CDU and Left in Berlin, According to a New Poll – a Party Surprises
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According to polls, CDU and leftists reach 20 percent before the election in Berlin. The AfD is in third place with 18 percent. A computer-based alliance between the left, the Greens and the SPD would be possible – but there are disagreements.
In 13 years, median returns in the German capital have more than doubled. Die Linke, the left-wing party advocacy for the nationalization of 220,000 homes owned by institutional investors, leads the poll just one week ahead of the September 20 elections in the city-state of Berlin.
A new poll before the election of the House of Representatives on Sunday looks the same for the CDU and the left, and a smaller party would make its way into parliament.
CDUs and leftists deliver a head-to-head race just under a week before the election. The SPD is suspended. Another party celebrates a comeback.
A few days before the election, CDU and leftists in a new Insa survey are equal to 20 percent. Two power options are computationally possible.
The black and red senate of Kai Wegner will be clearly voted off on Sunday. CDU and SPD stand together in an Insa survey only at 32 percent. The AfD also has chances of getting first place.
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