Stefan Falko Schröder (AfD) was elected from Jena – Sömmerda – Weimarer Land I with 32.5% of first votes.
Stefan Falko Schröder won the constituency seat for Alternative für Deutschland. The official elected-candidates file records a 32.48% first-vote share.
Ranked by first votes. Party labels are official result choices, not substitutes for a complete candidate roster.
| Rank | Party or choice | Type | Votes | Share | Change |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | AfDMost first votes | party | 52,003 | 32.48% | +13.06 pp |
| 2 | Die Linke | party | 31,247 | 19.52% | +2.61 pp |
| 3 | CDU | party | 29,661 | 18.53% | +0.03 pp |
| 4 | SPD | party | 18,734 | 11.70% | -8.44 pp |
| 5 | BSW | party | 11,453 | 7.15% | No comparison |
| 6 | GRÜNE | party | 9,587 | 5.99% | -3.64 pp |
| 7 | FDP | party | 3,655 | 2.28% | -4.74 pp |
| 8 | FREIE WÄHLER | party | 3,415 | 2.13% | -1.82 pp |
| 9 | MLPD | party | 333 | 0.21% | -0.02 pp |
The second vote determines proportional party entitlement and whether a constituency plurality receives seat coverage.
| Rank | Party or choice | Votes | Share | Change |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | AfDMost second votes | 52,020 | 32.46% | +12.62 pp |
| 2 | Die Linke | 29,918 | 18.67% | +5.88 pp |
| 3 | CDU | 27,799 | 17.34% | +1.70 pp |
| 4 | BSW | 14,704 | 9.17% | No comparison |
| 5 | SPD | 14,496 | 9.04% | -13.37 pp |
| 6 | GRÜNE | 12,157 | 7.58% | -3.37 pp |
| 7 | FDP | 4,921 | 3.07% | -6.15 pp |
| 8 | FREIE WÄHLER | 2,238 | 1.40% | -1.04 pp |
| 9 | Volt | 1,422 | 0.89% | +0.41 pp |
| 10 | BÜNDNIS DEUTSCHLAND | 367 | 0.23% | No comparison |
| 11 | MLPD | 239 | 0.15% | -0.03 pp |
The official site no longer makes the complete 2025 candidate CSV available online. Election.org therefore publishes every official first- and second-vote choice but names only elected people supported by the separate elected-candidates file.
These are official final results for the 23 February 2025 federal election. First votes and second votes are separate. A first-vote plurality did not always produce a constituency seat under the 2025 second-vote-coverage rule.
