Bundesrat (Baden-Württemberg)

The Baden-Württemberger Bundesrat (literally "Federal Council"; pronounced [ˈbʊndəsʁaːt]) is the upper house of Baden-Württemberg. Its lower house counterpart is the Bundestag, which holds more legislative power than the Bundesrat.
The Bundesrat, unlike the Bundestag, is not directly elected by the people. Instead, it acts as the federal representative of the four constituents of Baden-Württemberg: the Kingdom of Württemberg, Grand Duchy of Baden, Principality of Hohenzollern and Territory of Hesse.
The amount of total seats is locked at 100. The share of seats distributed to each constituent is roughly equal to their population share. The seats distributed to parties is based off their seat share within the Landtag of the respective constituent.
The makeup of the Bundesrat can shift every 1 November, following elections to the Landtage which are always held in October. By default these elections are held every 4 years, and thus far have all been held in the same year. However, if the local Landtage are dissolved new elections will be held in the following October, meaning the makeup of the Bundesrat could shift before the next scheduled elections in 1933.
	
Party 	Württemberg	Baden	Hesse	Hohenzollern	Total
	DNVP 	14 	8 	2 	– 	24
	Zentrum	8 	11 	3 	1 	23
	DVFP 	7 	5 	1 	– 	13
	DVP 	5 	5 	2 	– 	12
	DDP 	4 	4 	2 	– 	10
	DVLP 	3 	3 	1 	– 	7
	WBWB 	7 	– 	– 	– 	7
	BL 	– 	2 	– 	– 	2
	HBB 	– 	– 	2 	– 	2
	Total 	48 	38 	13 	1 	100
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