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Berlin-Tempelhof – Schöneberg (electoral district) : ウィキペディア英語版
Berlin-Tempelhof – Schöneberg (electoral district)

Berlin Tempelhof – Schöneberg is one of the 299 single member constituencies used for the German parliament, the Bundestag. Located south of Berlin centre, it was created for the 2002 election and is currently a marginal constituency with the Social Democratic Party of Germany (SPD) beating the Christian Democratic Union (CDU) by 1.3% at the previous election.
==History and boundaries==
The constituency, numbered constituency 82 by the German electoral authorities,〔(Election results and statistics )〕 contains the whole of the Berlin borough of Tempelhof-Schöneberg. This borough, a merger of two former boroughs, was created by a 2001 administrative reform.
The constituency was created for the first time for the 2002 election when the number of constituencies in Berlin was reduced from 13 to 12. The Schöneberg section had previously been in the Berlin Kreuzberg - Schöneberg constituency, while Tempelhof had had its own constituency since the 1994 election after being in the Berlin Tempelhof - South-east-Steglitz constituency for the 1990 election.
The Tempelhof constituency had been won by the CDU by over 20,000 votes (16.4%) in 1994 but had been gained by the SPD in 1998 by 400 votes (0.3%) while Kreuzberg-Schöneberg had been won by the SPD in all elections from 1990 onwards albeit with a growing vote for Alliance '90/The Greens. However the results in Schöneberg had usually been close. In 1994 the CDU led the SPD by 12 votes out of over 80,000 cast. Both parties on 33% and the Greens receiving their second highest vote share in any of the 23 Berlin boroughs, polling 24%.〔(Table 1.12, Berlin election results )〕 The new Tempelhof – Schöneberg constituency was won in 2002 by the SPD by 2119 (1.1%) and in 2005 by 2338 (1.3%)〔(im Überblick, Berlin election results 2005 )〕
The district has a foreign born population of 15% a figure above the Berlin average of 13%,〔(Constituency data )〕 though in mid-2006 the district showed the second lowest increase in the number of foreigners〔(In Berlin Leben 464.000 Ausländer aus 183 staaten, bbu.de, accessed 24 September 2009 )〕

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