electoral area

(1) Electoral territory is the territory of the Federal Republic of Germany. (2) The division of the electoral area into constituencies results from the annex to this Act. (3) Each constituency shall be divided into voting districts for the voting. Unofficial table of contents

§ 3 Constituency Commission and constituency

(1) The following principles must be observed during the constituency of the constituency:

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the country borders must be respected.

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The number of constituencies in each country must, as far as possible, correspond to the population. It shall be determined by the same calculation method which is applied to the distribution of the seats on the Land lists in accordance with the second sentence of Article 6 (2), second sentence, to 7.

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The population of a constituency shall not deviate from the average population of the constituencies by more than 15 from the hundred upwards or downwards; if the deviation is more than 25 per cent, a re-demarcation shall be made.

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The constituency is to form a coherent area.

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The boundaries of municipalities, counties and towns and cities are to be complied with as far as possible.

Foreigners (§ 2 para. 1 of the Residence Act) are not taken into account in the determination of the population figures. (2) The Federal President shall appoint a permanent constituency commission. It consists of the President of the Federal Statistical Office, a judge of the Federal Administrative Court and five other members. (3) The constituency commission has the task of reporting on changes in the population figures in the electoral area and to indicate whether and which changes to the constituency classification it considers necessary in view of this. It may, for other reasons, make proposals for amendments in its report. In its proposals for the division of the constituency, it must comply with the principles set out in paragraph 1; after the calculation in paragraph 1 (2), it shall draw up several possible constituency allocations, and shall draw up proposals for this purpose. (4) The report of the The constituency commission shall be reimbursed to the Federal Ministry of the Interior within fifteen months of the beginning of the parliamentary term of the German Bundestag. The Federal Ministry of the Interior immediately forwards it to the German Bundestag and publishes it in the Federal Gazette (Bundesanzeiger). At the request of the Federal Ministry of the Interior, the constituency commission has to report a supplementary report; in this case, the second sentence shall apply. (5) shall be subject to national borders in accordance with the legal provisions governing the procedure for other Changes in the territorial state of the Länder in accordance with Article 29 (7) of the Basic Law are amended accordingly, so that the boundaries of the constituencies concerned shall also change accordingly. If two or more constituencies are affected in the receiving country, or if an exclave of a country is formed, the constituency of the new part of the country shall be determined by the constituency of the municipality, the municipality or the municipality of the municipality of the municipality, or by the municipality of community-free area, to which it is added. Changes in national borders, which are due to expire at the end of the 32. After the end of the parliamentary term, the constituency will not affect the electoral district until the next parliamentary term. Unofficial table of contents

§ 4 Votes

Each voter has two votes, one first vote for the election of a constituency, a second vote for the election of a Land list. Unofficial table of contents

§ 5 Election in the constituencies

A Member is elected in each constituency. The nominee is the one who unites most of the votes. In the event of a tie, the lot to be drawn by the constituency returning officer decides. Unofficial table of contents

§ 6 Election according to Land lists

(1) For the distribution of the seats to be filled according to Land lists, the second votes cast for each Land list shall be counted together. No account shall be taken of the second votes of those voters who cast their first vote for a successful candidate in the constituency, who is proposed in accordance with Article 20 (3) or by a party which, according to paragraph 3, applies to the seat distribution is not taken into account or for which a Land list is not permitted in the country concerned. From the total number of Members (Article 1 (1)), the number of successful constituency candidates referred to in the second sentence is deducted. (2) In a first distribution, the total number of seats (Article 1 (1)) shall first be deducted from the total number of seats in the first sentence in the second sentence of the second paragraph of Article 1 (2). , the number of seats remaining there under the first sentence of paragraph 1, on the basis of the second votes to be taken into account, on the Land lists, in each country. . Each Land list is given as many seats as the sum of its received second votes is divided by an allocation divisor. Number fractions less than 0.5 shall be rounded down to the whole number below, and those above 0,5 shall be rounded up to the whole number above. Fractions of a number equal to 0.5 shall be rounded or rounded in such a way that the number of seats to be filled shall be respected; if there are several possible seats, the lot to be drawn by the Federal Returning Officer shall be decided. The allocation divisor is to be determined in such a way that the number of seats on the Land lists as many as seats are to be allocated as a whole. To this end, the total number of second votes of all the Land lists to be taken into account shall be divided by the number of seats remaining in accordance with the third sentence of paragraph 1. If more seats are to be allocated to the Land lists, the allocation divisor shall be set up in such a way that the number of seats to be allocated is obtained in the calculation; the number of seats on the Land lists shall not be reduced, the number of seats to be allocated shall be: In the case of distribution of the seats on the Land lists, only parties which receive at least 5 per cent of the valid second votes cast in the electoral area or in at least three constituencies shall be taken into account. have won a seat. Sentence 1 shall not apply to the lists submitted by parties of national minorities. (4) The number of seats determined for each Land list shall be calculated as the number of seats won by the party in the constituencies of the country (§ 5). Seats won in the constituencies shall remain a party even if they exceed the number determined in accordance with paragraphs 2 and 3. (5) The number of seats remaining in accordance with the third sentence of paragraph 1 shall be increased until each party at the second The distribution of the seats referred to in the first sentence of paragraph 6 shall be at least equal to those determined for them in the first distribution referred to in paragraphs 2 and 3, plus the seats won in the constituencies which are not in accordance with the first sentence of paragraph 4 by the number of seats allocated to the Land list , can be charged. The total number of seats (Article 1 (1)) shall be increased by the number of differences. (6) The seats to be awarded under the first sentence of paragraph 5 shall in each case be nationwide in accordance with the number of second votes to be taken into account in the second sentence of the second sentence of paragraph 2 to 7 shall be distributed to the parties to be taken into account in accordance with paragraph 3. In the parties, the seats shall be distributed among the Land lists in accordance with the number of second votes to be taken into account in the calculation procedure described in the second sentence of the second sentence of paragraph 2 to 7, each Land list shall be at least equal to the number of Constituencies of the country have been allocated by the party. The number of seats determined for each Land list shall be settled by the number of seats won by the party in the constituencies of the country (§ 5). The remaining seats will be occupied from the Land list in the order specified there. Applicants who are elected in a constituency shall remain unaccounted for on the Land list. If a Land list contains more seats than candidates are nominated, these seats shall remain vacant. (7) In the distribution of the seats referred to in paragraphs 2 to 6, there shall be a party to which more than half of the total number of second votes of all seats shall be allocated. No more than half of the seats shall be allocated to the seats, except where the seats shall be allocated more than half of the seats. The seats shall be distributed within the party in accordance with the second sentence of paragraph 6 to 6. In such a case, the total number of seats determined in accordance with paragraph 5 (Section 1 (1)) shall be increased by the number of different seats. Unofficial table of contents

§ 7 (omitted)

Second section
Electoral bodies

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Section 8 Outline of electoral bodies

(1) Electoral bodies are
the Federal Returning Officer and the Federal Electoral Committee for the electoral area,
a Land returning officer and a Land Electoral Committee for each country,
a constituency returning officer and a constituency electoral committee for each constituency,
an electoral head and an electoral head for each constituency and
at least one electoral member and one electoral member for each constituency to determine the results of the letter of vote.
The constituency returning officer determines how many postal ballots are to be formed in order to be able to determine the result of the postal ballot still on the election day. (2) A common constituency returning officer can be appointed for several neighbouring constituencies and a common constituency returning officer can be appointed. (3) In order to determine the result of the postal ballot, the electoral board and the electoral board may be held for each constituency for single or multiple municipalities or for individual counties. be used within the constituency; the order shall be taken by the State Government or the body designated by it. Unofficial table of contents

§ 9 Formation of electoral bodies

(1) The Federal Returning Officer and his deputy shall be appointed by the Federal Ministry of the Interior, the Land returning officers, constituency returning officers and electoral officers, as well as their deputies, by the provincial government or by the body designated by it. (2) The The Federal Electoral Committee consists of the Federal Returning Officer as chairman, as well as eight persons entitled to vote by him as a co-sitter and two judges of the Federal Administrative Court. The other election committees consist of the head of the election as chairman and six electors appointed by him as co-chairs; in addition, two judges of the country's Supreme Administrative Court are to be appointed to the Land electoral committees. The electoral board shall consist of the head of the electoral board, his deputy, and a further three to seven persons entitled to vote by the head of the electoral board, either as a co-chair; the Land government or the body designated by it may order that: the advisers of the electoral board of the municipal authority and the advisers of the electoral board to determine the result of the postal ballot by the constituency returning officer, in the case of an order pursuant to section 8 (3) by the municipal authority or by the municipal authority The administrative authority shall be appointed alone or in agreement with the head of the electoral authority. In the case of the appointment of the co-sitters, the parties represented in the respective district shall be taken into consideration as far as possible. (3) No one shall be a member in more than one electoral organ. Candidates, persons of trust for election proposals and deputy persons of trust shall not be appointed as members of an electoral body. (4) The municipal authorities shall have the power to collect personal data of persons entitled to vote for the purpose of their Appeal to members of the electoral board to be collected and processed. For this purpose, personal data of persons entitled to vote, which are suitable for the activity of electoral members, may also be processed for future elections, provided that the person concerned has not objected to the processing. The person concerned shall be informed about the right of objection. In particular, the following data may be collected and processed: name, first name, date of birth, address, telephone numbers, number of appointments to a member of the electoral board and the function carried out. (5) At the request of the municipal authorities, In order to ensure the implementation of the elections, the authorities of the Federal Government, the federal authorities, the institutions and foundations of public law, the Länder, the municipalities, the municipal associations and the other authorities of the country under public law, under the obligation of legal persons under public law designate the circle of its servants, indicating the name, first name, date of birth and address, for the purpose of the appointment as members of the electoral board, who are residing in the territory of the requesting community. The requested authority shall notify the person concerned of the data transmitted and the recipient. Unofficial table of contents

Section 10 Activities of the electoral committees and electoral boards

(1) Electoral committees and electoral boards negotiate, advise and decide in public session. Unless otherwise provided in this law, votes shall be taken by majority of votes cast; in the event of a tie, the chairman shall vote. (2) The members of the electoral bodies, their deputies and the authors of the votes shall be elected by the vote of the President. shall be obliged to carry out their duties impartially and to secrecy on matters which have become known to them in the course of their official activities. Unofficial table of contents

§ 11 Honorary Offices

(1) The sitters of the electoral committees and the members of the electoral boards shall perform their duties on a voluntary basis. Any person entitled to vote shall be obliged to take over this honorary office. The Honorary Office may only be rejected for important reasons. (2) (omitted) (3) (omitted)

Third Section
Electoral law and eligibility

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§ 12 Electoral Law

(1) All Germans shall be entitled to vote within the meaning of Article 116 (1) of the Basic Law, which shall be held on the election day.

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have completed the eighteenth year of life,

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for at least three months in the Federal Republic of Germany an apartment or otherwise habituated,

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are not excluded in accordance with § 13 of the right to vote.

(2) If the other conditions are fulfilled, the Germans shall also be entitled to vote within the meaning of Article 116 (1) of the Basic Law, which shall live on election day outside the Federal Republic of Germany, provided that:

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at least three months after completion of the fourteenth year of their life, in the Federal Republic of Germany, an apartment or otherwise habituated, and that stay is no longer than 25 years, or

2.

, for other reasons, have personally and directly acquired familiarity with the political conditions in the Federal Republic of Germany and have been affected by them.

An apartment or a habitual residence within the meaning of the first sentence shall also apply to an earlier dwelling or to a previous stay in the territory referred to in Article 3 of the agreement. In the case of a return to the Federal Republic of Germany of a person entitled to vote in accordance with the first sentence, the three-month period referred to in paragraph 1 (2) shall not apply. (3) Apartment within the meaning of the Act shall be any enclosed space used for living or sleeping. However, caravans and caravans are to be regarded as flats only if they are not or only occasionally moved on. (4) If they do not hold or have held an apartment in the Federal Republic of Germany, the term "flat" shall be deemed to be valid for the purposes of the Paragraph 1 (2) or the first sentence of paragraph 2

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for seafarers as well as for the members of their domestic status, the ship they are referring to, if the ship is entitled to carry the flag under the flag law in the version in force in each case,

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for inland waterway shippers and for members of their household, the ship they are referring to, if the vessel is registered in a register of ships in the Federal Republic of Germany,

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the institution or the institution responsible for the deprivation of liberty of judicial order and for other persons.

(5) In the calculation of the three-month period referred to in paragraph 1 (2) and (2), first sentence, the date of residence or residence shall be included in the time limit. Unofficial table of contents

Section 13 Exclusion of the right to vote

Excluded from the right to vote,

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who, as a result of the right to vote, does not have the right to vote

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The person who is responsible for all his or her affairs is not only appointed by an injunction; this shall also apply if the person responsible for the responsibility referred to in § 1896 (4) and § 1905 of the Civil Code (Civil Code) Does not cover matters,

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who is in a psychiatric hospital because of an order pursuant to § 63 of the Penal Code in conjunction with Section 20 of the Criminal Code.

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Section 14 Exerciseof the electoral law

(1) Only those who are entered in a voters 'register or have a polling card can choose. (2) Who is registered in the voters' register can only vote in the electoral district in whose voters ' register it is run. (3) Anyone who has a polling card can vote on the election of the constituency in which the polling card is issued,

a)

by voting in any constituency of that constituency, or

b)

by postal ballot

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§ 15 Selectability

(1) It is possible to choose who on election day

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Is German within the meaning of Article 116 (1) of the Basic Law and

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The eighteenth year of life has been completed.

(2) It is not possible to choose

1.

Anyone who is excluded from the right to vote in accordance with § 13

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who, as a result of the right to judge, does not have the eligibility or the ability to hold public office.

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(dropped)

Fourth Section
Preparation of the election

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§ 16 Election Day

The Federal President shall designate the day of the main election (election day). Election day must be a Sunday or a public holiday. Unofficial table of contents

Section 17 Voter list and polling card

(1) The municipal authorities shall keep a list of persons entitled to vote for each constituency. Every person entitled to vote shall have the right to vote on the working days of 20 years. up to the 16th Check the accuracy or completeness of the data entered in the voters ' register during the general opening hours. In order to verify the accuracy or completeness of the data of other persons registered in the voters 'register, persons entitled to vote during the period referred to in sentence 2 shall have a right of access to the voters' register only if they Make credible facts that may result in an inaccuracy or incompleteness of the voters ' register. The right to review according to sentence 3 does not exist with regard to the data of persons entitled to vote, for which a blocking note is entered in the reporting register in accordance with the provisions of section 21 (5) of the reporting framework law of the national reporting laws (2) An electoral person who is registered in the voters 'register or who has not been included in the voters' register for a reason not to be held shall be given a polling card on request. Unofficial table of contents

§ 18 Electoral proposal right, participation display

(1) Elections may be submitted by parties and in accordance with § 20 of eligible voters. (2) Parties that have not been uninterrupted in the German Bundestag or a Land parliament since their last election on the basis of their own nominations. at least five Members of the European Parliament may, as such, submit a nomination only if they have indicated in writing to the Federal Returning Officer their participation in the election by the Federal Returning Officer no later than 6 p.m. before the election until 6 p.m., and the Federal Electoral Committee has established its party status. The panel shall indicate the name under which the party intends to participate in the election. The advertisement must be signed by at least three members of the Federal Executive Board, including the chairman or his deputy, personally and by hand. If a party has no federal executive, the board of directors of the top party organization shall replace the Federal Executive Board. The written statutes and the written program of the party as well as proof of the order of the board of the board according to the statutes must be attached to the advertisement. The panel shall be accompanied by the party property in accordance with the first sentence of § 2 (1) of the Political Parties Act. (3) The Federal Returning Officer shall immediately check the ad in accordance with paragraph 2 after receipt of the notification. If he finds defects, he immediately notifies the board of directors and calls on him to remedy any recoverable defects. After the expiry of the display period, only defects in the display can be corrected. A valid display is not available if:

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the form or period referred to in paragraph 2 is not respected;

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the party title is missing,

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the valid signatures and the installations to be displayed in accordance with paragraph 2 are missing, unless those installations cannot be submitted in due time as a result of circumstances which the Party does not have to represent,

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the members of the Board of Management are poorly designated, so that their person is not established.

After the decision to establish the party property, any removal of defects shall be excluded. The Executive Board may appeal to the Federal Electoral Committee against injunctions of the Federal Returning Officer in the remedy for the defect. (4) The Federal Electoral Committee shall make binding on all electoral bodies no later than the ninety-ninth day before the election.

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which parties in the German Bundestag or in a Landtag have been represented without interruption by at least five deputies since their last election on the basis of their own election proposals,

2.

which associations which, in accordance with paragraph 2, have indicated their participation, are to be recognised as parties for the election; a two-thirds majority is required for the rejection of recognition as a party to the election.

The statement shall be announced by the Federal Returning Officer at the meeting of the Federal Electoral Committee. It shall be made public. (4a) A party or association may lodge a complaint with the Federal Constitutional Court within four days of the announcement of a finding in accordance with paragraph 4 which hinders the submission of nominations. In this case, the party or association shall be treated by the electoral bodies until a decision of the Federal Constitutional Court, at the latest until the end of the fifty-ninth day before the election as a party entitled to vote. (5) A Party can only submit a constituency nomination in each constituency, and only one country list in each country. Unofficial table of contents

Section 19 Submission of nominations

Constituency nominations shall be submitted to the constituency returning officer, Land lists to the Land returning officer in writing at the latest on the sixty-ninth day prior to the election until 6 p.m. Unofficial table of contents

§ 20 Content and form of constituency nominations

(1) The constituency nomination may only contain the name of an applicant. Each candidate can only be named in a constituency and here only in a constituency nomination. Candidates can only be proposed who have given their consent in writing; the consent is irrevocable. (2) constituency nominations of parties must be made by the board of the national association or, if national associations do not exist, be signed in person and in hand by the members of the nearest territorial associations in whose territory the constituency is situated. Constituency nominations of the parties referred to in § 18 (2) must also be signed in person and in hand by at least 200 persons entitled to vote in the constituency; the right to vote must be given at the time of signature and is in the case of submission of the constituency nomination. The requirement of 200 signatures does not apply to constituency nominations from parties of national minorities. (3) Other constituency nominations must be signed personally and by hand by at least 200 persons entitled to vote in the constituency. The second sentence of the second sentence of paragraph 2 shall apply accordingly. (4) The constituency nominations of parties must include the name of the party entering the party and, if a short name is used, also those, other constituency nominations, a password. Unofficial table of contents

Section 21 List of party applicants

(1) In a constituency nomination, candidates of a party can only be nominated, who is not a member of another party, and in a general meeting for the election of a constituency nominee or in a special or general election The representative assembly has been elected for this purpose. The General Assembly for the election of a constituency applicant is an assembly of the members of the party who are entitled to vote at the time of their meeting in the constituency of the German Bundestag. A special assembly of representatives is a meeting of representatives elected by such a general assembly from its centre. General Assembly of Representatives is a general assembly ordered by the party's statutes (§ 6 of the Party Law) for upcoming elections by such a general assembly from its centre. (2) In circles and in county-free cities, comprising several constituencies, applicants may be elected for those constituencies whose territory does not intersect the border of the county or the county-free city, in a joint assembly of members or representatives. (3) The candidates and the representatives for the representatives ' meetings shall be held in secret Vote selected. Everyone entitled to vote in the Assembly shall be entitled to the proposal. Candidates shall be given the opportunity to present themselves and their programme to the Assembly in an appropriate period of time. The elections may not take place at the earliest 32 months, for the representatives ' meetings at the earliest 29 months after the beginning of the parliamentary term of the German Bundestag; this shall not apply if the parliamentary term ends prematurely. (4) The board of the national association or, where national associations do not exist, the members of the nearest regional associations in whose territory the constituency is situated, or any other body provided for in the party's statute for this purpose, may be opposed to the decision of a member, or Council meeting objection. Such an objection shall be repeated. Your result is final. (5) The details of the election of the representatives for the representative assembly, on the convening and quorum of the members 'or representatives' meetings, as well as on the procedure for the election of the nominee, shall govern the (6) A copy of the minutes of the election of the applicant, including information on the place and time of the meeting, form of invitation, number of members published and the result of the vote, shall be taken with the following: To submit a constituency nomination. In this connection, the Head of the Assembly and two of the participants appointed by the latter shall, in respect of the constituency returning officer, take the oath of assurance that the requirements referred to in the first sentence of paragraph 3 have been complied with. The Constituency Returning Officer is responsible for the acceptance of such insurance in lieu of Eides; he shall be deemed to be an authority within the meaning of Section 156 of the Criminal Code. Unofficial table of contents

§ 22 Confidence person

(1) Each constituency nomination shall designate a person of trust and a deputy confidance; In the absence of this name, the person who signed the first shall be deemed to be a confidant and the person who signed it shall be deemed to be a deputy confidant. (2) Unless otherwise specified in this law, only the confidential person and the deputy confidant, each for himself, entitled to submit and receive binding declarations on the constituency nomination. (3) The confidanceperson and the deputy confidant may be given the opportunity to written declaration by a majority of the signatories of Chalk-dial proposal to the constituency returning officer to be recalled and replaced by others. Unofficial table of contents

Section 23Rewithdrawal of constituency nominations

A constituency nomination may be withdrawn by means of a joint written declaration by the confidential person and the deputy confidant, as long as no decision has been taken on its authorisation. A constituency nomination, signed by at least 200 persons entitled to vote, may also be withdrawn by the majority of the signatories by means of a statement carried out by them in person and by hand. Unofficial table of contents

Section 24 Change of constituency nominations

A constituency nomination may only be amended after the deadline for submission of a constituency notice by means of a joint written declaration of the trust person and the deputy confidant, and only if the applicant dies or loses eligibility. The procedure in accordance with § 21 need not be complied with, the signatures in accordance with § 20 (2) and (3) do not require it. After the decision on the admission of a constituency nomination (§ 26 para. 1 sentence 1), any change is excluded. Unofficial table of contents

Section 25 Elimination of defects

(1) The constituency returning officer shall examine the constituency nominations immediately after receipt. If he finds defects in a constituency nomination, he immediately notifies the confidant and asks them to remedy any recoverable defects in good time. (2) After the deadline for submission, only defects can still be valid. Optional proposals will be fixed. A valid nomination is not available if:

1.

the form or time limit of § 19 is not respected;

2.

the valid signatures required pursuant to § 20 (2) sentences 1 and 2 as well as (3) shall be missing from the proof of the signatories ' right to vote, unless proof may be made as a result of circumstances not eligible for the nomination of the nominees. have not been provided in good time,

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in the case of a party nomination proposal, the party name is missing, the party property is rejected in accordance with section 18 (2), or the evidence of § 21 is not provided,

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the applicant is defective, so that his/her person is not fixed, or

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the applicant's declaration of consent is missing.

(3) After the decision on the admission of a constituency nomination (§ 26 para. 1 sentence 1), any removal of defects shall be excluded. (4) The confidant may oppose the orders of the constituency returning officer in the defect removal procedure. Call the kreiswahlcommittee. Unofficial table of contents

Section 26 Approval of constituency nominations

(1) The constituency election committee shall decide on the authorisation of the constituency nominations at the fifty-eighth day before the election. He has to reject constituency nominations if they

1.

late have been submitted, or

2.

do not comply with the requirements laid down by this Act and by the Federal Electoral Regulations, unless otherwise specified in those provisions.

The decision shall be made public at the meeting of the constituency election committee. (2) The constituency election committee shall return a constituency nomination and, within three days of the announcement of the decision, a complaint may be lodged with the Land Electoral Committee. The councilor of the constituency nomination, the Federal Returning Officer and the constituency returning officer are entitled to appeal. The Federal Returning Officer and the constituency returning officer may also lodge a complaint against a decision by which a constituency nomination is allowed. The parties to the complaint are to be heard in the appeal proceedings. The decision on the appeal must be made no later than the fifty-second day before the election. (3) The constituency returning officer shall make the approved constituency nominations publicly known no later than the forty-eight days prior to the election. Unofficial table of contents

§ 27 Land lists

(1) Land lists can only be submitted by parties. They must be from the bureau of the national association or, if national associations do not exist, from the bureau of the next-low territorial associations, which are located in the area of the country, in the parties referred to in § 18 (2) also of 1 of the thousand of the Eligible voters of the country in the last Bundestag election, but not more than 2,000 persons entitled to vote, personally and handwritten signed. The right to vote of the signatories of an electoral proposal of one of the parties referred to in § 18 (2) must be given at the time of signature and must be proven upon submission of the Land list. The requirement of additional signatures does not apply to Land lists of parties of national minorities. (2) Land lists must include the name of the party involved and, if they use a short name, they must also contain them. (3) The names of the parties must be included in the list. Applicants must be listed in a recognizable order. (4) A candidate can only be proposed in a country and here only in a Land list. Only those who have declared their consent in writing can be named in a Land list; the consent is irrevocable. (5) § 21 (1), (3), (5) and (6) as well as § § 22 to 25 shall apply mutatically, with the proviso that the insurance shall take place at the Eides in accordance with Article 21 (6), second sentence, it must also be extended to the fact that the order of the candidates in the Land list has been determined by secret ballot. Unofficial table of contents

Section 28 Approval of Land lists

(1) The Land Electoral Committee shall decide on the authorisation of the Land lists at the fifty-eighth day before the election. He has to reject Land lists if they

1.

late have been submitted, or

2.

do not comply with the requirements laid down by this Act and by the Federal Electoral Regulations, unless otherwise specified in those provisions.

If the requirements are not met only with regard to individual applicants, their names shall be deleted from the Land list. The decision shall be made public at the meeting of the Land Electoral Committee. (2) The Land Electoral Committee shall return a Land list in whole or in part, and shall, within three days of notification of the decision, make a complaint to the Federal Electoral Committee be inserted. The confidential person of the Land list and the Land returning officer shall be entitled to appeal. The Land returning officer may also lodge a complaint against a decision by which a Land list is allowed. The parties to the complaint are to be heard in the appeal proceedings. The decision on the appeal must be made no later than the fifty-second day before the election. (3) The Land returning officer shall make the approved Land lists publicly known no later than the forty-eighth day before the election. Unofficial table of contents

§ 29 (omitted)

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§ 30 ballot paper

(1) The ballot papers and the corresponding envelopes for the postal ballot (Section 36 (1)) shall be officially produced. (2) The ballot shall contain

1.

for the election in the constituencies, the names of the candidates of the eligible constituency nominations, in the case of constituency nominations by parties, the names of the parties and, if they use a short title, also those names, in the case of other constituency nominations in addition, the password,

2.

for the election according to Land lists, the names of the parties and, if they use a short title, also these, as well as the names of the first five candidates of the approved Land lists.

(3) The order of the Land lists of parties is governed by the number of second votes they have reached in the last Bundestag election in the country. The other Land lists are to be found in alphabetical order of the names of the parties. The order of the constituency nominations is based on the order of the respective Land lists. Other constituency nominations are in alphabetical order of the names of the parties or of the passwords.

Fifth Section
Ballot

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Section 31 Public opinion of the electoral process

The electoral process is public. The electoral head can refer to people who disturb the order and rest from the electoral area. Unofficial table of contents

Section 32 Inadmissible electoral propaganda and collection of signatures, inadmissible publication of voter surveys

(1) During the election period, any influence on the electorate by word, sound, text or image and any collection of signatures shall be prohibited in and on the building in which the electoral area is located and immediately before access to the building. (2) The Publication of results of voter polls after voting on the content of the electoral decision is inadmissible before the end of the election period. Unofficial table of contents

Section 33 Maintenance of voter secrecy

(1) It is necessary to make provision for the voter to label and fold the ballot in unobserved manner. Ballot papers shall be used to hold the ballot papers to ensure that the secrecy of the ballot is respected. (2) A voter who is unworthy of reading or who is prevented from being physically affected by the ballot box shall be entitled to the ballot paper. The help of another person can be used by labelling, folding or even throwing it into the ballot box. Unofficial table of contents

Section 34 Voting with ballot papers

(1) Selected with official ballot papers. (2) The voter gives

1.

its first voice shall be determined in such a way as to make it clearly indicated by a cross on the ballot paper or in any other way to which candidate it is to apply,

2.

its second voice in such a way as to make it clear, by means of a cross on the ballot paper, or in some other way, which country list it is to apply.

The voter then folds the ballot in such a way that his ballot is not recognizable, and throws it into the ballot box. Unofficial table of contents

Section 35 Voting with voting machines

(1) In order to facilitate the delivery and counting of votes, voting machines may be used instead of ballot papers and ballot boxes. (2) Elections within the meaning of paragraph 1 shall ensure the secrecy of the votes. Their design must be officially approved for individual elections or generally for use in elections to the German Bundestag. The Federal Ministry of the Interior shall decide on the authorisation at the request of the manufacturer of the voting device. The use of an officially approved voting machine is subject to approval by the Federal Ministry of the Interior. The Federal Ministry of the Interior is authorized to adopt more detailed provisions by means of a decree law which does not require the approval of the Federal Council.

1.

the conditions for the official approval of the type of equipment and for the withdrawal and revocation of the authorisation,

2.

the procedure for official approval of the type,

3.

the procedure for the examination of an apparatus for the purpose of carrying out the tests on the officially approved type,

4.

public testing of an electoral device prior to its use;

5.

the procedure for the official authorisation of use and for the withdrawal and revocation of the authorisation,

6.

the specific features of the use of voting equipment in the context of the election.

In the cases referred to in points 1 and 3, the Regulation shall be adopted in agreement with the Federal Ministry of Economics and Technology. (4) The first sentence of section 33 (1) and (2) shall apply to the operation of an electoral apparatus. Unofficial table of contents

§ 36 postal ballot

(1) In the postal ballot, the voter shall have the constituency returning officer of the constituency in which the polling card has been issued in the closed ballot letter envelope

a)

his polling card,

b)

in a special closed ballot paper, his ballot paper

in sufficient time to ensure that the ballot letter is received at the latest by 6 p.m. on the day of the election. Section 33 (2) shall apply accordingly. (2) On the polling card, the voter or the assistant shall, in relation to the constituency returning officer, have to insure in lieu that the ballot has been marked in person or in accordance with the declared will of the voter. The constituency returning officer is responsible for the acceptance of such insurance in lieu of Eides; he is deemed to be an authority within the meaning of § 156 of the Criminal Code. (3) In the case of an order of the Land Government or of the body designated by it pursuant to § 8 (3) in the case of the constituency returning officer in the first sentence of paragraph 1 and in paragraph 2, the municipal authority which issued the polling card or the administrative authority of the district in which this municipality is situated. (4) Electoral letters may be submitted by the senders in the case of a the election of officially-made postal companies as letters without special Form of the shipment shall be provided free of charge if they are in official ballot envelopes. In the case of a special form of shipment, the sender shall bear the amount of the payment which is in each case valid for the delivery of the letter of the letter. The Federal Government bears the costs of the free-of-charge elective letter transport.

Sixth Section
Determination of the results of the election

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Section 37 Determination of the election result in the electoral district

At the end of the electoral process, the electoral board shall determine the number of votes cast in the constituency on the individual constituency nominations and Land lists. Unofficial table of contents

Section 38 Determination of the result of the postal ballot

The electoral board set up for the postal ballot determines the amount of votes cast by postal ballot on the individual constituency nominations and Land lists. Unofficial table of contents

§ 39 Invalid votes, rejection of ballot letters, interpretative rules

(1) Invalid are votes if the ballot paper

1.

is not officially manufactured,

2.

does not contain any labelling,

3.

is valid for another constituency,

4.

will not reveal the voter's will without any doubt,

5.

contains an addition or reservation.

In the case of points 1 and 2, both votes shall be invalid; in the case of point 3, only the first vote shall be invalid if the ballot paper is valid for another constituency in the same country. In the case of postal ballot, both votes shall also be invalid if the ballot paper has not been cast in an official ballot paper envelope or ballot paper envelope, which appears to be dangerous in a manner endangering the secrecy of the election. otherwise, or contains a clearly palpable subject, but a refusal pursuant to paragraph 4 (7) or (8) has not been carried out. If the ballot paper contains only one vote, the votes not cast shall be void. (2) A number of ballots contained in a ballot paper envelope shall be deemed to be a ballot paper if it is the same or marked only by one of the ballots; otherwise they count as a ballot paper with two invalid votes. (3) If the ballot paper envelope has been cast empty, both votes shall be deemed invalid. (4) In the postal ballot, election letters shall be rejected if:

1.

the election letter has not been received in due time,

2.

the election envelope is not accompanied by any or no valid polling card;

3.

the ballot letter envelope is not accompanied by a ballot paper envelope,

4.

Neither the ballot letter envelope nor the ballot paper envelope shall be closed,

5.

the ballot letter envelope contains several ballot papers but does not contain an equal number of valid voting certificates and the mandatory insurance in lieu of the oath of the voting certificates,

6.

the voter or the assistant did not sign the required insurance for Eides instead of the postal ballot on the polling card,

7.

no official ballot paper has been used,

8.

a ballot paper envelope has been used, which obviously differs from the others in a manner that endangers the secrecy of the voter, or contains a clearly palpable subject matter.

The consignors of rejected electoral letters shall not be counted as voters; their votes shall be deemed not to be cast. (5) The votes of a voter who took part in the postal ballot shall not be void by the fact that he dies before or on the election day. or his right to vote in accordance with § 13. Unofficial table of contents

Section 40 Decision of the electoral board

The electoral body shall decide on the validity of the votes cast and on all the circumstances resulting from the electoral process and in the determination of the results of the election. The constituency election committee shall have the right of verification. Unofficial table of contents

Section 41 Determination of the election result in the constituency

The constituency election committee determines how much votes have been cast in the constituency for the individual constituency nominations and Land lists, and which candidate is elected as a constituency member. The constituency returning officer notifies the chosen candidate and points out to him that, after the final determination of the result for the electoral area by the Federal Electoral Committee (§ 42 para. 2 sentence 1), he/she notifies the candidate to become a member of the German Bundestag, with the opening of the first meeting after the election, and a rejection of the acquisition of membership must be made to the Land returning officer. Unofficial table of contents

Section 42 Determination of the result of the Land list election

(1) The Land Electoral Committee shall determine the number of votes cast in the country for the individual Land lists. (2) The Federal Electoral Committee shall determine the number of seats allocated to each Land list and which candidates are elected. The Land returning officer notifies the selected candidates and points out that, after the final determination of the result for the electoral area by the Federal Electoral Committee, they will be notified of the membership of the German Bundestag with the opening of the election. the first meeting after the election and a rejection of the acquisition of the membership to the Land returning officer. (3) (omitted)

Seventh Section
Special provisions for re-election and re-election

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§ 43 Post-election

(1) A re-election shall take place,

1.

if the election has not been carried out in a constituency or in a constituency,

2.

if a constituency candidate dies after the approval of the constituency nomination, but before the election.

(2) In the case referred to in paragraph 1 (1), the re-election shall take place no later than three weeks after the date of the main election. In the case referred to in paragraph 1, point 2, it may take place on the day of the main election and shall take place no later than six weeks after the day of the main election. (3) The re-election shall be carried out in accordance with the same rules and on the same basis as the main election. (4) In the case of a re-election, the preliminary result of the main election shall be immediately following the following: to identify, identify and disclose the choice of the main election on the basis of the votes cast. Unofficial table of contents

§ 44 Repeat election

(1) If an election is declared invalid in whole or in part in the electoral procedure, it shall be repeated in accordance with the decision. (2) The re-election shall be based on the same provisions, the same nominations and, if since the The main election has not yet been completed for six months, on the basis of the same voters ' lists as the main election, unless the decision in the electoral review procedure prescries deviations with regard to the election proposals and voter registers. (3) The re-election must be made no later than sixty days after the legal force of The decision shall be taken to declare the election invalid. If the election has been declared invalid only in part, the repeat election shall not be held if it is established that a new German Bundestag shall be elected within six months. The Land returning officer shall determine the date of the re-election in the event of a repeat election for the entire electoral area of the Federal President. (4) On the basis of the re-election, the election result shall be new in accordance with the provisions of the Sixth Section. noted. The election managers responsible pursuant to § 41 sentence 2 and § 42 (2) sentence 2 shall notify the candidates elected and invite them to declare in writing, within one week, whether they accept the election.

Eighth section
Acquisition and loss of membership in the German Bundestag

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Section 45 Acquisition of membership in the German Bundestag

(1) An elected applicant shall acquire the membership of the German Bundestag after the final determination of the result for the electoral area by the Federal Electoral Committee (§ 42 para. 2 sentence 1) with the opening of the first meeting of the German Bundestag Bundestag after the election. A rejection of the purchase of the membership must be made in writing before the first meeting with the Land returning officer. A declaration subject to reservation shall be deemed to be rejected. The declaration cannot be revoked. (2) In the case of a replacement (§ 48 para. 2), paragraph 1 shall apply accordingly, with the proviso that an elected applicant will become a member of the German Bundestag after the final election result has been established for (3) In the case of a list succession (§ 48 para. 1) or a repeat election (§ 44), the membership of the German Bundestag shall be subject to the time-limit and formal receipt of the declaration of acceptance on the part of the German Bundestag ( , but not prior to the departure of the original elected Members of Parliament. In the event of rejection of the acquisition of membership in the German Bundestag by an elected applicant, the acceptance declaration of the list successor is already available before the first meeting of the German Bundestag after the election, the list successor acquires the mandate with the opening of this sitting. If the list successor or candidates elected by re-election do not declare any or no formal declaration by the end of the period, then the succession or election shall be deemed to have been accepted at that time. The provisions of the third and fourth sentences of paragraph 1 shall apply. Unofficial table of contents

§ 46 Loss of membership in the German Bundestag

(1) A member of parliament loses his membership in the German Bundestag

1.

Invalidity of the acquisition of membership,

2.

the redetermination of the results of the vote,

3.

(a) a condition of eligibility for eligibility;

4.

Renunciation

5.

Determination of the unconstitutionality of the party or the partial organisation of a party to which he belongs, by the Federal Constitutional Court in accordance with the second sentence of Article 21 (2) of the Basic Law.

Reasons for loss according to other statutory provisions remain unaffected. (2) In the case of invalidity of his election in the constituency, the Member of the Bundestag shall remain a member of the Bundestag if he was also elected on a Land list, but in accordance with § 6 (6) sentence 5 (3) The renunciation shall only be effective if it is to the minutes of the President of the German Bundestag, a German notary who has his seat in the scope of this Act, or one for the purpose of taking a leave of absence. the authorised staff of a German mission abroad. The Member of the Bundestag shall forward the notarial or diplomatic mission statement to the Bundestag President. The waiver cannot be revoked. (4) If a party or the partial organisation of a party is declared unconstitutional by the Federal Constitutional Court under the second sentence of Article 21 (2) of the Basic Law, the members of the party lose their Membership of the German Bundestag and the successor of the list of persons in the list of persons, provided that they are part of this party during the period between the application (Section 43 of the Law on the Federal Constitutional Court) and the proclamation of the Decision (§ 46 of the Law on the Federal Constitutional Court). As far as Members who have lost their membership in accordance with the first sentence have been elected in constituencies, the election of a constituency member in these constituencies shall be repeated with the appropriate application of Section 44 (2) to (4); in this case, the Members who have lost their membership in accordance with the first sentence, do not appear as candidates. As far as Members who have lost their membership in accordance with the first sentence were elected according to a Land list of the party or sub-organisation of the Party declared unconstitutional, the seats remain vacant. In addition, § 48 (1) applies. Unofficial table of contents

Section 47 Decision on the loss of membership

(1) The loss of membership in accordance with § 46 (1) shall be decided upon

1.

in the case of point 1 in the electoral procedure,

2.

in the case of numbers 2 and 5, by the decision of the Council of Elders of the German Bundestag,

3.

in the case of point 3, where the loss of eligibility has been the result of a final right to judge, by the decision of the Council of Elders of the German Bundestag, and in other cases in the electoral examination procedure,

4.

in the case of point 4 by the President of the German Bundestag, in the form of the granting of an acknowledgement of the declaration of waier.

(2) If a decision is taken on the loss of membership in the electoral examination procedure, the Member shall leave the German Bundestag with the legal force of the decision. (3) The Elder's Council or the President of the German Bundestag shall decide on the decision. Bundestag (Bundestag) on the loss of membership, the MP will leave the German Bundestag with the decision. The decision shall be taken immediately by its own motion. Within two weeks of the notification of the decision, the person concerned may request the decision of the German Bundestag on the loss of membership in the electoral examination procedure. Delivery shall be carried out in accordance with the provisions of the Administrative Appointing Act. Unofficial table of contents

Section 48 vocation of list compliance and replacement numbers

(1) If an elected applicant dies or the Land returning officer in writing declares the rejection of the acquisition of membership or if an MP dies or otherwise leaves the German Bundestag subsequently, the seat shall be taken out of the National list of the party for which the chosen candidate or retired Member has appeared in the election. In the case of succession, those list candidates who have been eliminated from this party or have become a member of another party have not been taken into account since the date of drawing up of the Land list. List applicants who, as elected candidates in the constituency, have rejected their membership acquisition or who have waived their membership in the German Bundestag are not included in the list. If the list is exhausted, the seat shall remain unoccupied. The Land returning officer shall determine who is the successor to the list. He notifies the successor to the list and asks him to explain in writing within one week whether he accepts the succession. (2) If the expatriate is elected as a constituency member of a group of voters or a party for which there is no If the country list had been approved, the number of people in the constituency will take place. The number of replacement shall take place not later than sixty days after the date of the expulsion. It shall not be held if it is established that a new German Bundestag shall be elected within six months. The number of replacement products shall be carried out in accordance with the general rules. The election day shall be determined by the Land returning officer. Section 41 shall apply accordingly.

Ninth Section
Final provisions

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Section 49 Dispute

Decisions and measures directly related to the electoral procedure can only be challenged with the legal remedies provided for in this Act and in the Federal Electoral Regulations, as well as in the electoral review procedure. Unofficial table of contents

§ 49a Administrative Offences

(1) The offence is unlawful.

1.

Contrary to § 11, an honorary office refuses to pay an honorary office or withdraws without sufficient excuse the duties of such an office or

2.

Contrary to Section 32 (2), the results of voter surveys after the vote on the content of the voting decision before the end of the election period are published.

(2) The administrative offence referred to in paragraph 1, point 1, may be punishable by a fine of up to five hundred euros, the administrative offence referred to in paragraph 1 (2) with a fine of up to fifty thousand euros. (3) Administrative authority within the meaning of section 36 (1) (1) of the Law on Administrative Offences

1.

in the event of an administrative offence referred to in paragraph 1, point 1

a)

the constituency returning officer, if an elector is the office of an electoral officer, deputy head of the electoral board or a co-chair of the electoral board or in the constituency election committee,

b)

the Land returning officer, if an elector is the office of a co-sitter in the Land Electoral Committee,

c)

the Federal Returning Officer, if an eligible person has the office of a co-sitter in the Federal Electoral Committee

leaning against the duties of such an office without any excuse or without sufficient excuse,

2.

in the event of an administrative offence referred to in paragraph 1 (2) of the Federal Returning Officer.

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Section 49b State funds for other constituency nominations

(1) Applicants of a ballot submitted in accordance with § § 18 and 20 of the eligible voters who have reached at least 10 of the hundred of the valid first votes cast in a constituency will receive a valid vote of 2.80 euros. The funds are to be provided in the federal budget. (2) The determination and disbursals of the state funds are to be paid by the applicant within two months of the meeting of the German Bundestag with the President of the German Bundestag in writing; subsequent incoming applications shall not be taken into account. The amount is fixed and disbursed by the President of the German Bundestag. (3) The provisions of the Party Act on the absolute and relative upper limit shall not apply. Unofficial table of contents

§ 50 Electoral costs

(1) The Federal Government shall, at the same time, reimburse the Länder for their congregations (associations of municipalities) the necessary expenditure incurred by the election. (2) The costs for the dispatch of the election notifications and the postal ballot documents as well as the refreshment allowances for the members of the electoral board, the countries shall be replaced by individual accounts. With the simultaneous implementation of local and municipal elections, as well as of votes with elections to the German Bundestag, these costs will be replaced proportionally to the respective country. (3) The remaining costs shall be determined by a fixed amount per person entitled to vote refunded. It amounts to 0.45 euros for municipalities up to 100,000 eligible voters and 0.70 euros for municipalities with more than 100,000 eligible voters. Any necessary adjustments to the fixed amount in accordance with the second sentence to the price development shall be fixed at the earliest for an election after 1 January 2005 by the Federal Ministry of the Interior by means of a regulation with the consent of the Federal Council. (4) The Federal Government Remembers the blind clubs who have declared their readiness to produce ballot paper templates, the necessary expenses caused by the production and distribution of the ballot paper templates.

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(+ + + Note: § 50 para. 3 sentence 2: Gem. V v. 29.9.2009 I 3220 becomes mWv 1.1.2009 the fixed amount for municipalities up to 100 000 eligible voters at 0.48 euro and for municipalities with more than 100 000 eligible voters at 0.74 euro + + +) Unofficial table of contents

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Section 52 of the Federal Elections Code

(1) The Federal Ministry of the Interior shall adopt the Federal Electoral Regulations required for the implementation of this Act. In particular, it shall adopt legislation on:

1.

the appointment of the electoral heads and the electoral boards, the formation of electoral committees and electoral boards, and the activities, quorum and the procedure of electoral bodies;

2.

the appointment to a Wahlehrenamt (Wahlehrenamt), the replacement of deposits for holders of Wahlehrenämtern and the fine-payment procedure,

3.

election time,

4.

the formation of electoral districts and their publication,

5.

the individual conditions for inclusion in the electoral registers, their management, correction and conclusion, on the inspection of the voters 'registers, on the objection and the complaint against the voters' register, and on the Notification of eligible voters,

6.

the individual conditions for the issuing of voting certificates, their exhibition, the opposition and the appeal against the rejection of voting certificates,

7.

the verification of the conditions of the electoral law,

8.

the procedure for the electoral bodies referred to in Article 18 (2) to (4a);

9.

The submission, content and form of the election proposals and the accompanying documents, their examination, the elimination of defects, their authorisation, the appeal against decisions of the constituency election committee and the Land electoral committee, as well as the Announcement of nominations,

10.

the form and content of the ballot paper and the ballot paper envelope,

11.

-provision, establishment and publication of the elective rooms, as well as electoral protection structures and electoral cells;

12.

the vote, even where special conditions require special arrangements,

13.

the postal ballot,

14.

the release and inclusion of insurance on oath,

15.

the choice in health and care facilities, monasteries, locked homes, as well as social and judicial institutions,

16.

the determination of the results of the election, its notification and notification and the notification of the elected,

17.

the conduct of post-election, repeat and replacement elections, as well as the appointment of list-following.

(2) The legislation does not require the consent of the Federal Council. (3) The Federal Ministry of the Interior is authorized, in the event of a dissolution of the German Bundestag, the time limits laid down in the Federal Elections Act and in the Federal Electoral Regulations. and to abbreviate dates by means of a regulation without the consent of the Federal Council. Unofficial table of contents

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§ 54 Deadlines, dates and form

(1) The time limits and dates laid down in this Act and in the Federal Electoral Regulations adopted pursuant to this Law shall not be extended or changed by the fact that the last day of the period or an appointment on a Saturday, a Sunday, a Sunday, a Statutory or state-protected public holiday. A reinstatation to the previous stand is excluded. (2) As far as nothing else is intended in this law or in the Federal Electoral Regulations adopted pursuant to this Act, prescribed statements must be made in person and in hand in writing. , and shall be in the competent authority in the original. Unofficial table of contents

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Annex (to § 2 (2))
Description of the proposed Bundestag constituencies

(Fundstelle: BGBl. I 2012, 519-578)

Constituency of the constituency Nr.Name

Schleswig-Holstein
1	Flensburg-Schleswig	District-free town of Flensburg
		District Schleswig-Flensburg
2	Nordfriesland-Dithmarschen Nord	District Nordfriesland
		from the circle of Dithmarschen
			amtsfreie municipality Heide
			Office Büsum-Wesselburen
			the municipalities Büsum, Büsumer Deichhausen, Friedrichsgabekoog, Hedwigenkoog, Hellschen-Heringsand-Unterschaar, Hillgroven, Norddeich, Oesterdeichstrich, Oesterwurth, Reinsbüttel, Schülp, Strübbel, Süderdeich, Warwerort, Wesselburen, Wesselburener Deichhausen, Wesselburenerkoog, West Inch
			Kirchspielslandgemeinde Eider
			the municipalities Barkenholm, Bergewöhrden, Dellstedt, Delve, Dörpling, Fedderingen, Gaushorn, Glüsing, Groven, Hemme, Hennstedt, Hövede, Hollingstedt, Karolinenkoog, Kleve, Krempel, Lehe, Linden, Lunden, Norderheistedt, Pahlen, Rehm-Flehde-Bargen, Sankt Annen, Schalkholz, Schlichting, Süderdorf, Süderheistedt, Tellingstedt, Tielenhemme, Wallen, Welmbüttel, Westerborstel, Wiemerstedt, Wrohm
			Kirchspielslandgemeinde Heider Umland
			the municipalities Hemmingstedt, Lieth, Lohe-Rickelshof, Neuenkirchen, Norderwöhrden, Nordhastedt, Ostrohe, Stelle-Wittenwurth, Weddingstedt, Wesseln, Wöhrden
		(Other municipalities. Wkr. 3)
3	Steinburg-Dithmarschen Süd	District Steinburg
		from the circle of Dithmarschen
			amtsfreie municipality Brunsbüttel
			Office Burg-St. Michaelisdonn
			the municipalities Averlak, Brickeln, Buchholz, Burg (Dithmarschen), Things, Eddelak, Eggstedt, Frestedt, Großenrade, Hochdonn, Kuden, Quickborn, Sankt Michaelisdonn, Süderhastedt
			Office Marne-North Sea
			the municipalities Diekhusen-Fahrstedt, Friedrichskoog, Helse, Kaiser-Wilhelm-Koog, Kronprinzenkoog, Marne, Marnerdeich, Neufeld, Neufelderkoog, Ramhusen, Schmedeswurth, Trennewurth, Volsemenhusen
			Office Mitteldithmarschen
			the municipalities Albersdorf, Arkebek, Bargenstedt, Barlt, Bunsoh, Busenwurth, Elpersbüttel, Epenwöhrden, Gudendorf, Immenstedt, Krumstedt, Meldorf, Nindorf, Nordermeldorf, Odderade, Offenbüttel, Osterrade, Sarzbüttel, Schafstedt, Schrum, Tensbüttel-Röst, Wennbüttel, Windbergen, Wolmersdorf
		(Other municipalities. Wkr. 2)
		by the district of Segeberg
			amtsfreie municipality Bad Bramstedt
			Office Bad Bramstedt-Land
			the municipalities Armstedt, Bimöhlen, Borstel, Föhrden-Barl, Exporlendorf, Großenaspe, Hagen, Hardebek, Hasenkrug, Heidmoor, Hitzhusen, Mönkloh, Weddelbrook, Wiemersdorf
		(Other municipalities. Wkr. 6, 8)
4	Rendsburg-Eckernförde	From the district of Rendsburg-Eckernförde
			amtsfree communities Büdelsdorf, Eckernförde, Rendsburg, Wasbek
			Office Achterwehr
			the municipalities Achterwehr, Bredenbek, Felde, Krummwisch, Melsdorf, Ottendorf, Quarnbek, Westensee
			Office Bordesholm
			the municipalities Bissee, Bordesholm, Bruges, Grevenkrug, Groß Buchwald, Hoffeld, Loop, Mühbrook, Negenharrie, Reesdorf, Schmalstede, Schönbek, Sören, Wattenbek
			Amt Danish hagen
			the municipalities Danischhagen, Noer, Schwedeneck, Strande
			Office Danish Wohld
			the municipalities Felm, Gettorf, Lindau, Neudorf-Bornstein, Neuwittenbek, Osdorf, Schinkel, Tüttendorf
			Amt Eiderkanal
			the municipalities Bovenau, Haßmoor, Ostenfeld (Rendsburg), Osterrönfeld, Rade b. Rendsburg, Schacht-Audorf, Schülldorf
			Flintbek Office
			the municipalities Böhnhusen, Flintbek, Schönhorst, Techelsdorf
			Office Fockbek
			the municipalities Alt Duvenstedt, Fockbek, Nübbel, Rickert
			Office Hohner Harde
			the municipalities Bargstall, Breiholz, Christiansholm, Elsdorf-Westermühlen, Friedrichsgraben, Friedrichsholm, Hamdorf, Hohn, Königshügel, Lohe-Föhrden, Prinzenmoor, Sophienhamm
			Office Hüttener Berge
			the municipalities Ahlefeld-Bistensee, Ascheffel, Borgstedt, Brekendorf, Bünsdorf, Damendorf, Groß Wittensee, Haby, Holtsee, Holzbunge, Hütten, Klein Wittensee, Neu Duvenstedt, Osterby, Owschlag, Sehestedt
			Amt Jevenstedt
			the municipalities Brinjahe, Embtouched, Haale, Hamweddel, Hörsten, Jevenstedt, Luhnstedt, Schülp b. Rendsburg, Stafstedt, Westerrönfeld
			Office Mittelholstein
			the municipalities Arpsdorf, Aukrug, Beldorf, Bendorf, Beringstedt, Bornholt, Ehndorf, Gokels, Grauel, Hanerau-Hademarschen, Heinkenborstel, Hohenwestedt, Jahrsdorf, Lütjenwestedt, Meezen, Mörel, Nienborstel, Nindorf, Oldenbüttel, Osterstedt, Padenstedt, Rade b. Hohenwestedt, Remmels, Seefeld, Steenfeld, Tackesdorf, Tappendorf, Thaden, Todenbüttel, Wapelfeld
			Office Molfsee
			the municipalities Blumenthal, Mielkendorf, Molfsee, Rodenbek, Rumohr, Schierensee
			Office Nortorfer Land
			the municipalities Bargstedt, Bokel, Borgdorf-Seedorf, Brammer, Dätgen, Eisendorf, Ellerdorf, Emkendorf, Gnutz, Groß Vollstedt, Krogaspe, Langwedel, Nortorf, Oldenhütten, Schülp b. Nortorf, Timmaspe, Warder
			Office Schlei-Baltic Sea
			the municipalities Altenhof, Barkelsby, Brodersby, Damp, Dörphof, Fleckeby, Gammelby, Goosefeld, Güby, Holzdorf, Hummelfeld, Karby, Kosel, Loose, Rieseby, Thumby, Waabs, Windeby, Winnemark
		(Other municipalities. Wkr. 5)
5	Kiel	District-Free City of Kiel
		by the district of Rendsburg-Eckernförde
			amtsfree communities Altenholz, Kronshagen
		(Other municipalities. Wkr. 4)
6	Plön-Neumünster	Circle-free city Neumünster
		Circle Plön
		by the district of Segeberg
			Office Boostedt-Rickling
			the municipalities Boostedt, Daldorf, Groß Kummerfeld, Heidmühlen, Latendorf, Rickling
		(Other municipalities. Wkr. 3, 8)
7	Pinneberg	Kreis Pinneberg
8	Segeberg-Stormarn-Mitte	Vom Kreis Segeberg
			amtsfree communities Bad Segeberg, Ellerau, Henstedt-Ulzburg, Kaltenkirchen, Norderstedt, Wahlstedt
			Office Bornhöved
			the municipalities Bornhöved, Damsdorf, Gönnebek, Schmalensee, Stocksee, Tarbek, Tensfeld, Trappenkamp
			Amt Itzstedt
			the municipalities Itzstedt, Kayhude, Nahe, Oering, Seth, Sülfeld, (without Tangstedt, s. Circle Stormarn)
			Office Kaltenkirchen-Land
			the municipalities Alveslohe, Hartenholm, Hasenmoor, Lentföhrden, Nützen, Schmalfeld
			Office Kisdorf
			the municipalities Hüttblek, Kattendorf, Kisdorf, Oersdorf, Sievershütten, Struvenhütten, Stuvenborn, Wakendorf II, Winsen
			Office Leezen
			the municipalities Bark, Bebensee, Fredesdorf, Groß Niendorf, Högersdorf, Kükels, Leezen, Mözen, Neversdorf, Schwissel, Todesfelde, Wittenborn
			Office Trave-Land
			the municipalities Bahrenhof, Blunk, Bühnsdorf, Dreggers, Fahrenkrug, Geschendorf, Glasau, Groß Rönnau, Klein Gladebrügge, Klein Rönnau, Krems II, Negernbötel, Nehms, Neuengörs, Pronstorf, Rohlstorf, Schackendorf, Schieren, Seedorf, Stipsdorf, strucdorf, Travenhorst, Traventhal, Wakendorf I, Weede, Wensin, Westerrade
		(Other municipalities. Wkr. 3, 6)
		from Stormarn County
			amtsfree communities Ammersbek, Bad Oldesloe, Bargteheide
			Office Bad Oldesloe-Land
			the municipalities Grabau, Lasbek, Meddewade, Neritz, Pölitz, Rethwisch, Rümpel, Steinburg, Travenbrück
			Office Bargteheide-Land
			the municipalities Bargfeld-Stegen, Delingsdorf, Elmenhorst, Hammoor, Jersbek, Nienwohld, Todendorf, Tremsbüttel
			Municipality Tangstedt (Amt Itzstedt, Krs. Segeberg)
		(Other municipalities. Wkr. 9, 10)
9	Ostholstein-Stormarn-Nord	District Ostholstein
		from Stormarn County
			amtsfreie municipality Reinfeld (Holstein)
			North Stormarn Office
			the municipalities Badendorf, Barnitz, Feldhorst, Hamberge, Heidekamp, Heilshoop, Klein Wesenberg, Mönkhagen, Rehhorst, Wesenberg, Westerau, Zarpen
		(Other municipalities. Wkr. 8, 10)
10	Duzogtum Lauenburg-Stormarn-South	From the district Herzogtum Lauenburg
			amtsfree communities Geesthacht, Lauenburg/Elbe, Mölln, Ratzeburg, Schwarzenbek, Wentorf near Hamburg
			Amt Breitenfelde
			the municipalities Alt Mölln, Bälau, Borstorf, Breitenfelde, Grambek, Hornbek, Lehmrade, Niendorf/Stecknitz, Schretstaken, Talkau, Woltersdorf
			Office Büchen
			the municipalities Besenthal, Bröthen, Büchen, Fitzen, Göttin, Gudow, Güster, Klein Pampau, Langenlehsten, Müssen, Roseburg, Schulendorf, Siebenak, Tramm, Witzeeze
			Office Hohe Elbgeest
			the municipalities Aumühle, Börnsen, Dassendorf, Escheburg, Hamwarde, Hohenhorn, Kröppelshagen-Fahrendorf, Wiershop, Wohltorf, Worth
			Office Lauenburgische Lakes
			the municipalities Albsfelde, Bäk, Brunsmark, Buchholz, Einhaus, Fredeburg, Giesensdorf, Groß Disnack, Groß Grönau, Groß Sarau, Harmsdorf, Hollenbek, Horst, Kittlitz, Klein Zecher, Kulpin, Mechow, Mustin, Pogeez, Römnitz, Salem, Schmilau, Seedorf, Sterley, Ziethen
			Lütau Office
			the municipalities Basedow, Buchhorst, Dalldorf, Juliusburg, Krüzen, Krukow, Lanze, Lütau, Schnakenbek, Wangelau
			Office Schwarzenbek-Land
			the municipalities Basthorst, Brunstorf, Dahmker, Elmenhorst, Fuhlenhagen, Grabau, Groß Pampau, Grove, Gülzow, Hamfelde, Havekost, Kankelau, Kasseburg, Köthel, Kollow, Kuddewörde, Möhnsen, Mühlenrade, Sahms
			From the Office of Sandesalongside Nusse
			the municipalities Duvensee, Koberg, Kühsen, Lankau, Nusse, Panten, Poggensee, Ritzerau, Walksfelde
		(Other municipalities. Wkr. 11)
		from Stormarn County
			amtsfree communities Ahrensburg, Barsbüttel, Glinde, Großhansdorf, Oststeinbek, Reinbek
			Office Siek
			the municipalities Braak, Brunsbek, Hoisdorf, Siek, Stapelfeld
			Office Trittau
			the municipalities Grande, Grönwohld, Großensee, Hamfelde, Hohenfelde, Köthel, Lütjensee, Rausdorf, Trittau, Witzhave
		(Other municipalities. Wkr. 8, 9)
11	Lübeck	Circle-free city of Lübeck
		From the district Herzogtum Lauenburg
			Office Berkenthin
			the municipalities Behlendorf, Berkenthin, Bliestorf, Düchelsdorf, Göldenitz, Kastorf, Klempau, Krummesse, Niendorf bei Berkenthin, Rondeshagen, Sierksrade
			From the Office of Sandesalongside Nusse
			the municipalities Grinau, Groß Boden, Groß Schenkenberg, Klinkrade, Labenz, Linau, Lüchow, Sandesbeside, Schiphorst, Schönberg, Schürensöhlen, Siebenbums, Sirksfelde, Steinhorst, Stubben, Wentorf (Amt Sandesbeside)
		(Other municipalities. Wkr. 10)
Mecklenburg-Vorpommern
12	Schwerin-Ludwigslust-Parchim I-Nordwestmecklenburg I	District Free City of Schwerin
		by the district of Ludwigslust-Parchim
			amtsfree communities Boizenburg/Elbe, Hagenow, Ludwigslust, Lübtheen
			Office Boizenburg-Land
			the municipalities Bengerstorf, owned, Brahlstorf, Dersenow, Gresse, Greven, Neu Gülze, Nostorf, Schwanheide, Teldau, Ticino b. Boizenburg
			Office Dömitz-Malliß
			the municipalities Dömitz, Grebs-Niendorf, Karenz, Malk Göhren, Malliß, Neu Kaliß, Vielank
			Office Grabow
			the municipalities Balow, Brunow, Dambeck, Eldena, Gorlosen, Grabow, Karstädt, Kremmin, Milow, Möllenbeck, Muchow, Prislich, Steesow, Zierzow
			Office Hagenow-Land
			the municipalities Alt Zachun, Bandenitz, Belsch, Bobzin, Bresegard bei Picher, Gammelin, Groß Krams, Hoort, Hülseburg, Kirch Jesar, Kuhstorf, Moraas, Pätow-Steegen, Picher, Pritzier, Redefin, Setzin, Strohkirchen, Toddin, Warlitz
			Amt Ludwigslust-Land
			the municipalities Alt Krenzlin, Bresegard bei Eldena, Göhlen, Groß Laasch, Leussow, Lübesse, Lüblow, Rastow, Sülstorf, Uelitz, Warlow, Wöbbelin
			Office Neustadt-Glewe
			the municipalities Blievenstorf, Brenz, Neustadt-Glewe
			Office Stralendorf
			the municipalities Dümmer, Holthusen, Klein Rogahn, Pampow, Schossin, Stralendorf, Warsow, Wittenförden, Zülow
			Office Wittenburg
			the municipalities Körchow, Lehsen, Wittenburg, Wittendörp
			Office Zarrentin
			the municipalities Gallin, Kogel, Lüttow-Valluhn, Vellahn, Zarrentin am Schaalsee
		(Other municipalities. Wkr. 13)
		by the county of Nordwestmecklenburg
			Office Gadebusch
			the municipalities Dragun, Gadebusch, Kneese, Krembz, Mühlen Eichsen, Rögnitz, Roggendorf, Veelböken
			Office Lützow-Lübstorf
			the municipalities Alt Meteln, Brüsewitz, Cramonshagen, Dalberg-Wendelstorf, Gottesgabe, Grambow, Klein Trebbow, Lübstorf, Lützow, Perlin, Pingelshagen, Pokrent, Schildetal, Seehof, Zickhusen
			Office Rehna
			the municipalities Carlow, Dechow, Groß Molzahn, Holdorf, Königsfeld, Nesow, Rehna, Rieps, Tee Village, Thandorf, Utecht, Vitense, Wedendorfersee
			Office Schönberger Land
			the municipalities Dassow, Grieben, Groß Siemz, Lockwisch, Lüdersdorf, Menzendorf, Niendorf, Papenhusen, Roduchelstorf, Schönberg, Selmsdorf
		(Other municipalities. Wkr. 13)
13	Ludwigslust-Parchim II- Nordwestmecklenburg II- District Rostock I	From the district of Ludwigslust-Parchim
			amtsfree municipality Parchim
			Office Banzkow
			the municipalities Banzkov, Plate, Sukow
			Office Crivitz
			the municipalities Barnin, Bülow, Crivitz, Demen, Friedrichsruhe, Tramm, Zapel
			Office Eldenburg Lübz
			the municipalities Gallin-Kuppentin, Gischow, Granzin, Karbow-Vietlübbe, Kreien, Kritzow, Lübz, Lutheran, Marnitz, Passow, Siggelkow, Suckow, Tessenow, Wahlstorf, Werder
			Office Goldberg-Mildenitz
			the municipalities Dobbertin, Goldberg, Mestlin, New Poserine, Techentin
			Office Ostufer Schweriner See
			the municipalities Cambs, Dobin am See, Gneven, Langen Brütz, Leezen, Pinnow, Raben Steinfeld
			Office Parchimer Umland
			the municipalities Dam, Domsühl, Groß Godems, Karrenzin, Lewitzrand, Obere Warnow, Rom, Severin, Spornitz, Stolpe, Ziegendorf, Zölkow
			Office Plau am See
			the municipalities Barkhagen, Buchberg, Ganzlin, Plau am See, Wendisch Priborn
			Amt Sternberger Seenlandschaft
			the municipalities Blankenberg, Borkow, Brüel, Dabel, Hohen Pritz, Kobrow, Kuhlen-Wendorf, Langen Jarchow, Mustin, Sternberg, Weitendorf, Witzin, Zahrensdorf
		(Other municipalities. Wkr. 12)
		by the county of Nordwestmecklenburg
			amtsfree communities Grevesmühlen, Island Poel, Wismar
			Amt Dorf Mecklenburg-Bad Kleine
			the municipalities Bad Kleine, Barnekow, Bobitz, Dorf Mecklenburg, Groß Stieten, Hohen Viecheln, Lübow, Metelsdorf, Ventschow
			Office Grevesmühlen-Land
			the municipalities Bernstorf, Börzow, Gägelow, Mallentin, Plüschow, Roggenstorf, Rüting, Testorf-Steinfort, Upahl, Warnow
			Office Klützer Winkel
			the municipalities Boltenhagen, Damshagen, Hohenkirchen, Kalkhorst, Klütz, Zierow
			Office Neuburg
			the municipalities Benz, Blowatz, Boiensdorf, Hornstorf, Krusenhagen, Neuburg
			Office Neukloster-Warin
			the municipalities Bibow, Glasin, Jesendorf, Lübberstorf, Neukloster, Passee, Warin, Züsow, Zurow
		(Other municipalities. Wkr. 12)
		by the district Rostock
			amtsfree communities Bad Doberan, Kröpelin, Kühlungsborn, Neubukow, Satow
			Office Bad Doberan-Land
			the municipalities Admannshagen-Bargeshagen, Bartenshagen-Parkentin, Börgerende-Rethwisch, Hohenfelde, Nienhagen, Reddelich, Retschow, Steffenshagen, Wittenbeck
			Office Neubukow-Salzhaff
			the municipalities Old Bukow, Am Salzhaff, Bastorf, Biendorf, Carinerland, Kirch Mulsow, Rerik
		(Other municipalities. Wkr. 14, 17)
14	Rostock-Landkreis Rostock II	District-Free City of Rostock
		by the district Rostock
			amtsfree communities Dummerstorf, Graal-Müritz, Sanitz
			Office Carbäk
			the municipalities Broderstorf, Klein Kussewitz, Poppendorf, Roggentin, Thulendorf
			Office Rostocker Heide
			the municipalities Bentwisch, Blankenhagen, Gelbensande, Mönchhagen, Rövershagen
			Office Schwaan
			the municipalities Benitz, Bröbberow, Kassow, Rukieten, Schwaan, reservation, Wiendorf
			Office Ticino
			the municipalities Cammin, Gnewitz, Grammow, Nustrow, Selpin, Stubbendorf, Tessin, Thelkow, Zarnewanz
			Office Warnow-West
			the municipalities Elmenhorst/Lichtenhagen, Kritzmow, Lambrechtshagen, Papendorf, Pölchow, Stäbelow, Ziesendorf
		(Other municipalities. Wkr. 13, 17)
15	Vorpommern-Rügen- Vorpommern-Greifswald I	District Vorpommern-Rügen
		by the district of Vorpommern-Greifswald
			amtsfreie municipality Greifswald
			Office Landhagen
			the municipalities Behrenhoff, Dargelin, Dersekow, Diedrichshagen, Hinrichshagen, Levenhagen, Mesekenhagen, Neuenkirchen, Wackerow, Weitenhagen
		(Other municipalities. Wkr. 16)
16	Mecklenburgische Seenplatte I- Vorpommern-Greifswald II	Vom Landkreis Mecklenburgische Seenplatte
			amtsfree communities Feldberger Seenlandschaft, Neubrandenburg
			Office Friedland
			the municipalities Datzetal, Eichhorst, Friedland, Galenbeck, Genzkow, Glienke
			Office Neverin
			the municipalities Beseritz, Blankenhof, Brunn, Neddemin, Neuenkirchen, Neverin, Sponholz, Staven, Trollhagen, Woggersin, Wulkenzin, Zirzow
			Office Stargarder Land
			the municipalities Burg Stargard, Cammin, Cölpin, Groß Nemerow, Holldorf, Lindetal, Pragsdorf
			Woldegk Office
			the municipalities Groß Miltzow, Helpt, Kublank, Mildenitz, Neetzka, Petersdorf, Schönbeck, Schönhausen, Voigtsdorf, Woldegk
		(Other municipalities. Wkr. 17)
		by the district of Vorpommern-Greifswald
			amtsfree communities Anklam, Heringsdorf, Pasewalk, Strasburg (Uckermark), Ueckermünde
			Office At Peenestrom
			the municipalities Buggenhagen, Krummin, Lassan, Lütow, Sauzin, Wolgast, Zemitz
			Office At The Stettiner Haff
			the municipalities Ahlbeck, Altwarp, Eggesin, Grambin, Hintersee, Leopoldshagen, Liepgarten, Luckow, Lübs, Meiersberg, Mönkebude, Torgelow-Hollchangeei, Vogelsang-Warsin
			Office of Anklam-Land
			the municipalities Bargischow, Blesewitz, Boldekow, Bugewitz, Butzow, Ducherow, Iven, Krien, Krusenfelde, Liepen, Medow, Neetzow, Neu Kosenow, Neuenkirchen, Postlow, Rossin, Sarnow, Spantekow, Stolpe
			Office Jarmen-Tutow
			the municipalities Alt Tellin, Bentzin, Daberkow, Jpoor, Kruckow, Tutow, Völschow
			Office Lubmin
			the municipalities Brünzow, Hanshagen, Katzow, Kemnitz, Kröslin, Loissin, Lubmin, Neu Boltenhagen, Rubenow, Wusterhusen
			Office Löcknitz-Penkun
			the municipalities Bergholz, Blankensee, Boock, Glasow, Grambow, Krackow, Löcknitz, Nadrensee, Penkun, Plöwen, Ramin, Rossow, Rothenklempenow
			Office Peenetal/Loitz
			the municipalities Görmin, Loitz, Sassen-Trantow
			Office Torgelow-Ferdinandshof
			the municipalities Altwigshagen, Ferdinandshof, Hammer a.d. Uecker, Heinrichsruh, Heinrichswalde, Rothemühl, Torgelow, Wilhelmsburg
			Office Uecker-Randow-Tal
			the municipalities Brietzig, Fahrenwalde, Groß Luckow, Jatznick, Koblentz, Krugsdorf, Nieden, Papendorf, Polzow, Rollwitz, Schönwalde, Viereck, Zerrenthin
			Office Usedom-North
			the municipalities Karlshagen, Mölschow, Peenemünde, Trassenheide, Zinnowitz
			Office Usedom-South
			the municipalities Benz, Dargen, Garz, Kamminke, Korswandt, Koserow, Loddin, Mellenthin, Pudagla, Rankwitz, Stolpe auf Usedom, Ückeritz, Usedom, Zempin, Zirchow
			Office Züssow
			the municipalities Bandelin, Gribow, Groß Kiesow, Groß Polzin, Gützkow, Karlsburg, Klein Bünzow, Kölzin, Lühmannsdorf, Murchin, Rubkow, Schmatzin, Wrangelsburg, Ziethen, Züssow
		(Other municipalities. Wkr. 15)
17	Mecklenburgische Seenplatte II- District Rostock III	Vom Landkreis Mecklenburgische Seenplatte
			amtsfree communities Dargun, Demmin, Neustrelitz, Waren (Müritz)
			Office Demmin-Land
			the municipalities Beggerow, Borrentin, Hohenbollentin, Hohenmocker, Kentzlin, Kletzin, Lindenberg, Meesiger, Nossendorf, Sarow, Schönfeld, Siedenbrünzow, Sommersdorf, Utzedel, Verchen, Warrenzin
			Office Malchin at the Kummerower See
			the municipalities Basedow, Duckow, Faulenrost, Gielow, Kummerow, Malchin, Neukalen
			Office Malchow
			the municipalities Alt Schwerin, Five Lakes, Göhren-Lebbin, Malchow, Nossentiner Hut, Penkow, Silz, Walow, Zislow
			Office Mecklenburgische Kleinseenplatte
			the municipalities Mirow, Priepert, Roggentin, Wesenberg, Wustrow
			Office Neustrelitz-Land
			the municipalities Blankensee, Blumenholz, Carpin, Godendorf, Grünow, Hohenzieritz, Klein Many, Kratzeburg, Möllenbeck, Userin, Wokuhl-Dabelow
			Office Penzliner Land
			the municipalities Anchor shagen, Kuckssee, Möllenhagen, Penzlin
			Office Röbel-Müritz
			the municipalities Altenhof, Bollewick, Buchholz, Bütow, Fincken, Gotthun, Grabow-Below, Groß Kelle, Kieve, Lärz, Leizen, Ludorf, Massow, Melz, Priborn, Rechlin, Röbel/Müritz, Schwarz, Sietow, Stuer, Vipperow, Wredenhagen, Zepkow
			Office Lakeshland Goods
			the municipalities Dratow-Schloen, Grabowhöfe, Groß Plasten, Hohen Wangelin, Jabel, Kargow, Klink, Klocksin, Moltzow, Neu Gaarz, Peenehagen, Torgelow am See, Varchentin, Vollrathsruhe
			Office Stavenhagen
			the municipalities Bredenfelde, Briggow, Grammentin, Gülzow, Ivenack, Jürgenstorf, Kittendorf, Knorrendorf, Mölln, Ritzerow, Rosenow, Stavenhagen, Zettemin
			Office Treptower Tollensewinkel
			the municipalities Altenhagen, Altentreptow, Bartow, Breesen, Breest, Burow, Gnevkow, Golchen, Grapzow, Grischow, Groß Teetzleben, Gültz, Kriesow, Pripsleben, Röckwitz, Siedenbollentin, Tützpatz, Werder, Wildberg, Wolde
		(Other municipalities. Wkr. 16)
		by the district Rostock
			amtsfree communities Güstrow, Teterow
			Office Bützow-Land
			the municipalities Baumgarten, Bernitt, Bützow, Dreetz, Jürgenshagen, Klein Belitz, Penzin, Rühn, Steinhagen, Tarnow, Warnow, Zepelin
			Office Gnoien
			the municipalities Altkalen, Behren-Lübchin, Boddin, Finkenthal, Gnoien, Lühburg, Walkendorf
			Office Güstrow-Land
			the municipalities Glasewitz, Groß Schwiesow, Gülzow-Prüzen, Gutow, Klein Upahl, Kuhs, Lohmen, Lüssow, Mistorf, Mühl Rosin, Plaaz, Reimershagen, Sarmstorf, Zehna
			Office Krakow am See
			the municipalities Dobbin-Linstow, Hoppenrade, Krakow am See, Kuchelmiß, Lalendorf, Langhagen
			Office Laage
			the municipalities Diekhof, Dolgen am See, Hohen Sprenz, Laage, Wardow
			Mecklenburgische Schweiz
			the municipalities Alt Sührkow, Dahmen, Dalkendorf, Groß Roge, Groß Wokern, Groß Wüstenfelde, Hohen Demzin, Jördenstorf, Lelkendorf, Prebberede, Schorssow, Schwasdorf, Sukow-Levitzow, Thürkow, Warnkenhagen
		(Other municipalities. Wkr. 13, 14)
Hamburg
18	Hamburg-Mitte	From the district of Hamburg-Mitte
			the urban districts Billbrock, Billstedt, Borgfelde, Finkenwerder, HafenCity, Hamburg-Altstadt, Hammerbrook, Hamm, Horn, Island Neuwerk, Kleiner Grasbrook, Neustadt, Rothenburgsort, St. Georg, St. Pauli, Steinwerder, Veddel, Waltershof
		(The rest of the district. Wkr. 23)
		from the district of Hamburg-Nord
			the urban districts Barmbek-Nord, Barmbek-Süd, Dulsberg, Hohenfelde, Uhlenhorst
		(The rest of the district. Wkr. 21)
		from the District of Wandsbek
			the district of Eilbek
		(The rest of the district. Wkr. 21, 22)
19	Hamburg-Altona	District Altona
20	Hamburg-Eimsbüttel	District Eimsbüttel
21	Hamburg-North	From the district of Hamburg-Nord
			the urban districts Alsterdorf, Eppendorf, Fuhlsbüttel, Groß Borstel, Hoheluft-Ost, Langenhorn, Ohlsdorf, Winterhude
		(The rest of the district. Wkr. 18)
		from the District of Wandsbek
			the urban districts Bergstedt, Duvenstedt, Hummelsbüttel, Lemsahl-Mellingstedt, Poppenbüttel, Sasel, Wellingsbüttel, Wohldorf-Ohlstedt
		(The rest of the district. Wkr. 18, 22)
22	Hamburg-Wandsbek	From the district of Wandsbek
			the urban districts Bramfeld, Farmsen-Berne, Jenfeld, Marienthal, Rahlstedt, Steep Shoop, Tonndorf, Volksdorf, Wandsbek
		(The rest of the district. Wkr. 18, 21)
23	Hamburg-Bergedorf-Harburg	District Bergedorf
		District Harburg
		from the district of Hamburg-Mitte
			the district of Wilhelmsburg
		(The rest of the district. Wkr. 18)
Lower Saxony
24	Aurich-Emden	District-Free City of Emden
		District Aurich
25	Subems	District Empty
		by the district of Emsland
			the municipalities City Haren (Ems), City Papenburg, Rhede (Ems), Twist
			Village of Dörpen
			the municipalities Der sum, Dörpen, Heede, Kluse, Lehe, Neubörger, Neulehe, Walchum, Wippingen
			Samtgemeinde Lathen
			the municipalities Fresenburg, Lathen, Niederlangen, Oberlangen, Renkenberge, Sustrum
			Municipality of Nordhümmling
			the municipalities Bockhorst, Breddenberg, Esterwegen, Hilkenbrook, Surwold
			Samtgemeinde Sögel
			the municipalities Börger, Groß Berßen, Hüven, Klein Berßen, Sögel, Spahnharrenstätte, Stavern, Werpeloh
			Samtgemeinde Werlte
			the municipalities Lahn, Lorup, Rastdorf, Vrees, Werlte
		(Other municipalities. Wkr. 31)
26	Friesland-Wilhelmshaven-Wittmund	District-free town Wilhelmshaven
		County of Friesland
		County of Wittmund
27	Oldenburg-Ammerland	District-Free City Oldenburg (Oldenburg)
		Municipality of Ammerland
28	Delmenhorst-Wesermarsch-Oldenburg-Land	District-free town of Delmenhorst
		District Oldenburg
		District of Wesermarsch
29	Cuxhaven-Stade II	County Cuxhaven
		County of Stade
			the municipality of Drochtersen
			Samtgemeinde Himmelpforten
			the municipalities Düdenbüttel, Engelschoff, Großenwörden, Hammah, Himmelpforten
			Village of Nordkehdingen
			the municipalities Balje, Flecken Freiburg (Elbe), Krummendeich, Oederquart, Wischhafen
			Samtgemeinde Oldendorf
			the municipalities Burweg, Estorf, Heinbockel, Kranenburg, Oldendorf
		(Other municipalities. Wkr. 30)
30	Stade I-Rotenburg II	From the district of Rotenburg (Wümme)
			the municipalities Stadt Bremervörde, Gnarrenburg
			Samtgemeinde Geestequelle
			the municipalities Alfstedt, Basdahl, Ebersdorf, Hipstedt, Oerel
			Samtgemeinde Selsingen
			the municipalities Anderlingen, Deinstedt, Farven, Ostereistedt, Rhade, Sandbostel, Seedorf, Selsingen
			Municipality of Sittensen
			the municipalities Large Meckelsen, Hamersen, Kalbe, Klein Meckelsen, Lengenbostel, Sittensen, Tiste, Vierden, Wohnste
			Samtgemeinde Tarmstedt
			the municipalities Breddorf, Bülstedt, Hepstedt, Kirchtimke, Tarmstedt, Vorwerk, Westertimke, Wilstedt
			Samtgemeinde Zeven
			the municipalities Elsdorf, Gyhum, Heeslingen, City of Zeven
		(Other municipalities. Wkr. 35)
		County of Stade
			the municipalities City of Buxtehude, Jork, Hansestadt Stade
			Samtgemeinde Apensen
			the municipalities Apensen, Beckdorf, Sauensiek
			Samtgemeinde Fredenbeck
			the municipalities Deinste, Fredenbeck, Kutenholz
			Samtgemeinde Harsefeld
			the municipalities Ahlerstedt, Bargstedt, Brest, Flecken Harsefeld
			Samtgemeinde Horneburg
			the municipalities Agathenburg, Bliedersdorf, Dollern, Flecken Horneburg, Nottensdorf
			Samtgemeinde Lühe
			the municipalities Grünendeich, Guderhandviertel, Hollern-Twielenfleth, Mittelnkirchen, Neuenkirchen, Steinkirchen
		(Other municipalities. Wkr. 29)
31	Mittelems	County County Bbentheim
		by the district of Emsland
			the municipalities Emsbüren, Geeste, Stadt Haselünne, Stadt Lingen (Ems), Town of Meppen, Salzbergen
			Samtgemeinde Freren
			the municipalities Andervenne, Beesten, City Freren, Messingen, Thuine
			Samtgemeinde Herzlake
			the municipalities Dohren, Herzlake, Lähden
			Samtgemeinde Lengerich
			the municipalities Bawinkel, Gersten, Handrup, Langen, Lengerich, Wettrup
			Municipality of Spelle
			the municipalities Lünne, Schapen, Spelle
		(Other municipalities. Wkr. 25)
32	Cloppenburg-Vechta	District Cloppenburg
		District Vechta
33	Diepholz-Nienburg I	Landkreis Diepholz
		by the district of Nienburg (Weser)
			Community county County Hoya
			the municipalities Staves, Eystrup, Gandesbergen, Hämelhausen, Hassel (Weser), Hilgermissen, Stadt Hoya, Hoyerhagen, Schweringen, Warpe
			Community of Uchte
			the municipalities Flecken Diepenau, Raddestorf, Flecken Uchte, Warmsen
		(Other municipalities. Wkr. 40)
34	Osterholz-Verden	Landkreis Osterholz
		Landkreis Verden
35	Rotenburg I-Heidekreis	District Heidekreis
		by the district of Rotenburg (Wümme)
			the municipalities City of Rotenburg (Wümme), Scheeßel, Stadt Visselhövede
			Community of Bothel
			the municipalities Bothel, Brockel, Hemsbünde, Hemslingen, Kirchwalsede, Westerwalsede
			Municipality of Fintel
			the municipalities Fintel, Helvesiek, Lauenbrück, Stemmen, Vahlde
			Samtgemeinde Sottrum
			the municipalities Ahausen, Bötersen, Hassendorf, Hellwege, Horstedt, Reeßum, Sottrum
		(Other municipalities. Wkr. 30)
36	Harburg	District Harburg
37	Lüchow-Dannenberg-Lüneburg	District Lüchow-Dannenberg
		District Lüneburg
38	Osnabrück-Land	From the district of Osnabrück
			the municipalities Bad Essen, Stadt Bad Iburg, Bad Laer, Bad Rothenfelde, Bissendorf, Bohmte, Stadt Bramsche, Stadt Dissen am Teutoburger Wald, Glandorf, Hilter am Teutoburger Wald, Stadt Melle, Ostercappeln
			Municipality of Artland
			the municipalities Badbergen, Menslage, Nortrup, City Quakenbrück
			Samtgemeinde Bersenbrück
			the municipalities Alfhausen, Ankum, Stadt Bersenbrück, Eggermühlen, Gehrde, Kettenkamp, Rieste
			Samtgemeinde Fürstenau
			the municipalities Mountains, Bippen, City of Fürstenau
			Samtgemeinde Neuenkirchen
			the municipalities Merzen, Neuenkirchen, Voltlage
		(Other municipalities. Wkr. 39)
39	City of Osnabrück	Circularly free city of Osnabrück
		Osnabrück county
			the municipalities Belm, Stadt Georgsmarienhütte, Hagen am Teutoburger Wald, Hasbergen, Wallenhorst
		(Other municipalities. Wkr. 38)
40	Nienburg II-Schaumburg	District Schaumburg
		by the district of Nienburg (Weser)
			the municipalities City Nienburg (Weser), City of Rehburg-Loccum, Flecken Steyerberg
			Samtgemeinde Heemsen
			the municipalities Flecken Drakenburg, Haßbergen, Heemsen, Rohrsen
			Samtgemeinde Liebenau
			the municipalities Within, Flecken Liebenau, Pennigsehl
			Samtgemeinde Marklohe
			the municipalities Balge, Marklohe, Wietzen
			Municipality of Mittelweser
			the municipalities Estorf, Husum, Landesbergen, Leese, Stolzenau
			Samtgemeinde Steimbke
			the municipalities Linsburg, Rodewald, Steimbke, Stöckse
		(Other municipalities. Wkr. 33)
41	City of Hannover I	"Hannover-Nord", northern part of the city of Hanover, with the city districts
			Anderten, Bothfeld, Brink-Hafen, Burg, Groß-Buchholz, Hainholz, Heideviertel, Isernhagen-Süd, Kleefeld, Lahe, Ledeburg, Leinhausen, List, Marienwerder, Misburg-Nord, Misburg-Süd, Nordhafen, Oststadt, Sahlkamp, Stöcken, Vahrenheide, Vahrenwald, Vinnhorst, Zoo
		(Other parts of the city. Wkr. 42)
42	City of Hannover II	"Hannover-Süd", southern part of the city of Hanover, with the city districts
			Ahlem, Badenstedt, Bemerode, Bornum, Bult, Calenberger Neustadt, Davenstedt, Döhren, Herrenhausen, Kirchrode, Limmer, Linden-Mitte, Linden-Nord, Linden-Süd, Mitte, Mittelfeld, Mühlenberg, Nordstadt, Oberricklingen, Ricklingen, Seelhorst, Südstadt, Waldhausen, Waldheim, Wettbergen, Wülfel, Wülferode
		(Other parts of the city. Wkr. 41)
43	Hannover-Land I	From the region of Hannover
			the municipalities Stadt Burgdorf, Stadt Burgwedel, Stadt Garbsen, Isernhagen, Stadt Langenhagen, Stadt Neustadt am Rübenberge, Wedemark, Stadt Wunstorf
		(Other municipalities. Wkr. 41, 42, 47)
44	Celle-Uelzen	District Celle
		County Uelzen
45	Gifhorn-Peine	County of Peine
		County of Gifhorn
			the municipalities City Gifhorn, Sassenburg, City of Wittingen
			Samtgemeinde Hankensbüttel
			the municipalities Dedelstorf, Hankensbüttel, Obernholz, Sprakensehl, Steinhorst
			Community Isenbüttel
			the municipalities Calberlah, Isenbüttel, Ribbesbüttel, Wasbüttel
			Samtgemeinde Meinersen
			the municipalities Hillerse, Leiferde, Meinersen, Müden (Aller)
			Municipality of Papenteich
			the municipalities Adenbüttel, Didderse, Meine, Rötgesbüttel, Schwülper, Vordorf
			Samtgemeinde Wesendorf
			the municipalities Large Oesingen, Schönewörde, Ummern, Wagenhoff, Verswood, Wesendorf
		(Other municipalities. Wkr. 51)
46	Hameln-Pyrmont-Holzminden	Hameln-Pyrmont County
		District Holzminden
		by the district of Northeim
			the municipalities Flecken Bodenfelde, City of Uslar
		(Other municipalities. Wkr. 52)
47	Hannover-Land II	From the region of Hannover
			the municipalities City of Barsinghausen, City of Gehrden, City of Hemmingen, City of Laatzen, City of Teacher, City of Pattensen, City of Ronnenberg, City of Seelze, City of Visual, City of Springs, Uetze, Wennigsen (Deister)
		(Other municipalities. Wkr. 41, 42, 43)
48	Hildesheim	County Hildesheim
49	Salzgitter-Wolfenbüttel	District-free city of Salzgitter
		District Wolfenbüttel
		from the district of Goslar
			the municipalities City of Langelsheim, Liebenburg, City of Seesen
			Samtgemeinde Lutter am Barenberge
			the municipalities Hahausen, Flecken Lutter am Barenberge, Wallmoden
		(Other municipalities. Wkr. 52)
50	Braunschweig	Circularly Free City of Braunschweig
51	Helmstedt-Wolfsburg	Circular city of Wolfsburg
		District Helmstedt
		County of Gifhorn
			The municipality of Boldecker Land
			the municipalities Barwedel, Bokensdorf, Jembke, Osloß, Tappenbeck, Weyhausen
			Samtgemeinde Brome
			the municipalities Bergfeld, Flecken Brome, Ehra-Lessien, Parsau, Rühen, Tiddische, Tülau
		(Other municipalities. Wkr. 45)
52	Goslar-Northeim-Osterode	From the district of Goslar
		the municipalities City of Bad Harzburg, City of Braunlage, City of Goslar, City of Vienenburg
			Samtgemeinde Oberharz
			the municipalities Bergstadt Altenau, Bergstadt Clausthal-Zellerfeld, Schulenberg im Oberharz, Bergstadt Wildemann
		(Other municipalities. Wkr. 49)
		by the district of Northeim
		the municipalities Stadt Bad Gandersheim, Stadt Dassel, Stadt Einbeck, Stadt Hardegsen, Kalefeld, Katlenburg-Lindau, Stadt Moringen, Flecken Nörten-Hardenberg, Stadt Northeim
		(Other municipalities. Wkr. 46)
		by the district Osterode am Harz
		the municipalities Bad Grund (Harz), City of Osterode am Harz
			Samtgemeinde Hattorf am Harz
			the municipalities Elbingerode, Hattorf am Harz, Hörden am Harz, Wulften am Harz
			Samtgemeinde Walkenried
			the municipalities Walkenried, Wieda, Zorge
		(Other municipalities. Wkr. 53)
53	Göttingen	District of Göttingen
		by the district Osterode am Harz
			the municipalities City of Bad Lauterberg in the Harz Mountains, town of Bad Sachsa, city Herzberg am Harz
		(Other municipalities. Wkr. 52)
Bremen
54	Bremen I	From the district-free city of Bremen
			the district east (districts 311 to 385 and district Oberneuland)
			of the district of Mitte
			the district Middle (hamlet 111 to 113)
			From the Southern District
			the urban districts Neustadt, Obervieland, Huchting (districts 211 to 244)
		(Other city and district parts. Wkr. 55)
55	Bremen II-Bremerhaven	From the district-free city of Bremen
			District West (districts 411 to 445)
			the district of North (districts 511 to 535)
			of the district of Mitte
			the district Ports (districts 122 to 125)
			From the Southern District
			the district Woltmershausen (Ortsteep, 251, 252)
			the districts Seehausen, Electricity (districts 261, 271)
		(Other city and district parts. Wkr. 54)
		circular city of Bremerhaven
Brandenburg
56	Prignitz-Ostprignitz-Ruppin-Havelland I	District Ostprignitz-Ruppin
		Municipality of Prignitz
		from the district of Havelland
			Office Friesack
			the municipalities Friesack, Mühlenberge, Paulinenaue, Pessin, Retzow, Wiesenaue
			Office Rhinow
			the municipalities Gollenberg, Großderschau, Havelaue, Kleßen-Görne, Rhinow, Seeblick
		(Other municipalities. Wkr. 58, 60)
57	Uckermark-Barnim I	Municipality of Uckermark
		by the district of Barnim
			amtsfree communities Eberswalde, Schorfheide
			Office Britz-Chorin-Oderberg
			the municipalities Britz, Chorin, Hohenfinow, Liepe, Lunow-Stolzenhagen, Niederfinow, Oderberg, Parsteinsee
			Office Joachimsthal (Schorfheide)
			the municipalities Althüttendorf, Friedrichswalde, Joachimsthal, Ziethen
		(Other municipalities. Wkr. 59)
58	Oberhavel-Havelland II	District Oberhavel
		from the district of Havelland
			amtsfree communities Brieselang, Dallgow-Döberitz, Falkensee, Ketzin/Havel, Nauen, Schönwalde-Glien, Wustermark
		(Other municipalities. Wkr. 56, 60)
59	Märkisch-Oderland-Barnim II	County of Märkisch-Oderland
		by the district of Barnim
			amtsfree communities Ahrensfelde, Bernau bei Berlin, Panketal, Wandlitz, Werneuchen
			Office Biesenthal-Barnim
			the municipalities Biesenthal, Breydin, Marienwerder, Melchow, Rüdnitz, Sydower Fließ
		(Other municipalities. Wkr. 57)
60	Brandenburg an der Havel- Potsdam-Mittelmark I-Havelland III-Teltow-Fläming I	District-free city of Brandenburg an der Havel
		from the district of Havelland
			amtsfree communities Milower Land, Premnitz, Rathenow
			Amt Nennhausen
			the municipalities Kotzen, Märkisch Luch, Nennhausen, Stechow-Ferchesar
		(Other municipalities. Wkr. 56, 58)
		by the district Potsdam-Mittelmark
			amtsfree communities Bad Belzig, Beelitz, Groß Kreutz (Havel), Kloster Lehnin, Seddiner See, Treuenbrietzen, Wiesenburg/Mark
			Lake Beetzsee
			the communities of Beetzsee, Beetzseeheide, Havelsee, Päwesin, Roskow
			Office Brück
			the municipalities Borkheide, Borkwalde, Brück, Golzow, Linthe, Planebruch
			Office Niemegk
			the municipalities Mühlenfletting, Niemegk, Planetal, Rabenstein/Fläming
			Amt Wusterwitz
			the municipalities Bensdorf, Rosenau, Wusterwitz
			Office Ziesar
			the municipalities Buckautal, Görzke, Gräben, Wenzlow, Wollin, Ziesar
		(Other municipalities. Wkr. 61)
		by the district Teltow-Fläming
			amtsfree communities Jüterbog, Niedergörsdorf
		(Other municipalities. Wkr. 61, 62)
61	Potsdam-Potsdam-Mittelmark II-Teltow-Fläming II	District-free city Potsdam
		by the district Potsdam-Mittelmark
			amtsfree communities Kleinmachnow, Michendorf, Nuthetal, Schwielowsee, Stahnsdorf, Teltow, Werder (Havel)
		(Other municipalities. Wkr. 60)
		by the district Teltow-Fläming
			amtsfree communities Grossbeeren, Ludwigsfelde
		(Other municipalities. Wkr. 60, 62)
62	Dahme-Spreewald- Teltow-Fläming III- Oberspreewald-Lausitz I	District Dahme-Spreewald
		by the district Oberspreewald-Lausitz
			amtsfreie municipality Lübbenau/Spreewald
		(Other municipalities. Wkr. 65)
		by the district Teltow-Fläming
			amtsfree communities Am Mellensee, Baruth/Mark, Blankenfelde-Mahlow, Luckenwalde, Niederer Fläming, Nuthe-Urstromtal, Rangsdorf, Trebbin, Zossen
			Office Dahme/Mark
			the municipalities Dahme/Mark, Dahmetal, Ihlow
		(Other municipalities. Wkr. 60, 61)
63	Frankfurt (Oder)-Or-Spree	District-free City Frankfurt (Oder)
		District Or-Spree
64	Cottbus-Spree-Neisse	Circular city of Cottbus
		District Spree-Neisse
65	Elbe-Elster-Oberspreewald-Lausitz II	Elbe-Elster County
		by the district Oberspreewald-Lausitz
			amtsfree communities Calau, Großräschen, Lauchhammer, Schipkau, Schwarzheide, Senftenberg, Vetschau/Spreewald
			Office Altdöbern
			the municipalities Altdöbern, Bronkow, Luckaitztal, Neu-Seeland, Neupetershain
			Office Ortrand
			the municipalities Frauendorf, Großkmehlen, Kroppen, Lindenau, Ortrand, Tettau
			Office Ruhland
			the municipalities Grünewald, Guteborn, Hermsdorf, Hohenbocka, Ruhland, Schwarzbach
		(The rest of the community. Wkr. 62)
Saxony-Anhalt
66	Altmark	Altmarkkreis Salzwedel
		County Stendal
67	Flande-Jerichower Land	District Börde
		County Jerichower Land
68	Resin	County of Harz
		by the Salzlandkreis
			the municipalities Aschersleben, Seeland
		(Other municipalities. Wkr. 69, 71)
69	Magdeburg	District-free city of Magdeburg
		by the Salzlandkreis
			the municipalities Barby, Bördeland, Calbe (Saale), Schönebeck (Elbe)
		(Other municipalities. Wkr. 68, 71)
70	Dessau-Wittenberg	District-free town Dessau-Roßlau
		County Wittenberg
71	Anhalt	District Anhalt-Bitterfeld
		by the Salzlandkreis
			the municipalities Bernburg (Saale), Hecklingen, Könnern, Nienburg (Saale), Staßfurt
			Verbandsgemeinde Egelner Mulde
			the municipalities Flande-Hakel, Bördeaue, Borne, Egeln, Wolmirsleben
			Verbandsgemeinde Saale-Wipper
			the municipalities Alsleben (Saale), Giersleben, Güsten, Ilberstedt, Plötzkau
		(Other municipalities. Wkr. 68, 69)
72	Hall	Circular city Halle (Saale)
		from the Saalekreis
			the municipalities Kabelsketal, Landsberg, Petersberg
		(Other municipalities. Wkr. 73, 74)
73	Burgenland-Saalekreis	Burgenland County
		from the Saalekreis
			the municipalities Bad Dürrenberg, Braunsbedra, Leuna, Schkopau
		(Other municipalities. Wkr. 72, 74)
74	Mansfeld	County Mansfeld-Südharz
		from the Saalekreis
			the municipalities Bad Lauchstädt, Merseburg, Mücheln (Geiseltal), Querfurt, Salzatal, Teutschenthal, Wettin-Löbejün
			Verbandsgemeinde Weida-Land
			the municipalities Barnstädt, Farnstädt, Nemsdorf-Göhrendorf, Obhausen, Schraplau, Steigra
		(Other municipalities. Wkr. 72, 73)
Berlin
75	Berlin-Mitte	District Mitte
76	Berlin-Pankow	District Pankow
			without the area east of the street center Prenzlauer Allee and south of the street center Lehderstraße and Gürtelstraße as well as the Jewish Cemetery
		(The rest of the district. Wkr. 83)
77	Berlin-Reinickendorf	District Reinickendorf
78	Berlin-Spandau-Charlottenburg Nord	District Spandau
		from the district Charlottenburg-Wilmersdorf
			the area north of the Spree
		(The rest of the district. Wkr. 80)
79	Berlin-Steglitz-Zehlendorf	District Steglitz-Zehlendorf
80	Berlin-Charlottenburg-Wilmersdorf	District Charlottenburg-Wilmersdorf
			without the area north of the Spree
		(The rest of the district. Wkr. 78)
81	Berlin-Tempelhof-Schöneberg	District Tempelhof-Schöneberg
82	Berlin-Neukölln	District Neukölln
83	Berlin-Friedrichshain-Kreuzberg-Prenzlauer Berg Ost	District Friedrichshain-Kreuzberg
		by District Pankow
			the area east of the street center Prenzlauer Allee and south of the street center Lehderstraße and Gürtelstraße as well as the Jewish Cemetery
		(The rest of the district. Wkr. 76)
84	Berlin-Treptow-Köpenick	District Treptow-Köpenick
85	Berlin-Marzahn-Hellersdorf	District Marzahn-Hellersdorf
86	Berlin-Lichtenberg	District Lichtenberg
North Rhine-Westphalia
87	Aachen I	From the City Region of Aachen
			the city of Aachen
		(Other municipalities. Wkr. 88)
88	Aachen II	From the City Region of Aachen
			the municipalities Alsdorf, Baesweiler, Eschweiler, Herzogenrath, Monschau, Roetgen, Simmerath, Stollberg (Rhld.), Würselen
		(The rest of the community. Wkr. 87)
89	Heinsberg	District Heinsberg
90	Düren	District Düren
91	Rhein-Erft-Kreis I	From the Rhein-Erft-Kreis
			the municipalities Bedburg, Bergheim, Elsdorf, Frechen, Hürth, Kerpen, Pulheim
		(Other municipalities. Wkr. 92)
92	Euskirchen-Rhein-Erft-Kreis II	District Euskirchen
		from the Rhein-Erft-Kreis
			the municipalities Brühl, Erftstadt, Wesseling
		(Other municipalities. Wkr. 91)
93	Cologne I	From the circle-free city of Cologne
			Of the city district 1 city center
			the urban districts Altstadt-Nord, Deutz, Neustadt-Nord
		(Other parts of the city. Wkr. 94)
			the boroughs 7 Porz, 8 Kalk
		(Rest of the city districts. Wkr. 94, 95, 101)
94	Cologne II	From the circle-free city of Cologne
			Of the city district 1 city center
			the urban districts Altstadt-Süd, Neustadt-Süd
		(Other parts of the city. Wkr. 93)
			the boroughs 2 Rodenkirchen, 3 Lindenthal
		(Rest of the city districts. Wkr. 93, 95, 101)
95	Cologne III	From the circle-free city of Cologne
			the boroughs 4 Ehrenfeld, 5 Nippes, 6 Chorweiler
		(Rest of the city districts. Wkr. 93, 94, 101)
96	Bonn	Circular city of Bonn
97	Rhein-Sieg-Kreis I	From the Rhein-Sieg-Kreis
			the municipalities Eitorf, Hennef (Sieg), Lohmar, Much, Neunkirchen-Seelscheid, Niederkassel, Ruppichteroth, Siegburg, Troisdorf, Windeck
		(Other municipalities. Wkr. 98)
98	Rhein-Sieg-Kreis II	From the Rhein-Sieg-Kreis
			the municipalities Alfter, Bad Honnef, Bornheim, Königswinter, Meckenheim, Rheinbach, Sankt Augustin, Swisttal, Wachtberg
		(Other municipalities. Wkr. 97)
99	Oberbergischer Kreis	Oberbergischer Kreis
100	Rheinisch-Bergischer Kreis	Rheinisch-Bergischer Kreis
101	Leverkusen-Cologne IV	Circular city of Leverkusen
		from the district-free city of Cologne
			the district 9 Mülheim
		(Rest of the city districts. Wkr. 93, 94, 95)
102	Wuppertal I	From the county-free city of Wuppertal
			the boroughs 0 Elberfeld, 1 Elberfeld West, 2 Uellendahl-Katernberg, 3 Vohwinkel, 5 Barmen, 6 Oberbarmen, 7 Heckinghausen, 8 Langerfeld-Beyenburg
		(Rest of the city districts. Wkr. 103)
103	Solingen-Remscheid-Wuppertal II	Circular city of Remscheid
		District-free town of Solingen
		from the county-free city of Wuppertal
			the boroughs 4 Cronenberg, 9 Ronsdorf
		(Rest of the city districts. Wkr. 102)
104	Mettmann I	Vom Kreis Mettmann
			the municipalities Erkrath, Haan, Hilden, Langenfeld (Rheinland), Mettmann, Monheim am Rhein
		(Other municipalities. Wkr. 105)
105	Mettmann II	Vom Kreis Mettmann
			the municipalities Heiligenhaus, Ratingen, Velbert, Wülfrath
		(Other municipalities. Wkr. 104)
106	Düsseldorf I	From the circle-free city of Düsseldorf
			the boroughs 1, 2, 4, 5, 6, 7
		(Rest of the city districts. Wkr. 107)
107	Düsseldorf II	From the circle-free city of Düsseldorf
			the boroughs 3, 8, 9, 10
		(Rest of the city districts. Wkr. 106)
108	Neuss I	From the Rhein-Kreis Neuss
			the municipalities Dormagen, Grevenbroich, Neuss, Rommerskirchen
		(Other municipalities. Wkr. 110)
109	Mönchengladbach	District-free town of Mönchengladbach
110	Krefeld I-Neuss II	From the circle-free city of Krefeld
			the boroughs 1 West, 5 South, 6 Fischeln, 7 Oppum-Linn, 9 Uerdingen
		(Rest of the city districts. Wkr. 114)
		from the Rhein-Kreis Neuss
			the municipalities Jüchen, Kaarst, Korschenbroich, Meerbusch
		(Other municipalities. Wkr. 108)
111	Viersen	Circle Viersen
112	Kleve	Circle Kleve
113	Wesel I	From the circle of Wesel
			the municipalities Alpen, Hamminkeln, Hünxe, Kamp-Lintfort, Rheinberg, Schermbeck, Sonsbeck, Voerde (Niederrhein), Wesel, Xanten
		(Other municipalities. Wkr. 114, 117)
114	Krefeld II-Wesel II	From the circle-free city of Krefeld
			the boroughs 2 Nord, 3 Hüls, 4 Mitte, 8 Ost
		(Rest of the city districts. Wkr. 110)
		by the circle of Wesel
			the municipalities Moers, Neukirchen-Vluyn
		(Other municipalities. Wkr. 113, 117)
115	Duisburg I	From the circle-free city of Duisburg
			the boroughs 600 Rheinhausen, 700 South
			Of the district 500 Mitte
			the urban districts 501 Altstadt, 502 Neuenkamp, 503 Kaßlerfeld, 505 Neudorf-Nord, 506 Neudorf-Süd, 507 Dellviertel, 508 Hochfeld, 509 Wanheimerort
		(By the rest of the city districts and the district of 504 Duissern of the district Mitte s. Wkr. 116)
116	Duisburg II	From the circle-free city of Duisburg
			the boroughs 100 Walsum, 200 Hamborn, 300 Meiderich/Beeck, 400 Homberg/Ruhrort/Baerl
			Of the district 500 Mitte
			the district 504 Duissern
		(Other urban districts and districts of the district centre. Wkr. 115)
117	Oberhausen-Wesel III	District-free town of Oberhausen
		by the circle of Wesel
			the municipality Dinslaken
		(Other municipalities. Wkr. 113, 114)
118	Mülheim-Essen I	District-free city Mülheim an der Ruhr
		from the circle-free city of Essen
			District IV
		(Rest of the city districts. Wkr. 119, 120)
119	Food II	From the circle-free city of Essen
			the suburbs I, V, VI, VII
		(Rest of the city districts. Wkr. 118, 120)
120	Food III	From the circle-free city of Essen
			Suburbs II, III, VIII, IX
		(Rest of the city districts. Wkr. 118, 119)
121	Recklinghausen I	Vom Kreis Recklinghausen
			the municipalities Castrop-Rauxel, Recklinghausen, Waltrop
		(Other municipalities. Wkr. 122, 125)
122	Recklinghausen II	Vom Kreis Recklinghausen
			the municipalities Datteln, Haltern am See, Herten, Marl, Oer-Erkenschwick
		(Other municipalities. Wkr. 121, 125)
123	Gelsenkirchen	District-free town Gelsenkirchen
124	Steinfurt I-Borken I	From the district of Borken
			the municipalities Ahaus, Gronau (Westf.), Heek, Legden, Schöppingen
		(Other municipalities. Wkr. 126)
		from the district of Steinfurt
			the municipalities Horstmar, Metelen, Neuenkirchen, Ochtrup, Rheine, Steinfurt, Wettringen
		(Other municipalities. Wkr. 127, 128)
125	Bottrop-Recklinghausen III	Circular city Bottrop
		by the district of Recklinghausen
			the municipalities Dorsten, Gladbeck
		(Other municipalities. Wkr. 121, 122)
126	Borken II	From the district of Borken
			the municipalities Bocholt, Borken, Gescher, Heiden, Isselburg, Raesfeld, Reken, Rhede, Stadtlohn, Südlohn, Velen, Vreden
		(Other municipalities. Wkr. 124)
127	Coesfeld-Steinfurt II	Circle Coesfeld
		from the district of Steinfurt
			the municipalities Altenberge, Laer, Nordwalde
		(Other municipalities. Wkr. 124, 128)
128	Steinfurt III	From the district of Steinfurt
			the municipalities Emsdetten, Greven, Hörstel, Hopsten, Ibbenbüren, Ladbergen, Lengerich, Lienen, Lotte, Mettingen, Recke, Saerbeck, Tecklenburg, Westerkappeln
		(Other municipalities. Wkr. 124, 127)
129	Münster	District-free city of Münster
130	Warendorf	District Warendorf
131	Gütersloh I	Vom Kreis Gütersloh
			the municipalities Borgholzhausen, Gütersloh, Halle (Westf.), Harsewinkel, Herzebrock-Clarholz, Langenberg, Rheda-Wiedenbrück, Rietberg, Steinhagen, Verl, Versmold
		(Other municipalities. Wkr. 132, 137)
132	Bielefeld-Gütersloh II	Circular city of Bielefeld
		by the district Gütersloh
			the municipality Werther (Westf.)
		(Other municipalities. Wkr. 131, 137)
133	Herford-Minden-Lübbecke II	District Herford
		From the district Minden-Lübbecke
			the municipality of Bad Oeynhausen
		(Other municipalities. Wkr. 134)
134	Minden-Lübbecke I	Vom Kreis Minden-Lübbecke
			the municipalities Espelkamp, Hille, envelophorst, Lübbecke, Minden, Petershagen, Porta Westfalica, Preußisch Oldendorf, Rahden, Stemwede
		(The rest of the community. Wkr. 133)
135	Lip I	From the circle of Lippe
			the municipalities Bad Salzuflen, Barntrup, Blomberg, Dörentrup, Extertal, Kalletal, Lage, Lemgo, Leopoldshöhe, Oerlinghausen
		(Other municipalities. Wkr. 136)
136	Höxter-Lippe II	Circle Höxter
		From the circle
			the municipalities Augustdorf, Detmold, Horn-Bad Meinberg, Lügde, Schieder-Schwalenberg, Schlangen
		(Other municipalities. Wkr. 135)
137	Paderborn-Gütersloh III	County Paderborn
		by the district Gütersloh
			the municipality Castle Holte-Stukenbrock
		(Other municipalities. Wkr. 131, 132)
138	Hagen-Ennepe-Ruhr-Kreis I	Circular City Hagen
		by the Ennepe-Ruhr-Kreis
			the municipalities Breckerfeld, Ennepetal, Gevelsberg, Schwelm
		(Other municipalities. Wkr. 139)
139	Ennepe-Ruhr-Kreis II	From the Ennepe-Ruhr-Kreis
			the municipalities Hattingen, Herdecke, Sprockhövel, Wetter (Ruhr), Witten
		(Other municipalities. Wkr. 138)
140	Bochum I	From the district-free city of Bochum
			the boroughs 1 Bochum-Mitte, 2 Bochum-Wattenscheid, 5 Bochum-Süd, 6 Bochum-Südwest
		(Rest of the city districts. Wkr. 141)
141	Herne-Bochum II	Circular city of Herne
		from the circle-free city of Bochum
			the boroughs 3 Bochum-Nord, 4 Bochum-Ost
		(Rest of the city districts. Wkr. 140)
142	Dortmund I	From the circular city of Dortmund
			Of the city district 0 downtown
			the urban districts Downtown-West, Downtown-East
			the boroughs 6 Hombruch, 8 Huckarde, 7 Lütgendortmund, 9 Mengede
		(By the rest of the city districts and the rest of the district. Wkr. 143)
143	Dortmund II	From the circular city of Dortmund
			Of the city district 0 downtown
			City centre-Nord
			the boroughs 4 Aplerbeck, 3 Brackel, 1 Eving, 5 Hörde, 2 Scharnhorst
		(Rest of the city districts and city districts. Wkr. 142)
144	Unna I	From the circle of Unna
			the municipalities Bergkamen, Bönen, Fröndenberg/Ruhr, Holzwickede, Came, Sword, Unna
		(Other municipalities. Wkr. 145)
145	Hamm-Unna II	District Free City Hamm
		by the circle of Unna
			the municipalities Lünen, Selm, Werne
		(Other municipalities. Wkr. 144)
146	Soest	District Soest
147	Hochsauerlandkreis	Hochsauerlandkreis
148	Siegen-Wittgenstein	Circle Siegen-Wittgenstein
149	Olpe-Märkischer Kreis I	Circle Olpe
		from the Märkische Kreis
			the municipalities Halver, Herscheid, Kierspe, Lüdenscheid, Meinerzhagen, Schalksmühle
		(Other municipalities. Wkr. 150)
150	Märkischer Kreis II	From the Märkische Kreis
			the municipalities Altena, Balve, Hemer, Iserlohn, Mend (Sauerland), Nachrodt-Wiblingwerde, Neuenrade, Plettenberg, Werdohl
		(Other municipalities. Wkr. 149)
Saxony
151	North Saxony	District of Northern Saxony
152	Leipzig I	From the district-free city of Leipzig
			the boroughs Alt-West, North, North-East, North-West, East
		(Rest of the city districts. Wkr. 153)
153	Leipzig II	From the district-free city of Leipzig
			the boroughs Middle, South, Southeast, Southwest, West
		(Rest of the city districts. Wkr. 152)
154	Leipzig-Country	District Leipzig
155	Meissen	Meissen County
156	Bautzen I	From the district of Bautzen
			the municipalities Bautzen, Bernsdorf, Burkau, Cunewalde, Demitz-Thumitz, Doberschau-Gaußig, Elsterheide, Elstra, Göda, Großdubrau, Haselbachtal, Hochkirch, Hoyerswerda, Königswartha, Kubschütz, Lauta, Lohsa, Malschwitz, Neukirch/Lausitz, Oßling, Radibor, Schirgiswalde-Kirschau, Schmölln-Putzkau, Schwepnitz, Sohland a. d. Spree, Spreetal, Steinigtwolmsdorf, Weißenberg, Wilthen, Wittichenau
			Administrative Community of Bischofswerda
			the municipalities Bischofswerda, Rammenau
			Administrative Community of Großharthau
			the municipalities Frankenthal, Großharthau
			Administrative Community of Großpostwitz/O.L.
			the municipalities Großpostwitz/O.L., Obergurig
			Managing Community Kamenz-Schönteichen
			the municipalities Kamenz, Schönteichen
			Administrative Community of Königsbrück
			the municipalities Königsbrück, Laußnitz, Neukirch
			Administrative Community of Neschwitz
			the municipalities Neschwitz, Puschwitz
			Administrative community Pulsnitz
			the municipalities Grossnaundorf, Lichtenberg, Ohorn, Pulsnitz, Steina
			Administrative Association Am Klosterwasser
			the municipalities Crostwitz, Nebelschütz, Panschwitz-Kuckau, Räckelwitz, Ralbitz-Rosenthal
		(Other municipalities. Wkr. 160)
157	Görlitz	District of Görlitz
158	Sächsische Schweiz-Osterzgebirge	District of Saxon Switzerland-Osterzgebirge
159	Dresden I	From the district-free city of Dresden
			the local areas Old town, Blasewitz, Leuben, Plauen, Prohlis
		(Other local areas and localities s. Wkr. 160)
160	Dresden II-Bautzen II	From the district-free city of Dresden
			the local areas Cotta, Klotzsche, Loschwitz, Neustadt, Pieschen
			the localities Altfranken, Cossebaude, Gompitz, Langebrück, Mobschatz, Oberwartha, Schönborn, Schönfeld-Weißig, Weixdorf
		(Other local areas. Wkr. 159)
		District Bautzen
			the municipalities Arnsdorf, Ottendorf-Okrilla, Radeberg, Wachau
			Administrative Community of Großröhrsdorf
			the municipalities Bretnig-Hauswalde, Großröhrsdorf
		(Other municipalities. Wkr. 156)
161	Central Saxony	From the district of Mittelsachsen
			the municipalities Augustusburg, Bobritzsch-Hilbersdorf, Brand-Erbisdorf, Döbeln, Eppendorf, Flöha, Frankenberg/Sa., Frauenstein, Freiberg, Großhartmannsdorf, Großschirma, Großweitzschen, Hainichen, Halsbrücke, Hartha, Kriebstein, Leisnig, Leubsdorf, Mochau, Mulda/Sa., Neuhausen/Erzgeb., Niederwiesa, Oberschöna, Oederan, Rechenberg-Bienenmühle, Reinsberg, Rossau, Roßwein, Striegistal, Waldheim
			Administrative community Lichtenberg/Erzgeb.
			the municipalities Lichtenberg/Erzgeb., Weißenborn/Erzgeb.
			Administrative Community of Mittweida
			the municipalities Altmittweida, Mittweida
			Administrative Community of Ostrava
			the municipalities Ostrau, Zschaitz-Ottewig
			Administrative Community Sayda
			the municipalities Dorfchemnitz, Sayda
		(Other municipalities. Wkr. 163)
162	Chemnitz	Circle-free city of Chemnitz
163	Chemnitzer Umland-Erzgebirgskreis II	From the Erzgebirgskreis
			the municipalities Hohndorf, Jahnsdorf/Erzgeb., Neukirchen/Erzgeb., Oelsnitz/Erzgeb., Thalheim/Erzgeb.
			Administrative Community Burkhardtsdorf
			the municipalities Auerbach, Burkhardtsdorf, Gornsdorf
			Administrative Community of Lugau
			the municipalities Lugau/Erzgeb., Niederwürschnitz
			Administrative Community of Stollberg/Erzgeb.
			the municipalities Niederdorf, Stollberg/Erzgeb.
			by the Administrative Community of Zwönitz
			the municipality of Zwönitz
		(Other municipalities. Wkr. 164)
		by the district of Mittelsachsen
			the municipalities Claußnitz, Erlau, Geringswalde, Hartmannsdorf, Königshain-Wiederau, Lichtenau, Lunzenau, Penig, Wechselburg
			Administrative Community of Burgstädt
			the municipalities Burgstädt, Mühlau, Taura
			Administrative Community of Rochlitz
			the municipalities Königsfeld, Rochlitz, Seelitz, Zettlitz
		(Other municipalities. Wkr. 161)
		Zwickau County
			the municipalities Callenberg, Gersdorf, Hohenstein-Ernstthal, Oberlungwitz
			Managing Community Limbach-Oberfrohna
			the municipalities Limbach-Oberfrohna, Niederfrohna
			Administrative Community Around the Auersberg
			the municipalities Bernsdorf, Lichtenstein/Sa., St. Egidien
		(Other municipalities. Wkr. 165)
164	Erzgebirgskreis I	From the Erzgebirgskreis
			the municipalities Amtsberg, Annaberg-Buchholz, Aue, Bad Schlema, Breitenbrunn/Erzgeb., Crottendorf, Drebach, Ehrenfriedersdorf, Eibenstock, Gelenau/Erzgeb., Großolbersdorf, Großrückerswalde, Grünhain-Beierfeld, Jöhstadt, Johanngeorgenstadt, Lauter-Bernsbach, Lengefeld, Lößnitz, Marienberg, Mildenau, Kurort Oberwiesenthal, Olbernhau, Pfaffroda, Pockau, Raschau-Markersbach, Schneeberg, Schönheide, Schwarzenberg/Erzgeb., Sehmatal, Supporting engwarn, Thermalbad Wiesenbad, Thum, Wolkenstein
			Administrative Community of Bärenstein
			the municipalities Bärenstein, Königswalde
			Administrative Community of Geyer
			the municipalities Geyer, Tannenberg
			Administrative Community of disc berg-Schlettau
			the municipalities Disc Mountain, Schlettau
			Administrative Community Seiffen/Erzgeb.
			the municipalities Deutschneudorf, Heidersdorf, Kurort Seiffen/Erzgeb.
			Administrative Community of Zschopau
			the municipalities Gornau/Erzgeb., Zschopau
			Administrative Community of Zschorlau
			the municipalities Bockau, Zschorlau
			by the Administrative Community of Zwönitz
			the municipality of Elterlein
			Management Association Wildenstein
			the municipalities Börnichen/Erzgeb., Borstendorf, Grünhainichen
		(Other municipalities. Wkr. 163)
165	Zwickau	From the district of Zwickau
			the municipalities Fraureuth, Glauchau, Hartenstein, Langenbernsdorf, Langenweißbach, Lichtentanne, Mülsen, Neukirchen/Pleiße, Reinsdorf, Werdau, Wildenfels, Wilkau-Haßlau, Zwickau
			Administrative Community Crimmitschau-Dennheritz
			the municipalities Crimmitschau, Dennheritz
			Administrative Community Kirchberg
			the municipalities Crinitzberg, Hartmannsdorf b. Kirchberg, Hirschfeld, Kirchberg
			Meerane administrative community
			the municipalities Meerane, Schönberg
			Administrative Community Waldenburg
			the municipalities Oberwiera, Remse, Waldenburg
		(Other municipalities. Wkr. 163)
166	Vogtlandkreis	Vogtlandkreis
Hesse
167	Waldeck	From the district of Kassel
			the municipalities Bad Emstal, Bad Karlshafen, Baunatal, Breuna, Calden, Grebenstein, Habichtswald, Hofgeismar, Immenhausen, Liebenau, Naumburg, Oberweser, Reinhardshagen, Schauenburg, Trendelburg, Wahlsburg, Wolfhagen, Zierenberg, and the Gutsbezirk Reinhardswald
		(Other municipalities. Wkr. 168)
		by the county of Waldeck-Frankenberg
			the municipalities Bad Arolsen, Bad Wildungen, Diemelsee, Diemelstadt, Edertal, Korbach, Lichtenfels, Twistetal, Volkmarsen, Waldeck, Willingen (Upland)
		(Other municipalities. Wkr. 170)
168	Kassel	District-free city Kassel
		District of Kassel
			the municipalities Ahnatal, Espenau, Fuldabrück, Fuldatal, Helsa, Kaufungen, Lohfelden, Nieste, Niestetal, Söhrewald, Vellmar
		(Other municipalities. Wkr. 167)
169	Werra-Meißner-Hersfeld-Rotenburg	District Hersfeld-Rotenburg
		Werra-Meißner-Kreis
170	Schwalm-Eder	Schwalm-Eder-Kreis
		by the county of Waldeck-Frankenberg
			the municipalities Allendorf (Eder), Battenberg (Eder), Bromskirchen, Burgwald, Frankenau, Frankenberg (Eder), Gemünden (Wohra), Haina (Kloster), Hatzfeld (Eder), Rosenthal, Vöhl
		(Other municipalities. Wkr. 167)
171	Marburg	District Marburg-Biedenkopf
172	Lahn-Dill	Lahn-Dill-Kreis
		From the district
			the municipalities Biebertal, Wettenberg
		(Other municipalities. Wkr. 173)
173	Casting	From the district of Gießen
			the municipalities Allendorf (Lumda), Buseck, Fernwald, Watering, Grünberg, Heuchelheim, Threats, Langgöns, Laubach, Lich, Linden, Lollar, Pohlheim, Rabenau, Reiskirchen, Staufenberg
		(Other municipalities. Wkr. 172)
		by the Vogelsbergkreis
			the municipalities Alsfeld, Antrifttal, Feldatal, Gemünden (Felda), Homberg (Ohm), Kirtorf, Mücke, Romrod
		(Other municipalities. Wkr. 174, 175)
174	Fulda	County Fulda
		by the Vogelsbergkreis
			the municipalities Freiensteinau, Grebenau, Grebenhain, Herbstein, Lauterbach (Hessen), Lautertal (Vogelsberg), slit, Schwalmtal, Ulrichstein, Wartenberg
		(Other municipalities. Wkr. 173, 175)
175	Main-Kinzig-Wetterau II-Schotten	From Main-Kinzig-Kreis
			the municipalities Bad Orb, Bad Soden-Salmünster, Biebergemünd, Birstein, Brachttal, Flörsbachtal, Freigericht, Gelnhausen, Gründau, Jossgrund, lens court, Schlüchtern, Sinntal, Steinau an der Straße, Wächtersbach and the Gutsbezirk Spessart
		(Other municipalities. Wkr. 180)
		by the Vogelsbergkreis
			the municipality of Schotten
		(Other municipalities. Wkr. 173, 174)
		by the Wetteraukreis
			the municipalities Altenstadt, Büdingen, Gedern, Glauburg, Hirzenhain, Kefenrod, Limeshain, Ortenberg
		(Other municipalities. Wkr. 177)
176	Hochtaunus	From the Hochtaunuskreis
			the municipalities Bad Homburg v. d. Altitude, Friedrichsdorf, Glashütten, Grävenwiesbach, Neu-Anspach, Oberursel (Taunus), Schmitten, Usingen, Wehrheim, Weilrod
		(Other municipalities. Wkr. 181)
		by the district of Limburg-Weilburg
			the municipalities Beselich, Löhnberg, Mengerskirchen, Merenberg, Runkel, Villmar, Weilburg, Weilmünster, Weinbach
		(Other municipalities. Wkr. 178)
177	Wetterau I	From the Wetteraukreis
			the municipalities Bad Nauheim, Bad Vilbel, Butzbach, Echzell, Florstadt, Friedberg (Hessen), Karben, Münzenberg, Nidda, Niddatal, Ober-Mörlen, Ranstadt, Reichelsheim (Wetterau), Rockenberg, Rosbach v. d. Altitude, Wölfersheim, Wöllstadt
		(Other municipalities. Wkr. 175)
178	Rheingau-Taunus-Limburg	Rheingau-Taunus-Kreis
		by the district of Limburg-Weilburg
			the municipalities Bad Camberg, Bkes, Dornburg, Elbtal, Elz, Hadamar, Hünfelden, Limburg a.d. Lahn, Selters (Taunus), Waldbrunn (Westerwald)
		(Other municipalities. Wkr. 176)
179	Wiesbaden	Circular city of Wiesbaden
180	Hanau	From Main-Kinzig-Kreis
			the municipalities Bruchköbel, Erlensee, Großkrotzenburg, Hammersbach, Hanau, Hasselroth, Langenselbold, Maintal, Neuberg, Nidderau, Niederdorfelden, Rodenbach, Ronneburg, Schöneck
		(Other municipalities. Wkr. 175)
181	Main-Taunus	Main-Taunus-Kreis
		of the Hochtaunuskreis
			the municipalities King Stone in Taunus, Kronberg im Taunus, Steinbach (Taunus)
		(Other municipalities. Wkr. 176)
182	Frankfurt am Main I	From the circle-free city of Frankfurt am Main
			the districts Altstadt, Bahnhofsviertel, Bockenheim, Dornbusch, Eschersheim, Gallusviertel, Ginnheim, Griesheim, Gutleutviertel, Hausen, Heddernheim, Höchst, Innenstadt, Nied, Niederursel, Praunheim, Rödelheim, Sindlingen, Sossenheim, Unterliederbach, Westend, Zeilsheim
		(Other parts of the village. Wkr. 183)
183	Frankfurt am Main II	From the circle-free city of Frankfurt am Main
			the districts Bergen-Enkheim, Berkersheim, Bonames, Bornheim, Eckenheim, Fechenheim, Frankfurter Berg, Harheim, Kalbach, Nieder-Erlenbach, Nieder-Eschbach, Niederrad, Nordend, Oberrad, Ostend, Preungesheim, Riederwald, Sachsenhausen, Schwanheim, Seckbach
		(Other parts of the village. Wkr. 182)
184	Large-Gerau	District Groß-Gerau
185	Offenbach	District-free city Offenbach am Main
		by the district of Offenbach
			the municipalities Dietzenbach, Dreieich, Egelsbach, Heusenstamm, Langen (Hessen), Mühlheim am Main, Neu-Isenburg, Obertshausen
		(Other municipalities. Wkr. 187)
186	Darmstadt	Circular city of Darmstadt
		by the district of Darmstadt-Dieburg
			the municipalities Alsbach-Hähnlein, Bickenbach, Eppertshausen, Erzhausen, Griesheim, Messel, Modautal, Mühltal, Münster, Ober-Ramstadt, Pfungstadt, Roßdorf, Seeheim-Jugenheim, Weiterstadt
		(Other municipalities. Wkr. 187)
187	Odenwald	Odenwaldkreis
		by the district of Darmstadt-Dieburg
			the municipalities Babenhausen, Dieburg, Fischbachtal, Groß-Bieberau, Groß-Umstadt, Groß-Rooms, Otzberg, Reinheim, Schaafheim
		(Other municipalities. Wkr. 186)
		by the district of Offenbach
			the municipalities Hainburg, Mainhausen, Rodgau, Rödermark, Seligenstadt
		(Other municipalities. Wkr. 185)
188	Bergstraße	County Bergstraße
Thuringia
189	Eichsfeld-Nordhausen- Unstrut-Hainich-Kreis I	District Eichsfeld District Nordhausen
		by Unstrut-Hainich-Kreis
			Community-free communes Anrode, Dünwald, Mühlhausen/Thuringia, Unstruttal
			Congregation of South Eichsfeld
			the municipalities Rodeberg, Südeichsfeld (only the localities of Hildebrandshausen, Lengenfeld subm stone)
		(Other municipalities. Wkr. 190)
190	Eisenach-Wartburgkreis- Unstrut-Hainich-Kreis II	District-Free City of Eisenach
		Wartburgkreis
		by Unstrut-Hainich-Kreis
			Community-free communes Bad Langensalza, Menteroda, Weinbergen
			Congregation Herbsleben
			the municipalities Grossvargula, Herbsleben
			Congregation of South Eichsfeld
			the municipality of Südeichsfeld (only the localities of Heyerode and Katharinenberg)
			Congregation of Vogtei
			the municipalities Kammerforst, Oppershausen, Vogtei
			Administrative Community of Bad Tennstedt
			the municipalities Bad Tennstedt, Ballhausen, Blankenburg, Bruchstedt, Haussömmern, Hornsömmern, Kirchheilingen, Klettstedt, Kutzleben, Mittelsömmern, Sundhausen, Tottleben, Urleben
			Administrative Community of Schlotheim
			the municipalities Bothenheilingen, Issersheilingen, Kleinwelsbach, Körner, Marolterode, Neunheilingen, Obermehler, Schlotheim
			Managing Community of Unstrut-Hainich
			the municipalities Altengottern, Flarchheim, Großengottern, Heroldishausen, Mülverstedt, Schönstedt, Weberstedt
		(Other municipalities. Wkr. 189)
191	Kyffhäuserkreis-Sömmerda- Weimarer Land I	Kyffhäuserkreis
		District of Sömmerda
		by the county of Weimarer Land
			Community-free communes Apolda, Bad Berka, Blankenhain, Saaleplatte
			Congregation Bad Sulza
			the municipalities Bad Sulza, Eberstedt, Großheringen, Ködderitzsch, Niedertrebra, Obertrebra, Rannstedt, Schmiedehausen
			Administrative Community of Berlstedt
			the municipalities Ballstedt, Berlstedt, Ettersburg, Krautheim, Neumark, Ramsla, Schwerstedt, Vippachedelhausen
			Administrative Community Buttelstedt
			the municipalities Buttelstedt, Großobringen, Heichelheim, Kleinobringen, Leutenthal, Rohrbach, Sachsenhausen, Wohlsborn
			Administrative Community Ilmtal-Weinstraße
			the municipalities Kromsdorf, Liebstedt, Mattstedt, Niedertear, Niederroßla, Nirmsdorf, Obertear, Oßmannstedt, Pfiffelbach, Willerstedt
			Administrative Community of Kranichfeld
			the municipalities Hohenfelden, Klettbach, Kranichfeld, Nauendorf, Rittersdorf, Tonndorf
			Administrative Community of Mellingen
			the municipalities Buchfart, Döbritschen, Frankendorf, Großschwabhausen, Hammerstedt, Hetschburg, Kapellendorf, Kiliansroda, Kleinschwabhausen, Lehnstedt, Magdala, Mechelroda, Mellingen, Oettern, Umpferstedt, Vollersroda, Wiegendorf
		(Other municipalities. Wkr. 193)
192	Gotha-Ilm-Kreis	Ilm Circle
		County of Gotha
193	Erfurt-Weimar-Weimarer Land II	District-free city Erfurt
		Circular city Weimar
		by the county of Weimarer Land
			Grammetal Administrative Community
			the municipalities Bechstedtstraß, Daasdorf a. Mountains, Hopfgarten, Isseroda, Mönchenholzhausen, Niederzimmer, Nohra, Ottstedt a. Mountains, Troistedt
		(Other municipalities. Wkr. 191)
194	Gera-Jena-Saale-Holzland-Kreis	District-free city of Gera
		Circular city of Jena
		Saale-Holzland-Kreis
195	Greiz-Altenburger Land	Rural district of Altenburger Land
		District Greiz
196	Sonneberg-Saalfeld-Rudolstadt-Saale-Orla-Kreis	District Saalfeld-Rudolstadt
		District Sonneberg
		Saale-Orla-Kreis
197	Suhl-Schmalkalden-Meiningen-Hildburghausen	District-free town of Suhl
		County Hildburghausen
		District Schmalkalden-Meiningen
Rhineland-Palatinate
198	Neuwied	District Altenkirchen (Westerwald)
		Neuwied County
199	Ahrweiler	District Ahrweiler
		by the county Mayen-Koblenz
			Non-verbal communities Andernach, Mayen
			Verbandsgemeinde Maifeld
			the municipalities United, Gappenach, Low, gierschnach, Cold, Kerben, Kollig, Lonnig, Mertloch, Münstermaifeld, Naunheim, Ochtending, Pillig, Polch, Rüber, Trimbs, Welling, Wierscher
			Verbandsgemeinde Mendig
			the municipalities Bell, Mendig, Rieden, Thür, Volkesfeld
			Verbandsgemeinde Pellenz
			the municipalities Kretz, Kruft, Nickenich, Plaidt, Saffig
			Verbandsgemeinde Vordereifel
			the municipalities Eight, Anschau, Arft, Baar, Bermel, Boos, Ditscheid, Ettringen, Hausten, Herresbach, Hirten, Kehrig, Kirchwald, Kottenheim, Langenfeld, Langscheid, Lind, Luxem, Monreal, Münk, Nachtsheim, Reudelsterz, Sankt Johann, Siebenbach, Virneburg, Weiler, Welschenbach
		(Other municipalities. Wkr. 200)
200	Koblenz	Circular city of Koblenz
		by the county Mayen-Koblenz
			Congregation-free municipality Bendorf
			Verbandsgemeinde Rhens
			the municipalities Brey, Rhens, Spay, Waldesch
			Verbandsgemeinde Untermosel
			the municipalities Alken, Brodenbach, Burgen, Dieblich, Hatzenport, Kobern-Gondorf, Lbehave, Löf, Macken, Niederfell, Nörtershausen, Oberfell, Winningen, Clouds
			Congregation Vallendar
			the municipalities Niederwerth, Urbar, Vallendar, Weitersburg
			Verbandsgemeinde Weißenthurm
			the municipalities Bassenheim, Kaltenengers, Kettig, Mülheim-Kärlich, Sankt Sebastian, Urmitz, Weißenthurm
		(Other municipalities. Wkr. 199)
		from the Rhein-Lahn-Kreis
			Association-free municipality of Lahnstein
			Verbandsgemeinde Bad Ems
			the municipalities Arzbach, Bad Ems, Becheln, Dausenau, Fachbach, Frücht, Kemmenau, Miellen, Nievern
			Verbandsgemeinde Loreley
			the municipalities Auel, Bornich, Braubach, Dachsenhausen, Dahlheim, Dörscheid, Filsen, Kamp-Bornhofen, Kaub, Kestert, Lierschied, Lykershausen, Nochern, Osterspai, Patersberg, Prath, Reichenberg, Reitzenhain, Loreleystadt Sankt Goarshausen, Sauerthal, Weisel, Weyer
		(Other municipalities. Wkr. 205)
201	Mosel/Rhein-Hunsrück	District Cochem-Zell
		Rhein-Hunsrück-Kreis
		The district of Bernkastel-Wittlich
			Association-free municipality Morbach
			Verbandsgemeinde Bernkastel-Kues
			the municipalities Bernkastel-Kues, Brauneberg, Burgen, Erden, Gornhausen, Graach an der Mosel, Hochscheid, Kesten, Kleinich, Come, Lieser, Lösnich, Longkamp, Maring-Noviand, Minheim, Monzelfeld, Mülheim (Mosel), Neumagen-Dhron, Piesport, Ürzig, Veldenz, Wintrich, Zeltingen-Rachtig
			Verbandsgemeinde Thalfang am Erbeskopf
			the municipalities Berglicht, Breit, Büdlich, Burtscheid, Deuselbach, Dhronecken, Etgert, Gielert, Gräfendhron, Heidenburg, Hilscheid, Horath, Immert, Gap-Enburg, Malborn, Merschbach, Neunkirchen, Rorodt, Schönberg, Talling, Thalfang
			Verbandsgemeinde Traben-Trarbach
			the municipalities Burg (Mosel), Enkirch, Irmenach, Lötzbeuren, Starkenburg, Traben-Trarbach
		(Other municipalities. Wkr. 203)
202	Crossop	District Bad Kreuznach
		District Birkenfeld
203	Bitburg	Eifelkreis Bitburg-Prüm
		District Vulkaneifel
		The district of Bernkastel-Wittlich
			Verbandsfreie municipality Wittlich
			Verbandsgemeinde Kröv-Bausendorf
			the municipalities Bausendorf, Bengel, Diefenbach, River bach, Hontheim, Kinderbeuern, Kinheim, Kröv, Reil, Willwerscheid
			Verbandsgemeinde Manderscheid
			the municipalities Bettenfeld, Dierfeld, Eckfeld, Eisenschmitt, Gipperath, Greimerath, Großlittgen, Hasborn, Karl, Laufeld, Manderscheid, Meerfeld, Musweiler, Niederöfflingen, Niederscheidweiler, Oberöfflingen, Oberscheidweiler, Pantenburg, Schladt, Schwarzenborn, Wallscheid
			Verbandsgemeinde Wittlich-Land
			the municipalities Altrich, Arenrath, Bergweiler, Binsfeld, Bruch, Dierscheid, Dodenburg, Dreis, Esch, Gladbach, Heckenmünster, Heidweiler, Hetzerath, Hupperath, Klausen, Landscheid, Minderlittgen, Niersbach, Osann-Monzel, Disks, Plein, Rivenich, Salmtal, Sehlem
		(Other municipalities. Wkr. 201)
204	Trier	Circular city of Trier
		District Trier-Saarburg
205	Montabaur	Westerwaldkreis
		from the Rhein-Lahn-Kreis
			Congregation of Diez
			the municipalities Altendiez, Aull, Balduinstein, Birlenbach, Charlottenberg, Cramberg, Diez, Dörnberg, Eppenrod, Geilnau, Gückingen, Hambach, Heistenbach, Hirschberg, Holzappel, Holzheim, Horhausen, Isselbach, Langenscheid, Laurenburg, Scheidt, Steinsberg, Wasenbach
			Verbandsgemeinde Hahnstätten
			the municipalities Burgschwalbach, Flacht, Hahnstätten, Kaltenholzhausen, Lohrheim, Mudershausen, Netzbach, Niederneisen, Oberneisen, Schiesheim
			Verbandsgemeinde Katzenelnbogen
			the municipalities Allendorf, Berghausen, Berndroth, Biebrich, Bremberg, Dörsdorf, Ebertshausen, Eisighofen, Ergeshausen, Gutenacker, Herold, Katzenelnbogen, Klingelbach, Kördorf, Mittelfischbach, Niedertiefenbach, Oberfischbach, Reckenroth, Rettert, Roth, Schönborn
			Verbandsgemeinde Nassau
			the municipalities Attenhausen, Dessighofen, Dienethal, Dornholzhausen, Geisig, Hömberg, Lollschied, Misselberg, Nassau, Obernhof, Oberwies, Pohl, Schweighausen, Seelbach, Singhofen, Sulzbach, Weinähr, Winden, Zimmerschied
			Verbandsgemeinde Nastätten
			the municipalities Berg, Bettendorf, Bogel, Buch, Diethardt, Ehr, Endlichhofen, Eschbach, Gemmerich, Hainau, Himmighofen, Holzhausen an der Haide, Hunzel, Kasdorf, Kehlbach, Lautert, Lipporn, Marienfels, Miehlen, Nastätten, Niederbachheim, Niederwallmenach, Oberbachheim, Germany Obertiefenbach, Oberwallmenach, Oelsberg, Rettershain, Ruppertshofen, Strüth, Weidenbach, Welterod, Winterwerb
		(Other municipalities. Wkr. 200)
206	Mainz	District-free city Mainz
		by the district of Mainz-Bingen
			Non-verbal communities Bingen on the Rhine, Budenheim, Ingelheim am Rhein
			Verbandsgemeinde Gau-Algesheim
			the municipalities Appenheim, Bubenheim, Engelstadt, Gau-Algesheim, Nieder-Hilbersheim, Ober-Hilbersheim, Ockenheim, Schwabenheim an der Selz
			Verbandsgemeinde Heidesheim am Rhein
			the municipalities Heidesheim am Rhein, Wackernheim
			Verbandsgemeinde Nieder-Olm
			the municipalities Essenheim, Jugenheim in Rheinhessen, Klein-Winternheim, Nieder-Olm, Ober-Olm, Sörgenloch, Stadecken-Elsheim, Zornheim
			Verbandsgemeinde Rhein-Nahe
			the municipalities Bacharach, Breitscheid, Manubach, Münster-Sarmsheim, Niederheimbach, Oberdiebach, Oberheimbach, Trechtingshausen, Waldalgesheim, Weiler bei Bingen
			Verbandsgemeinde Sprendlingen-Gensingen
			the municipalities Aspisheim, Badenheim, Gensingen, Grolsheim, Horrweiler, Sankt Johann, Sprendlingen, Welgesheim, Wolfsheim, Zotzenheim
		(Other municipalities. Wkr. 207)
207	Worms	Circle-free city Worms
		Alzey-Worms County
		by the district of Mainz-Bingen
			Verbandsgemeinde Bodenheim
			the municipalities Bodenheim, Gau-Bischofsheim, Harxheim, Lörzweiler, Nackenheim
			Verbandsgemeinde Guntersblum
			the municipalities Dolgesheim, Dorn-Dürkheim, Eimsheim, Guntersblum, Hillesheim, Ludwigshöhe, Uelversheim, Weinolsheim, Wintersheim
			Verbandsgemeinde Nierstein-Oppenheim
			the municipalities Dalheim, Dexheim, Dienheim, Friesenheim, Hahnheim, Köngernheim, Mommenheim, Nierstein, Oppenheim, Selzen, Undenheim
		(Other municipalities. Wkr. 206)
208	Ludwigshafen/Frankenthal	District-free city of Frankenthal (Pfalz)
		City of Ludwigshafen on the Rhine
		by the Rhein-Pfalz-Kreis
			Non-verbal communities Altrip, Bobenheim-Roxheim, Böhl-Iggelheim, Lambsheim, Limburgerhof, Mutterstadt, Neuhofen
			Verbandsgemeinde Dannstadt-Schauernheim
			the municipalities Dannstadt-Schauernheim, Hochdorf-Assenheim, Rödersheim-Gronau
			Verbandsgemeinde Heßheim
			the municipalities Beindersheim, Großniedesheim, Heßheim, Heuchelheim bei Frankenthal, Kleinniedesheim
			Verbandsgemeinde Maxdorf
			the municipalities Birkenheide, Footgönheim, Maxdorf
		(Other municipalities. Wkr. 209)
209	Neustadt-Speyer	District-free town of Neustadt an der Weinstraße
		County-free city Speyer
		District Bad Dürkheim
		by the Rhein-Pfalz-Kreis
			Non-verbal communities Römerberg, Schifferstadt
			Verbandsgemeinde Dudenhofen
			the municipalities Dudenhofen, Hanhofen, Harthausen
			Verbandsgemeinde Waldsee
			the municipalities Otterstadt, Waldsee
		(Other municipalities. Wkr. 208)
210	Kaiserslautern	District-free city of Kaiserslautern
		Donnersbergkreis
		County of Kusel
		District Kaiserslautern
			Verbandsgemeinde Enkenbach-Alsenborn
			the municipalities Enkenbach-Alsenborn, Mehlingen, Neuhemsbach, Sembach
			Verbandsgemeinde Hochspeyer
			the municipalities Fischbach, Frankenstein, Hochspeyer, Waldleiningen
			Verbandsgemeinde Otterbach
			the municipalities Frankelbach, Hirschhorn/Pfalz, Katzweiler, Mehlbach, Olsbrücken, Otterbach, Sulzbachtal
			Verbandsgemeinde Otterberg
			the municipalities Heiligenmoschel, Niederkirchen, Otterberg, Schallodenbach, Schneckenhausen
			Verbandsgemeinde Weilerbach
			the municipalities Erzenhausen, Eulenbis, Kollweiler, Mackenbach, Reichenbach-Steegen, Rodenbach, Schwedelbach, Weilerbach
		(Other municipalities. Wkr. 211)
211	Pirmasens	Circular city of Pirmasens
		District-free city Zweibrücken
		District Südwestpfalz
		District Kaiserslautern
			Verbandsgemeinde Bruchmühlbach-Miesau
			the municipalities Bruchmühlbach-Miesau, Gerhardsbrunn, Lambsborn, Langwieden, Martinshöhe
			Verbandsgemeinde Kaiserslautern-Süd
			the municipalities Krickenbach, Linden, Queidersbach, Schopp, Stelzenberg, Trippstadt
			Verbandsgemeinde Landstuhl
			the municipalities Bann, Hauptstuhl, Kindsbach, Landstuhl, Mittelbrunn, Oberarnbach
			Verbandsgemeinde Ramstein-Miesenbach
			the municipalities Hütschenhausen, Kottweiler-Schwanden, Niedermohr, Ramstein-Miesenbach, Steinwenden
		(Other municipalities. Wkr. 210)
212	Southern Palatinate	District-free town of Landau in the Palatinate
		District Germersheim
		County Southern Wine Route
Bavaria
213	Altötting	District Altötting
		District Mühldorf a.Inn
214	Erding-Ebersberg	County Ebersberg
		Landkreis Erding
215	Freising	District Freising
		Administrative district Pfaffenhofen a.d.Ilm
		by the district Dachau
			the municipality of Petershausen
		(Other municipalities. Wkr. 216)
		by the district of Neuburg-Schrobenhausen
			the municipality of Aresing
		(Other municipalities. Wkr. 217)
216	Fürstenfeldbruck	District Fürstenfeldbruck
		by the district Dachau
			the municipalities Altomünster, Bergkirchen, Dachau, Erdweg, Haimhausen, Hebertshausen, Hilgertshausen-Tandern, Karlsfeld, Markt Indersdorf, Röhrmoos, Schwabhausen, Vierkirchen, Weichs
			Administrative Community Odelzhausen
			the municipalities Odelzhausen, Pfaffenhofen a. d. Glonn, Sulzemoos
		(Other municipalities. Wkr. 215)
217	Ingolstadt	District-free city of Ingolstadt
		District Eichstätt
		by the district of Neuburg-Schrobenhausen
			the municipalities Burgheim, Ehekirchen, Karlshuld, Karlskron, Königsmoos, Neuburg a. d. Donau, Oberhausen, Rennertshofen, Schrobenhausen, Weichering
			Administrative Community of Neuburg a. d. Danube
			the municipalities Bergheim, Rohrenfels
			Schrobenhausen Administrative Community
			the municipalities Berg im Gau, Brunnen, Gachenbach, Langenmosen, Waidhofen
		(Other municipalities. Wkr. 215)
218	Munich-North	From the district-free city of Munich
			the boroughs 3, 4, 10 to 12, 24
		(Rest of the city districts. Wkr. 219, 220, 221)
219	Munich-East	From the district-free city of Munich
			the boroughs 1, 5, 13 to 16
		(Rest of the city districts. Wkr. 218, 220, 221)
220	Munich-South	From the district-free city of Munich
			the boroughs 6, 7, 17 to 20
		(Rest of the city districts. Wkr. 218, 219, 221)
221	Munich-West/Middle	From the district-free city of Munich
			the boroughs 2, 8, 9, 21 to 23, 25
		(Rest of the city districts. Wkr. 218, 219, 220)
222	Munich-Country	District of Munich
		by the district Starnberg
			the municipality of Gauting
		(Other municipalities. V. 224)
223	Rosenheim	District-free town of Rosenheim
		District Rosenheim
224	Starnberg	District Bad Tölz-Wolfratshausen
		County Miesbach
		by the district Starnberg
			the municipalities Andechs, Berg, Feldafing, Gilching, Herrsching a.Ammersee, Inning a.Ammersee, Krailling, Pöcking, Seefeld, Starnberg, Tutzing, Weßling, Wörthsee
		(Other municipalities. Wkr. 222)
225	Traunstein	County Berchtesgadener Land
		District of Traunstein
226	Weilheim	County Garmisch-Partenkirchen
		District Landsberg am Lech
		District Weilheim-Schongau
227	Deggendorf	District deggendorf
		District Freyung-Grafenau
228	Landshut	District-free town of Landshut
		District Kelheim
		Landkreis Landshut
229	Passau	Circularly Free City of Passau
		District of Passau
230	Rottal-Inn	County Dingolfing-Landau
		District Rottal-Inn
231	Straubing	District-free town of Straubing
		County Rain
		District Straubing-Bogen
232	Amberg	District-free city of Amberg
		District Amberg-Sulzbach
		District Neumarkt i. d. OPf.
233	Regensburg	District-free city of Regensburg
		District of Regensburg
234	Schwandorf	District Cham
		District Schwandorf
235	Weiden	District-free town of Weiden i. d. OPf.
		District of Neustadt a. d. Waldnaab
		District Tirschenreuth
236	Bamberg	District-free city of Bamberg
		by the district of Bamberg
			the municipalities Altendorf, Buttenheim, Frensdorf, Hallstadt, Hirschaid, Pettstadt, Pommersfelden, Keyfeld, Stegaurach, Strullendorf, Walsdorf
			Administrative Community of Burgebrach
			the municipalities Burgebrach, Schönbrunn i. Steigerwald
			Administrative Community Ebroke
			the municipalities Burgwindheim, Ebroke
			Managing Community Lisberg
			the municipalities Lisberg, Priesendorf
		(Other municipalities. Wkr. 240)
		by the district of Forchheim
			the municipalities Eggolsheim, Forchheim, Hallerndorf, Hausen, Heroldsbach, Igensdorf, Langensendelbach, Neunkirchen a. Fire
			Administrative Community Dormitz
			the municipalities Dormitz, Hetzles, Kleinsendelbach
			Administrative Community Effeltrich
			the municipalities Effeltrich, Poxdorf
			Administrative Community Gosberg
			the municipalities Kunreuth, Pinzberg, Wiesenthau
			Administrative Community Kirchehrenbach
			the municipalities Kirchehrenbach, Leutenbach, Weilersbach
		(Other municipalities. Wkr. 237)
237	Bayreuth	District-free city of Bayreuth
		District of Bayreuth
		by the district of Forchheim
			the municipalities Egloffstein, Gößweinstein, Obertrubach, Pretzfeld, Wiesenttal
			Administrative Community of Ebermannstadt
			the municipalities Ebermannstadt, Unterleinleiter
			Administrative community Gräfenberg
			the municipalities Gräfenberg, Hiltpoltstein, Weißenohe
		(Other municipalities. Wkr. 236)
238	Coburg	Circular city of Coburg
		Coburg County
		County of Kronach
239	Court	District-free town of Hof
		District Hof
		County Wunsiedel i. Fichtelgebirge
240	Kulmbach	District Kulmbach
		District Lichtenfels
		by the district of Bamberg
			the municipalities Bischberg, Breitengüßbach, Gundelsheim, Heiligenstadt i. OFr., Kemmern, Litzendorf, Memmelsdorf, Oberhaid, Rattelsdorf, Scheßlitz, Viereth-Trunstadt, Zapfendorf
			Baunach Administrative Community
			the municipalities Baunach, Gerach, Lauter, Reckendorf
			Administrative Community Steinfeld
			the municipalities Königsfeld, Stadelhofen, Wattendorf
		(Other municipalities. Wkr. 236)
241	Ansbach	Circular city of Ansbach
		District Ansbach
		District Weißenburg-Gunzenhausen
242	Erlangen	District-free city Erlangen
		District Erlangen-Höchstadt
243	Fürth	District Free City of Fürth
		District of Fürth
		District of Neustadt a. d. Aisch-Bad Windsheim
244	Nuremberg-North	From the circle-free city of Nuremberg
			the districts 01 to 13, 22 to 30, 64, 65, 70 to 87, 90 to 95
		(Other districts see Wkr. 245)
245	Nuremberg-South	District-free town of Schwabach
		from the circle-free city of Nuremberg
			the districts 14 to 21, 31 to 55, 60 to 63, 96, 97
		(Other districts see Wkr. 244)
246	Roth	District of Nuremberg
		District of Roth
247	Aschaffenburg	District-free town of Aschaffenburg
		District Aschaffenburg
248	Bad Kissingen	District Bad Kissingen
		County of Haßberge
		District of Rhön-Grabfeld
249	Main Spessart	District Main-Spessart
		County Miltenberg
250	Schweinfurt	District-free town of Schweinfurt
		Landkreis Kitzingen
		District Schweinfurt
251	Würzburg	District-free city of Würzburg
		District of Würzburg
252	Augsburg-City	District-free city of Augsburg
		by the Landkreis Augsburg
			the municipality of Königsbrunn
		(Other municipalities. Wkr. 253)
253	Augsburg-Country	From the district of Aichach-Friedberg
			the municipalities Affing, Aichach, Friedberg, Hollenbach, Kissing, Merching, Rehling, Ried
			Administrative Community of Dasing
			the municipalities Adelzhausen, Dasing, Eurasburg, Obergriesbach, Sielenbach
			Managing Community Mering
			the municipalities Mering, Schmiechen, Steindorf
		(Other municipalities. Wkr. 254)
		by the Landkreis Augsburg
			the municipalities Adelsried, Altenmünster, Aystetten, Biberbach, Bobingen, Diedorf, Dinkelscherben, Fischach, Gablingen, Gersthofen, Graben, Horgau, Kutzenhausen, Langweid a. Lech, Meitingen, Neusäß, Schwabmünchen, Stadtbergen, Thierhaupten, Wehringen, Zusmarshausen
			Administrative Community of Gessertshausen
			the municipalities Gessertshausen, Ustersbach
			Administrative Community of Großaitingen
			the municipalities Grossaitingen, Kleinaitingen, Oberottmarshausen
			Managing Community of Langerringen
			the municipalities Hiltenfingen, Langerringen
			Administrative Community Lechfeld
			the municipalities Klosterlechfeld, Untermeitingen
			Administrative Community Nordendorf
			the municipalities Allmannshofen, Ehingen, Ellgau, Kühlenthal, Nordendorf, Westendorf
			Administrative Community Perennials
			the municipalities Langenneufnach, Mickhausen, Mittelneufnach, Scherstetten, Walkertshofen
			Managing Community Welden
			the municipalities Bonstetten, Emersacker, Heretsried, Welden
		(Other municipalities. Wkr. 252)
254	Danube-Ries	District Dillingen a. d. Danube
		District Donau-Ries
		by the county of Aichach-Friedberg
			the municipality of Inchenhofen
			Administrative Community Aindling
			the municipalities Aindling, Petersdorf, Todtenweis
			Administrative Community of Kühbach
			the municipalities Kühbach, Schiltberg
			Administrative Community of Pöttmes
			the municipalities Baar (Swabia), Pöttmes
		(Other municipalities. Wkr. 253)
255	Neu-Ulm	District of Günzburg
		District Neu-Ulm
		by the municipality of Unterallgäu
			Administrative Community Babenhausen
			the municipalities Babenhausen, Egg a. d. Günz, Kettershausen, Kirchhaslach, Oberschönegg, Winterrieden
			Managing Community Boos
			the municipalities Boos, Fellheim, Heimertingen, Niederrieden, Pleß
			Administrative Community Erkheim
			the municipalities Erkheim, Kammlach, Lauben, Westerheim
			Administrative Community of Pfaffenhausen
			the municipalities Breitenbrunn, Oberrieden, Pfaffenhausen, Salgen
		(Other municipalities. Wkr. 257)
256	Oberallgäu	District-free town of Kempten (Allgäu)
		District Lindau (Bodensee)
		District Oberallgäu
257	Ostallgäu	District-free town of Kaufbeuren
		County-free city Memmingen
		Rural district of Ostallgäu
		by the municipality of Unterallgäu
			the municipalities Bad Wörishofen, Buxheim, Ettringen, Markt Rettenbach, Markt Wald, Mindelheim, Sontheim, Tussenhausen and the communal area of Ungerhauser Wald
			Administrative Community of Bad Grönenbach
			the municipalities Bad Grönenbach, Wolfertschwenden, Woringen
			Administrative Community Dirlewang
			the municipalities Apfeltrach, Dirlewang, Stetten, Unteregg
			Administrative Community Illerwinkel
			the municipalities Kronburg, Lautrach, Legau
			Administrative Community Kirchheim i. Schw.
			the municipalities Eppishausen, Kirchheim i. Schw.
			Managing Community of Memmingerberg
			the municipalities Benningen, Holzgünz, Lachen, Memmingerberg, Trunkelsberg, Ungerhausen
			Administrative Community of Ottobeuren
			the municipalities Böhen, Hawangen, Ottobeuren
			Administrative Community of Türkheim
			the municipalities Amberg, Rammingen, Türkheim, Wiedergeltingen
		(Other municipalities. Wkr. 255)
Baden-Württemberg
258	Stuttgart I	From the City of Stuttgart
			the boroughs Birkach, Degerloch, Hedelfingen, Möhringen, Plieningen, Sillenbuch, Stuttgart-Mitte, Stuttgart-Nord, Stuttgart-Süd, Stuttgart-West, Vaihingen
		(Rest of the city districts. Wkr. 259)
259	Stuttgart II	From the City of Stuttgart
			the boroughs Bad Cannstatt, Botnang, Feuerbach, Mühlhausen, Münster, Obertürkheim, Stammheim, Stuttgart-Ost, Untertürkheim, Wangen, Weilimdorf, Zuffenhausen
		(Rest of the city districts. Wkr. 258)
260	Böblingen	From the district of Böblingen
			the municipalities Aidlingen, Altdorf, Böblingen, Bondorf, ceiling-pfronn, Ehningen, Gärtringen, Gäufelden, Grafenau, Herrenberg, Hildrizhausen, Holzgerlingen, Jettingen, Leonberg, Magstadt, Mötzingen, Nufringen, Renningen, Rutesheim, Schönaich, Sindelfingen, Weil der Stadt, Because in the Schönbuch, Weissach
		(Other municipalities. Wkr. 262)
261	Esslingen	From the district of Esslingen
			the municipalities Aichwald, Altbach, Baltmannsweiler, Deizisau, Denkendorf, Esslingen am Neckar, Hochdorf, Köngen, Lichtenwald, Neuhausen auf den Fildern, Ostfildern, Plochingen, Reichenbach an der Fils, Wendlingen am Neckar, Wernau (Neckar)
		(Other municipalities. Wkr. 262)
262	Nürtingen	From the district of Böblingen
			the municipalities Steinenbronn, Waldenbuch
		(Other municipalities. Wkr. 260)
		by the district of Esslingen
			the municipalities Aichtal, Altdorf, Altenriet, Bempflingen, Beuren, Bissingen an der Teck, Dettingen unter Teck, Erkenbrechtsweiler, Filderstadt, Frickenhausen, Großbettlingen, Holzmaden, Kirchheim unter Teck, Kohlberg, Leinfelden-Echterdingen, Lenningen, Neckartailfingen, Neccardzlingen, Neidlingen, Neuffen, Notzingen, Nürtingen, Oberboihingen, Ohmden, Owen, Schlaitdorf, Unterensingen, Weilheim an der Teck, Wolfschlugen
		(Other municipalities. Wkr. 261)
263	Göppingen	Göppingen County
264	Waiblingen	From the Rems-Murr circle
			the municipalities Alfdorf, Berglen, Fellbach, Kaisersbach, Kernen im Remstal, Korb, Leutenbach, Plüderhausen, Remshalden, Rudersberg, Schorndorf, Schwaikheim, Urbach, Waiblingen, Weinstadt, Welzheim, Winnenden, Winterbach
		(Other municipalities. Wkr. 269)
265	Ludwigsburg	From the district of Ludwigsburg
			the municipalities Asperg, Ditzingen, Eberdingen, Gerlingen, Hemmingen, Korntal-Münchingen, Kornwestheim, Ludwigsburg, Markgröningen, Poslingen, Oberriexingen, Remseck am Neckar, Schwieberdingen, Sersheim, Vaihingen an der Enz
		(Other municipalities. Wkr. 266)
266	Neckar-Zaber	From the county of Heilbronn
			the municipalities Abstatt, Beilstein, Brackenheim, Cleebronn, Flein, Güglingen, Ilsfeld, Lauffen am Neckar, Leingarten, Neckarwestheim, Nordheim, Pfaffenhofen, Talheim, Untergruppenbach, Zaberfeld
		(Other municipalities. Wkr. 267)
		by the district of Ludwigsburg
			the municipalities Affalterbach, Benningen am Neckar, Besigheim, Bietigheim-Bissingen, Bönnigheim, Erdmannhausen, Erligheim, Freiberg am Neckar, Freudental, Gemmrigheim, Großbottwar, Hessigheim, Ingersheim, Kirchheim am Neckar, Löchgau, Marbach am Neckar, Mundelsheim, Murr, Germany Oberstenfeld, Pleidelsheim, Sachsenheim, Steinheim an der Murr, Tamm, Walheim
		(Other municipalities. Wkr. 265)
267	Heilbronn	Stadtkreis Heilbronn
		from the district of Heilbronn
			the municipalities Bad Friedrichshall, Bad Rappenau, Bad Wimpfen, Eberstadt, Ellhofen, Eppingen, Erlenbach, Gemmingen, Gundelsheim, Hardthausen am Kocher, Ittlingen, Jagsthausen, Kirchardt, Langenbrettach, Lehrensteinsfeld, Löwenstein, Massenbachhausen, Möckmühl, Neckarsulm, Neudenau, Neue-stadt am Kocher, Obersulm, Oedheim, Offenau, Roigheim, Schwaigern, sealed sbach, Untereisesheim, Weinsberg, Widdern, Wüstenrot
		(Other municipalities. Wkr. 266)
268	Schwäbisch Hall-Hohenlohe	Hohenlohekreis
		District Schwäbisch Hall
269	Backnang-Schwäbisch Gmünd	From Ostalbkreis
			the municipalities Abtsgmünd, Bartholomä, Böbingen an der Rems, Durlangen, Eschach, Göggingen, Gschwend, Heubach, Heuchlingen, Iggingen, Leinzell, Lorch, Posglingen, Mutlangen, Obergröningen, Ruppertshofen, Schechingen, Schwäbisch Gmünd, Spraitbach, Täferrot, Waldstetten
		(Other municipalities. Wkr. 270)
		by Rems-Murr-Kreis
			the municipalities Allmersbach im Tal, Althütte, Aspach, Auenwald, Backnang, Burgstetten, Großerlach, Kirchberg an der Murr, Murrhardt, Oppenweiler, Spiegelberg, Sulzbach an der Murr, Weissach im Tal
		(Other municipalities. Wkr. 264)
270	Aalen-Heidenheim	County Heidenheim
		of the Eastern Circle
			the municipalities Aalen, Adelmannsfelden, Bopfingen, Ellenberg, Ellwangen (Jagst), Essingen, Hüttlingen, Jagstzell, Kirchheim am Ries, Lauchheim, Neresheim, Neuler, Oberkochen, Rainau, Riesbürg, Rosenberg, Stödtlen, Tannhausen, Untercutting-heim, Westhausen, Wört
		(Other municipalities. Wkr. 269)
271	Karlsruhe-City	Stadtkreis Karlsruhe
272	Karlsruhe-Land	From the district of Karlsruhe
			the municipalities Bretten, Dettenheim, Eggenstein-Leopoldshafen, Ettlingen, Gondelsheim, Graben-Neudorf, Karlsbad, Kraichtal, Kürnbach, Linkenheim-Hochstetten, Malsch, Marxzell, Oberderdingen, Pfinztal, Rheinstetten, Stutensee, Sulzfeld, Waldbronn, Rollbachtal, Weingarten (Baden), Zaisenhausen
		(Other municipalities. Wkr. 278)
273	Rastatt	Stadtkreis Baden-Baden
		District of Rastatt
274	Heidelberg	Stadtkreis Heidelberg
		from the Rhein-Neckar-Kreis
			the municipalities Dossenheim, Edingen-Neckarhausen, Eppelheim, Heddesheim, Hemsbach, Hirschberg an der Bergstraße, Ilvesheim, Ladenburg, Laudenbach, Schriesheim, Weinheim
		(Other municipalities. Wkr. 277, 278)
275	Mannheim	Stadtkreis Mannheim
276	Odenwald-Tauber	Main-Tauber-Circle
		Neckar-Odenwald-Kreis
277	Rhein-Neckar	From the Rhein-Neckar-Kreis
			the municipalities Angelbachtal, Bammental, Dielheim, Eberbach, Epfenbach, Eschelbronn, Gaiberg, Heddesbach, Heiligkreuzsteinach, Helmstadt-Bargen, Leimen, Lobbach, Malsch, Mauer, Meckesheim, Mühlhausen, Neckarbischofsheim, Neckargemünd, Neidenstein, Nußloch, Rauenberg, Reichartshausen, Sandhausen, St. Leon-Rot, Schönau, Schönbrunn, Sinsheim, Spechbach, Waibstadt, Walldorf, Wiesenbach, Wiesloch, Wilhelmsfeld, Zuzenhausen
		(Other municipalities. Wkr. 274, 278)
278	Bruchsal-Schwetzingen	From the district of Karlsruhe
			the municipalities Bad Schönborn, Bruchsal, Forst, Hambrücken, Karlsdorf-Neuthard, Kronau, Oberhausen-Rheinhausen, Östringen, Philippsburg, Ubstadt-Weiher, Waghäusel
		(Other municipalities. Wkr. 272)
		from the Rhein-Neckar-Kreis
			the municipalities Altussheim, Brühl, Hockenheim, Ketsch, Neulussheim, Oftersheim, Plankstadt, Reilingen, Schwetzingen
		(Other municipalities. Wkr. 274, 277)
279	Pforzheim	City of Pforzheim
		Circle
280	Calw	County Calw
		District Freudenstadt
281	Freiburg	Stadtkreis Freiburg im Breisgau
		The district of Breisgau-Hochschwarzwald
			the municipalities Au, Bötzingen, Bollschweil, Breisach am Rhein, Ebring, Ehrenkirchen, Eichstetten am Kaiserstuhl, Gottenheim, Horben, Ihringen, March, Merdingen, Merzhausen, Pfaffenweiler, Schallstadt, Sölden, Umkirch, Vogtsburg im Kaiserstuhl, Wittnau
		(Other municipalities. Wkr. 282, 288)
282	Lörrach-Müllheim	District of Lörrach
		The district of Breisgau-Hochschwarzwald
			the municipalities Auggen, Bad Krozingen, Badenweiler, Ballrechten-Dottingen, Buggingen, Eschbach, Hartheim am Rhein, Heitersheim, Müllheim, Münstertal/Schwarzwald, Neuenburg am Rhein, Staufen im Breisgau, Sulzburg
		(Other municipalities. Wkr. 281, 288)
283	Emmendingen-Lahr	Emmendingen County
		from the Ortenaukreis
			the municipalities Ettenheim, Fischerbach, Friesenheim, Haslach im Kinzigtal, Hofstetten, Kappel-Grafenhausen, Kippenheim, Lahr/Schwarzwald, Mahlberg, Meißenheim, Mühlenbach, Ringsheim, Rust, Schuttertal, Schwanau, Seelbach, Steinach
		(Other municipalities. Wkr. 284, 286)
284	Offenburg	From the Ortenaukreis
			the municipalities Achern, Appenweier, Bad Peterstal-Griesbach, Berghaupten, Biberach, Durbach, Gengenbach, Hohberg, Kappelrodeck, Kehl, Lauf, Lautenbach, Neuried, Nordrach, Oberharmersbach, Oberkirch, Offenburg, Ohlsbach, Oppenau, Ortenberg, Ottenhöfen im Schwarzwald, Renchen, Rheinau, Sasbach, Sasbachwalden, Schutterwald, Seebach, Willstätt, Zell am Harmersbach
		(Other municipalities. Wkr. 283, 286)
285	Rottweil-Tuttlingen	District Rottweil
		County Tuttlingen
286	Schwarzwald-Baar	Schwarzwald-Baar-Kreis
		from the Ortenaukreis
			the municipalities Reviews (Schwarzwaldbahn), Hausach, Hornberg, Oberwolfach, Wolfach
		(Other municipalities. Wkr. 283, 284)
287	Konstanz	District of Konstanz
288	Waldshut	Landkreis Waldshut
		The district of Breisgau-Hochschwarzwald
			the municipalities Breitnau, Buchenbach, Eisenbach (Hochschwarzwald), Feldberg (Schwarzwald), Friedenweiler, Glottertal, Gundelfingen, Heuweiler, Hinterzarten, Kirchzarten, Lenzkirch, Löffingen, Oberried, St. Märgen, St. Peter, Schluchsee, Stegen, Titisee-Neustadt
		(Other municipalities. Wkr. 281, 282)
289	Reutlingen	District Reutlingen
290	Tübingen	District Tübingen
		From the Zollernalbkreis
			the municipalities Bisingen, Burladingen, Grosselfingen, Hechingen, Jungingen, Rangendingen
		(Other municipalities. Wkr. 295)
291	Ulm	Stadtkreis Ulm
		Alb-Donau-Kreis
292	Biberach	Biberach County
		Ravensburg County
			the municipalities Aichstetten, Aitrach, Bad Wurzach, Kißlegg
		(Other municipalities. Wkr. 294)
293	Lake Constance	Lake Constance
		by the district of Sigmaringen
			the municipalities Herdwangen-Schönach, Illmensee, Pfullendorf, Wald
		(Other municipalities. Wkr. 295)
294	Ravensburg	From the district of Ravensburg
			the municipalities Achberg, Altshausen, Amtzell, Argenbühl, Aulendorf, Bad Waldsee, Baienfurt, Baindt, Berg, Bergatreute, Bodnegg, Boms, Ebenweiler, Ebersbach-Musbach, Eichstegen, Fleischwangen, Fronreute, Grünkraut, Guggenhausen, Horgenzell, Hoßkirch, Isny im Allgäu, Königseggwald, Leutkirch im Allgäu, Ravensburg, Riedhausen, Schlier, Unterwaldhausen, Vogt, Waldburg, Wangen im Allgäu, Weingarten, Wilhelmsdorf, Wolfegg, Wolpertswende
		(Other municipalities. Wkr. 292)
295	Zollernalb-Sigmaringen	From the district of Sigmaringen
			the municipalities Bad Saulgau, Beuron, Bingen, Gammertingen, Herbertingen, Hettingen, Hohentengen, Inzigkofen, Krauchenwies, Leibertingen, quantities, Messkirch, Neufra, Ostrach, Sauldorf, Scheer, Schwenningen, Sigmaringen, Sigmaringendorf, Stetten on the cold market, Veringenstadt
		(Other municipalities. Wkr. 293)
		From the Zollernalbkreis
			the municipalities Albstadt, Balingen, Bitz, Dautmergen, Dormettingen, Dotternhausen, Geislingen, Haigerloch, Hausen am Tann, Messstetten, Nusplingen, Obernheim, Ratshausen, Rosenfeld, Schömberg, Straßberg, Weilen unter den Rinnen, Winterlingen, rooms under the castle
		(Other municipalities. Wkr. 290)
Saarland
296	Saarbrücken	From the regional association Saarbrücken
			the municipalities Grossrosseln, Kleinblittersdorf, Püttlingen, Riegelsberg, Saarbrücken, Völklingen
		(Other municipalities. Wkr. 298, 299)
297	Saarlouis	County of Merzig-Wadern
		by the district of Saarlouis
			the municipalities Bous, Dillingen/Saar, Ensdorf, Nalbach, Rehlingen-Siersburg, Saarlouis, Saarwellingen, Schwalbach, Überherrn, Wadgassen, Wallercatching
		(Other municipalities. Wkr. 298)
298	St. Wendel	District St. Wendel
		The district of Neunkirchen
			the municipalities Eppelborn, Illingen, Merchweiler, Ottweiler, Schiffweiler
		(Other municipalities. Wkr. 299)
		by the district of Saarlouis
			the municipalities Lebach, Schmelz
		(Other municipalities. Wkr. 297)
		by the regional association Saarbrücken
			the municipality of Heusweiler
		(Other municipalities. Wkr. 296, 299)
299	Homburg	Saarpfalz-Kreis
		The district of Neunkirchen
			the municipalities Neunkirchen, Spiesen-Elversberg
		(Other municipalities. Wkr. 298)
		by the regional association Saarbrücken
			the municipalities Friedrichsthal, Quierschied, Sulzbach/Saar
		(Other municipalities. Wkr. 296, 298)

Footnote

Annex Constituency No. 18 Italic: The description of the district "Billbrock" is correct "Billbrook"