The final result for the German elections brings to the House of Representatives only five parties. He is predicting a difficult next day with hard negotiations and limited loud scenarios.
The Christian Union (CDU/CSU) is as expected the winner of the election, with just a percentage in 28.6%But it proves that they do not have a victory dynamic and will probably cause grumbling in the middle and lower party offices.
The far -right alternative to Germany (AfD) with 20.8% She has doubled her percentages and has every reason to celebrate. It is the winner of the elections both in numbers and in the level of impressions. She has imposed her agenda and attracts all the eyes of friends and opponents in Europe.
For the Social Democrats (SPD) the 16.4% It is a major defeat. The optimism he was trying to convey until the last minute, allfy Salts seemed unreal and proved to be such. His own political future seems to have been sealed, and the possibility of participating as a smaller partner in a government with the Christian Democrats is not the best starting point for a process of renewal.
The Greens with the 11.6% pay the cost of participating in the previous government. They managed to contain forces, they lost a little bit, but they would probably need to negotiate with the Christian Democrats, who did not stop them to discredit them as irrelevant to the economy.
Liberals (FDPs) found on the brink of the cliff and in the end failed to fall (4.3%). It would not, however, be the most sought after government partners in a scheme that will probably need three partners again.
For Left (Die Linke) the percentage 8.8% It should be considered satisfactory, if one remembers that by the end of 2024 all of them were written off. There were polls that were “watching” and was not ultimately “excitement of the moment”.
Sarah Wagenknecht in 4.97% can also talk about misfortune. However, she was probably dragged by her good result in the European elections, which she was unable to get back into any poll. Without the supplies of a parliamentary presence it would be difficult for its alliance (BSW) to survive politically for four years.
With the finalization of the results and the final distribution of the seats one can say more about the next day’s options. The “Great Coalition”, however, has a majority.
Source :Skai
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