What We Can Learn From Immigrant Voters in the Recent Elections
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The left conquers Muslim-influenced districts as well as the gentrified Öko-Kiez. What they all have in common.
What we can learn from immigrant voters in the recent elections
BARBARA McCARTHY: In Sweden, exit poll data showed 67% of voters with a non-European background backed the centre-left. In Berlin, 51% of Muslims voted for die Linke. The people who can decide future elections are here and arriving in greater numbers.
If only Muslims had voted for the House of Representatives in the Berlin election, the left would have achieved an absolute majority. However, among Christians, the CDU is still ahead. But that also depends on age.
The German state elections continue to cause political and economic turmoil. After the victory of the Left Party in Berlin, its plan to transfer hundreds of thousands of apartments from large private real estate companies to public ownership is back on track - according to one estimate, compensation alone could cost between 29 and 39 billion euros. Economist Michael Voigtländer warns that this would not build a single new apartment, and could sc…
According to a new evaluation, 51 percent of Muslims voted for the Left Party in the Berlin elections – it won 36 percentage points in the group compared to 2023. However, only four percent of Muslims voted for the AfD.
Muslims made the left in Berlin by far the strongest force, Christians chose CDU or SPD much more frequently. A new evaluation also shows that election behavior differs considerably depending on age and denomination.
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