Shortly Before the Election: AfD Wins, SPD and Left Lose
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Three days before the state election, the AfD continues to lead in Saxony-Anhalt with a large distance. According to the research group Elections, the party comes to 41 percent.
The AfD continues to lead with a large margin in Saxony-Anhalt. However, the latest survey also shows that it would not be enough for a single government.
According to the political barometer, the AfD could reach 18 percentage points advantage on the CDU on Sunday in Saxony-Anhalt – and still miss the absolute majority. Thus, the left, SPD and Greens would also move into the Landtag, whereas BSW and FDP would not.
Two days before the elections in Saxony-Anhalt, the Alternative for Germany (AfD) party continues to lead the polls. According to a survey by the Forschungsgruppe Wahlen agency, published today by the ZDF station, it would win with 41 percent of the vote. A survey by the INSA agency on Wednesday gave it 43 percent. Sunday's election will decide whether Saxony-Anhalt will become the first federal state to have a member of a party that the authori…
According to today's ZDF politbarometer, the AfD would be 41 percent (+1), the left would lose 1.5 points and be 13 percent, the SPD would be 8.5 percent (-0.5). The CDU would remain 23 percent, the Greens at six. In these figures, the AfD would need a coalition partner for a parliamentary majority. A government from all, according to this projection in The Post Saxony-Anhalt: The postal election and its evaluation first appeared on Tichy's insi…
In Saxony-Anhalt, the AfD is still clearly ahead of the CDU in a new survey – but it would not be enough for the absolute majority desired by Siegmund.
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