GermanyApproximately 59.2 million voters have the right to vote in the early general elections, the voting process ended at 18.00 local time.
They received 29 percent of the vote
According to the polls published by the German first television channel Ard, Christian Democratic Union Party (CDU) Chairman Friedrich Merz, the Prime Minister’s candidate for the Prime Minister, received 29 percent of the votes.
The CDU/CSU, a Christian Social Union Party (CSU), which was organized in the Christian Democratic Union Party (CDU) and Bavaria, increased by 4.9 points compared to the elections in 2021.
AFD is in the second place
The Alternative (AFD) party for the far -right Germany increased its vote rate by 9.1 points compared to the previous elections and came second with 19.5 percent.
Current Prime Minister Olaf Scholz’u again showing the prime minister’s candidate (SPD) votes rate of 9.7 points fell compared to the previous election. SPD ranked third with 16 percent of the vote.
If this ratio remains like this, the SPD will have the lowest vote rate in the general elections held after the Second World War.
According to the elections in 2021, the Greens Party decreased by 1.2 points to 13.5 percent.
Entering the parliament is certainly considered
A successful vote The votes of the left party conducting the campaign increased by 4.7 points compared to the previous election. The left party, which is considered to enter the parliament, received 8.5 percent of the votes according to the polls output survey.
The Free Democratic Party (FDP), which leaving the government and made an early general election in the country, suffered great losses with SPD in these elections.
According to the elections in 2021, the vote of 6.5 points in the vote of the FDP’s vote rate is seen as 4.9 percent in the first polls output survey. In the country, where the election threshold is 5 percent, the results are finalized in this way, FDP will remain out of parliament by a little difference.
The “Sahara Wagenknecht Alliance-Anlayış and Justice” (BSW) party, which participated in the general elections for the first time, received 4.7 percent of the vote.
It is wondered if FPD and BSW will pass the 5 percent election threshold.
According to the first polls output survey, the distribution of chairs in the Federal Assembly of Germany is as follows: CDU/CSU 211, AFD 142, SPD 116, Greens 98, Left Party 62
In addition, the Danish minority established and exempted from the election threshold with a special regulation, the South Schleswig Voter Union (SSW) will be represented in the parliament with 1 deputy.
On the other hand, the participation rate of the election has increased to the highest level since 1990 with 84 percent.
Coalition Released
According to these results, no party can be ruling alone. The coalition government between the Christian Union (CDU/CSU) parties and the Social Democratic Party (SPD), the winner of the election, stands out.
They declared their victories
Following the completion of the election, Merz’s party CDU said in a statement, “Thank you for your trust, thank you for your support! Voters in Germany gave us a clear authority: to take responsibility for our country and to lead the next federal government. This trust is for us both for us It is an incentive and we know that there are great tasks in front of us and to realize the political change with you. We want to move forward! ” The expression was used.
AFD: “We doubled the votes”
According to the polls output polls, AfD’s Prime Minister Candidate Alice Weidel, who has doubled its votes almost doubled compared to the previous election, said in his first statement, “This is a historical success for us. This is the best result we have achieved so far. We have managed to double the will of the public in the last federal elections. He gave his statements.
Source: AA