State Elections: CDU in the Northeast Below Five Percent - Left Wins in Berlin
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Bitter evening for the CDU: In Mecklenburg-Vorpommern she flies for the first time from a state parliament – and in Berlin she has to give herself to the left. The chancellor party is tumbling.
The left has won the election of deputies in Berlin well ahead of the CDU, which has been ruling so far. As the election leadership announced on the night of Monday, the Left Party for top candidate Elif Eralp came to 25.7% of the votes on Sunday. The Christian Democrats of top candidate Stefan Evers reached 18.8 percent. In the new House of Deputies, the AfD with 16.3 percent, the Greens with 14.3 percent and the SPD with 12.1 percent. The FDP …
Historic 4.9% for the Christian Democrats in Mecklenburg, while in Berlin Die Linke emerged as the leading force
Berlin and Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania have chosen. The developments and results in the live ticker.
The CDU is experiencing the next disaster in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern - for the first time it could fly from a Landtag. In Berlin, the left is far behind the previously ruling CDU.
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volksfreund.deThe CDU is experiencing the next disaster in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern - for the first time it could fly from a Landtag. In Berlin, the left is far behind the previously ruling CDU.
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