1920 Schleswig plebiscites
Plebiscite voting and results

1920 Schleswig plebiscites

Section Title: Plebiscite voting and results
Table Section Text: None

Electorate	German name	Danish name	For Germany	For Denmark

percent	votes	percent	votes

Zone I (Northern Schleswig), 10 February 1920	25.1 %	25,329	74.9 %	75,431

District of	Hadersleben	Haderslev	16.0%	6,585	84.0%	34,653

Town of	Hadersleben	Haderslev	38.6%	3,275	61.4%	5,209

District of	Apenrade	Aabenraa	32.3%	6,030	67.7%	12,653

Town of	Apenrade	Aabenraa	55.1%	2,725	44.9%	2,224

District of	Sonderburg	Sønderborg	22.9%	5,083	77.1%	17,100

Town of	Sonderburg	Sønderborg	56.2%	2,601	43.8 %	2,029

Town of	Augustenburg	Augustenborg	48.0%	236	52.0%	256

Northern part of District of	Tondern	Tønder	40.9%	7,083	59.1%	10,223

Town of	Tondern	Tønder	76.5%	2,448	23.5%	750

Town of	Hoyer	Højer	72.6%	581	27.4%	219

Town of	Lügumkloster	Løgumkloster	48.8%	516	51.2%	542

Northern part of District of	Flensburg	Flensborg	40.6%	548	59.4%	802

Zone II (Central Schleswig), 14 March 1920	80.2 %	51,742	19.8 %	12,800

Southern part of District of	Tondern	Tønder	87.9%	17,283	12.1%	2,376

Southern part of District of	Flensburg	Flensborg	82.6%	6,688	17.4%	1,405

Town of	Flensburg	Flensborg	75.2%	27,081	24.8%	8,944

Northern part of District of	Husum	Husum	90.0%	672	10.0%	75

Sentence(s)

The vote in Central Schleswig (Zone II) took place on 14 March 1920, where 80.2% (51,742 votes) voted to German, while 19.8% (12,800) voted to Danish.
The Plebiscite voting in Central Schleswig (Zone II) took place on March 14, 1920 where 80.2% (51,742 votes) voted to German while 19.8% (12,800) voted to Danish.
The vote in Central Schleswig (Zone II) took place on March 14, 1920, where 80.2% (51,742 votes) voted to stay German, while 19.8% (12,800) voted to become Danish.

final_sentence: The vote in Central Schleswig (Zone II) took place on 14 March 1920, where 80.2% (51,742 votes) voted to German, while 19.8% (12,800) voted to Danish.
final_sentence: The Plebiscite voting in Central Schleswig (Zone II) took place on March 14, 1920 where 80.2% (51,742 votes) voted to German while 19.8% (12,800) voted to Danish.
final_sentence: The vote in Central Schleswig (Zone II) took place on March 14, 1920, where 80.2% (51,742 votes) voted to stay German, while 19.8% (12,800) voted to become Danish.