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2025 federal election · strongholds

Where the CSU is strongest

Nationwide, the CSU took 6.0% of the second votes. Across the districts the range runs from 27.6% in Erlangen to 44.4% in Garmisch-Partenkirchen. Below, the municipalities and districts with the highest shares, the weakest regions and the divide by municipality size.

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CSU share by district

The stronger the colour, the higher the share. Tap to open the district with all its municipalities.

CSU share by district, 2025 federal election
Second-vote share per district and independent city in percent
Wahlergebnisse.io© 2026Source: Federal Returning Officer · © GeoBasis-DE / BKG 2025 · As of: 23 Feb 2025
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Municipalities

The 25 strongest municipalities with at least 1,000 voters

  1. 1.Rottach-EgernMiesbach, Bavaria · 3,807 voters57.8%
  2. 2.MunningenDonau-Ries, Bavaria · 1,264 voters56.4%
  3. 3.KrünGarmisch-Partenkirchen, Bavaria · 1,292 voters54.7%
  4. 4.KreuthMiesbach, Bavaria · 2,121 voters54.1%
  5. 5.Kinding, MEichstätt, Bavaria · 1,755 voters53.9%
  6. 6.Ramsau b.BerchtesgadenBerchtesgadener Land, Bavaria · 1,107 voters53.2%
  7. 7.NeunkirchenMiltenberg, Bavaria · 1,050 voters53.0%
  8. 8.Steinwiesen, MKronach, Bavaria · 2,394 voters52.6%
  9. 9.RetzstadtMain-Spessart, Bavaria · 1,211 voters52.3%
  10. 10.Schondra, MBad Kissingen, Bavaria · 1,207 voters52.2%
  11. 11.WallgauGarmisch-Partenkirchen, Bavaria · 1,004 voters51.8%
  12. 12.GaukönigshofenWürzburg, Bavaria · 1,798 voters51.8%
  13. 13.Bad WiesseeMiesbach, Bavaria · 2,915 voters51.7%
  14. 14.WasserlosenSchweinfurt, Bavaria · 2,521 voters51.7%
  15. 15.Schneeberg, MMiltenberg, Bavaria · 1,163 voters51.6%
  16. 16.Titting, MEichstätt, Bavaria · 1,849 voters51.5%
  17. 17.Mittenwald, MGarmisch-Partenkirchen, Bavaria · 4,561 voters51.3%
  18. 18.WilhelmsthalKronach, Bavaria · 2,568 voters51.3%
  19. 19.EußenheimMain-Spessart, Bavaria · 2,259 voters51.3%
  20. 20.GrainauGarmisch-Partenkirchen, Bavaria · 2,181 voters51.1%
  21. 21.Röttingen, StWürzburg, Bavaria · 1,112 voters50.9%
  22. 22.Kirchzell, MMiltenberg, Bavaria · 1,513 voters50.8%
  23. 23.AttingStraubing-Bogen, Bavaria · 1,204 voters50.6%
  24. 24.SandbergRhön-Grabfeld, Bavaria · 1,743 voters50.6%
  25. 25.FremdingenDonau-Ries, Bavaria · 1,454 voters50.6%
Cities

The strongest and weakest cities with at least 40,000 voters

Strongest

  1. 1.IngolstadtIngolstadt, Bavaria · 67,763 voters36.7%
  2. 2.AschaffenburgAschaffenburg, Bavaria · 41,007 voters32.7%
  3. 3.BayreuthBayreuth, Bavaria · 43,342 voters31.7%
  4. 4.MünchenMünchen, Landeshauptstadt, Bavaria · 782,788 voters29.4%
  5. 5.RegensburgRegensburg, Bavaria · 88,393 voters29.4%
  6. 6.BambergBamberg, Bavaria · 45,401 voters29.3%
  7. 7.NürnbergNürnberg, Bavaria · 263,665 voters29.2%
  8. 8.WürzburgWürzburg, Bavaria · 80,549 voters28.5%
  9. 9.AugsburgAugsburg, Bavaria · 148,097 voters28.4%
  10. 10.FürthFürth, Bavaria · 69,362 voters27.8%
  11. 11.ErlangenErlangen, Bavaria · 65,352 voters27.6%

Weakest

  1. 1.ErlangenErlangen, Bavaria · 65,352 voters27.6%
  2. 2.FürthFürth, Bavaria · 69,362 voters27.8%
  3. 3.AugsburgAugsburg, Bavaria · 148,097 voters28.4%
  4. 4.WürzburgWürzburg, Bavaria · 80,549 voters28.5%
  5. 5.NürnbergNürnberg, Bavaria · 263,665 voters29.2%
  6. 6.BambergBamberg, Bavaria · 45,401 voters29.3%
  7. 7.MünchenMünchen, Landeshauptstadt, Bavaria · 782,788 voters29.4%
  8. 8.RegensburgRegensburg, Bavaria · 88,393 voters29.4%
  9. 9.BayreuthBayreuth, Bavaria · 43,342 voters31.7%
  10. 10.AschaffenburgAschaffenburg, Bavaria · 41,007 voters32.7%
Districts

Strongest and weakest districts

Strongest

  1. 1.Garmisch-PartenkirchenBavaria · 54,769 voters44.4%
  2. 2.EichstättBavaria · 86,177 voters42.8%
  3. 3.MiesbachBavaria · 62,669 voters42.8%
  4. 4.Rhön-GrabfeldBavaria · 53,582 voters42.8%
  5. 5.Neumarkt i.d.OPf.Bavaria · 88,473 voters42.7%
  6. 6.Bad KissingenBavaria · 69,039 voters42.7%
  7. 7.Donau-RiesBavaria · 85,782 voters42.5%
  8. 8.Main-SpessartBavaria · 84,547 voters42.3%
  9. 9.BayreuthBavaria · 71,475 voters42.1%
  10. 10.SchweinfurtBavaria · 77,889 voters42.1%
  11. 11.TirschenreuthBavaria · 48,651 voters41.8%
  12. 12.KronachBavaria · 44,294 voters41.5%
  13. 13.OstallgäuBavaria · 93,321 voters41.5%
  14. 14.Bad Tölz-WolfratshausenBavaria · 79,130 voters41.2%
  15. 15.Neuburg-SchrobenhausenBavaria · 61,247 voters41.2%

Weakest

  1. 1.ErlangenBavaria · 65,352 voters27.6%
  2. 2.FürthBavaria · 69,362 voters27.8%
  3. 3.AugsburgBavaria · 148,097 voters28.4%
  4. 4.WürzburgBavaria · 80,549 voters28.5%
  5. 5.NürnbergBavaria · 263,665 voters29.2%
  6. 6.BambergBavaria · 45,401 voters29.3%
  7. 7.MünchenBavaria · 782,788 voters29.4%
  8. 8.RegensburgBavaria · 88,393 voters29.4%
  9. 9.SchweinfurtBavaria · 26,993 voters29.9%
  10. 10.AnsbachBavaria · 23,523 voters30.7%
Urban and rural

CSU by municipality size

All municipalities grouped by number of eligible voters. All parties in the urban-rural comparison.

  • under 2,00012.8%
  • 2,000 to 10,00011.1%
  • 10,000 to 50,0004.2%
  • 50,000 to 100,0003.1%
  • over 100,0002.9%

Source: Federal Returning Officer, 2025 federal election, results by polling district (file), final result, retrieved 7 Sep 2026, Data licence Germany, attribution 2.0. Municipal results are the sum of a municipality's polling districts including the postal-vote districts assigned to it. Compiled by wahlergebnisse.io.

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