The Veszprém County 1st parliamentary constituency is one of the 106 constituencies into which the territory of Hungary is divided by Act CCIII of 2011, and in which voters can elect one member of parliament. The standard abbreviation of the name of the constituency is: Veszprém 01. OEVK. Seat: Veszprém.
Area The constituency includes the following settlements:
Bakonynána Bánd Csehbánya Csetény Dudar Eplény Hajmáskér Hárskút Herend Jásd Királyszentistván Kislőd Lókút Márkó Nemesvámos Olaszfalu Öskü Sóly Szápár Szentgál Tés Úrkút Városlőd Veszprém Vilonya
Members of parliament NamePartyTermElectionTibor NavracsicsFidesz-KDNP2014 – 2015Results of the 2014 parliamentary electionZoltán KészIndependent2015 – 2018Results of the 2015 by-electionPéter OvádiFidesz-KDNP2018–2026Results of the 2018 parliamentary electionResults of the 2022 parliamentary election Levente Gáspár Tisza Party 2026 – present Results of the 2026 parliamentary election: 57.79%
Demographics The demographics of the constituency are as follows. The population of Veszprém constituency no. 1 was 87,715 on October 1, 2022. The population of the constituency decreased by 5,690 between the 2011 and 2022 censuses. Based on the age composition, the majority of the population in the constituency is middle-aged with 32,143 people, while the least is children with 14,812 people. 86.8% of the population of the constituency has internet access.
According to the highest level of completed education, those with a high school diploma are the most numerous, with 25,084 people, followed by graduates with 19,035 people.
According to economic activity, half of the population is employed, 45,609 people, the second most significant group is inactive earners, who are mainly pensioners, with 19,693 people.
The most significant ethnic group in the constituency is German with 2,351 people and Gypsy with 424 people. The proportion of foreign citizens without Hungarian citizenship is 1.6%.
According to religious composition, the largest religion of the residents of the constituency is Roman Catholic (23,392 people), and a significant community is the Calvinist (5,953 people). The number of those not belonging to a religious community is also significant (10,388 people), the second largest group in the constituency after the Roman Catholic religion.
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