Berlin Votes: Left Party Overtakes AfD and Disputes with CDU Capital Leadership · Global Voices
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According to the latest polls, no combination of two parties would currently have a majority
The political scene in Berlin is, like its population, very heterogeneous: the neighborhoods of the center have recently voted for the Greens or the Left Party, while in the peripheral areas the conservatives of the Christian Democratic formation CDU and the extreme right-wing Alternative Party for Germany (AfD) have won. In the face of the Berlin regional elections of 20 September 2026, where the regional parliament is elected, three parties st…
The polls anticipate new defeats of the CDU in regional elections. Donald Trump still banned CNN, POLITICAL and MS Now from the White House.
News tickers on forecasts and projections of the Berlin election: The left is ahead in polls. But the CDU is in second place, top candidate hopes to enter the Red Town Hall.
A new House of Representatives is elected in Berlin. Around 2.5 million voters are called to vote. Polls predict a close race between the ruling CDU and the opposition left.
Berlin heads into Sunday's state elections without a clear favorite. The CDU and the Left are separated by just one point in the polls, the AfD is close behind, and the SPD has fallen to 12 percent.
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