The party returned to run in the 1968 elections, but failed to win a seat. After failing to win a seat in the 1971 elections, the party has not contested any further national elections, although it continues to participate in local politics in North Schleswig.
Between 1973 and 1979 the party was represented in Parliament by Jes Schmidt, a candidate elected through an electoral agreement with the Centre Democrats. After his death in 1979, the agreement between the two parties stopped because the SP proposed a candidate with a Waffen-SS past, thus unacceptable for the CD.[5]
^"Slesvigsk Parti". Folkevalgte.dk. 3 January 2022. Retrieved 3 February 2023.
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January 01, 1970
schleswig, party, danish, slesvigsk, parti, german, schleswigsche, partei, regional, political, party, denmark, representing, north, schleswig, germans, slesvigsk, partigerman, nameschleswigsche, parteichairpersonrainer, naujeckfounded1920headquartersvestergad. The Schleswig Party Danish Slesvigsk Parti German Schleswigsche Partei is a regional political party in Denmark representing the North Schleswig Germans Schleswig Party Slesvigsk PartiGerman nameSchleswigsche ParteiChairpersonRainer NaujeckFounded1920HeadquartersVestergade 306200 AabenraaIdeologyRegionalism German minority interestsPolitical positionCentreEuropean affiliationEuropean Free AllianceColours YellowRegions0 205Municipal councils10 2 436Mayors1 98Election symbolSWebsitewww slesvigsk parti dkPolitics of DenmarkPolitical partiesElections Schleswig Partys election poster 1939 Contents 1 History 2 Leaders 3 Election results 3 1 Folketing 3 2 Landsting 3 3 Local elections 4 References 5 External linksHistory editThe party was established in August 1920 as the Schleswig Voters Club German Schleswigscher Wahlerverein following the Schleswig Plebiscites and the ceding of Northern Schleswig from Germany to Denmark 1 It ran in the September 1920 Folketing elections winning a single seat taken by Johannes Schmidt 1 The party maintained its single seat in elections in 1924 1926 1929 1932 1935 and 1939 2 3 The party did not run in the 1943 or 1945 elections but returned to contest the 1947 elections 4 in which it failed to win a seat 2 The party remained seatless until the September 1953 elections retaining its seat in 1957 and 1960 The 1964 elections saw the party lose its single seat and it did not contest the 1966 elections The party returned to run in the 1968 elections but failed to win a seat After failing to win a seat in the 1971 elections the party has not contested any further national elections although it continues to participate in local politics in North Schleswig Between 1973 and 1979 the party was represented in Parliament by Jes Schmidt a candidate elected through an electoral agreement with the Centre Democrats After his death in 1979 the agreement between the two parties stopped because the SP proposed a candidate with a Waffen SS past thus unacceptable for the CD 5 Leaders editJohannes Schmidt 1920 35 Hans Christian Jepsen 1983 91 Peter Bieling 1991 99 Gerhard Mammen 1999 2010 Marit Jessen Rudiger 2010 12 Carsten Leth Schmidt 2012 2022 Rainer Naujeck 2022 6 Election results editFolketing edit Election Votes Seats pp 1920 Sep 7 505 0 6 New 1 149 New 1924 7 715 0 6 0 0 1 149 nbsp 0 1926 10 422 0 8 0 2 1 149 nbsp 0 1929 9 787 0 7 0 1 1 149 nbsp 0 1932 9 868 0 6 0 1 1 149 nbsp 0 1935 12 617 0 8 0 2 1 149 nbsp 0 1939 15 016 0 9 0 1 1 149 nbsp 0 1943 1945 Did not run 1947 7 464 0 4 0 4 0 150 nbsp 0 1950 6 406 0 3 0 1 0 151 nbsp 0 1953 Apr 8 438 0 4 0 1 0 151 nbsp 0 1953 Sep 9 721 0 5 0 1 1 179 nbsp 1 1957 9 202 0 4 0 1 1 179 nbsp 0 1960 9 058 0 4 0 0 1 179 nbsp 0 1964 9 274 0 4 0 0 0 179 nbsp 1 1966 Did not run 1968 6 831 0 2 0 2 0 179 nbsp 0 1971 6 743 0 2 0 0 0 179 nbsp 0 1973 Did not run Landsting edit Election Votes Seats 1928 6 736 0 76 1932 Did not run 1936 8 868 0 76 1939 11 122 0 76 1943 1953 Did not run Local elections edit Municipal elections Election Seats 1922 56 10 750 1925 64 11 329 nbsp 8 1929 70 11 403 nbsp 6 1933 72 11 425 nbsp 2 1937 88 11 371 nbsp 16 1943 1946 1950 45 11 499 1954 52 11 505 nbsp 7 1958 50 11 529 nbsp 2 1962 44 11 414 nbsp 6 1966 42 10 005 nbsp 2 1970 20 4 677 nbsp 22 1974 16 4 735 nbsp 4 1978 14 4 759 nbsp 2 1981 12 4 769 nbsp 2 1985 14 4 773 nbsp 2 1989 9 4 737 nbsp 5 1993 9 4 703 nbsp 0 1997 8 4 647 nbsp 1 2001 7 4 685 nbsp 1 2005 4 2 522 nbsp 3 2009 6 2 468 nbsp 2 2013 9 2 444 nbsp 3 2017 10 2 432 nbsp 1 2021 10 2 436 nbsp 0 Regional elections Date Votes Seats 1935 4 737 6 299 1943 6 299 nbsp 0 1946 1 299 nbsp 5 1950 3 123 2 299 nbsp 1 1954 3 912 3 299 nbsp 1 1958 4 069 3 303 nbsp 0 1962 3 860 2 301 nbsp 1 1966 3 837 3 303 nbsp 1 1970 7 501 1 366 nbsp 2 1974 6 454 2 370 nbsp 1 1978 6 508 1 370 nbsp 1 1981 6 285 1 370 nbsp 0 1985 5 593 1 374 nbsp 0 1989 4 877 0 374 nbsp 1 1993 5 115 1 374 nbsp 1 1997 4 538 1 374 nbsp 0 2001 4 417 1 374 nbsp 0 2005 2013 Did not run 2017 5 267 0 205 nbsp 0 2021 Did not run Mayors Year Seats No 2005 0 98 nbsp 0 2009 0 98 nbsp 0 2013 0 98 nbsp 0 2017 0 98 nbsp 0 2021 1 98 nbsp 1References edit a b The Schleswig Party after 1920 Schleswig Party in German a b Nohlen D amp Stover P 2010 Elections in Europe A data handbook pp552 553 ISBN 978 3 8329 5609 7 Cohn Einar May 1939 Rigsdagsvalgene og Folkeafstemningen i April og Maj 1939 Danmarks Statistik Nohlen amp Stover p540 Hans Schultz Hansen Sonderjyllands historie siden 1945 Slesvigsk Parti Folkevalgte dk 3 January 2022 Retrieved 3 February 2023 External links editParty website Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Schleswig Party amp oldid 1222749064, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
