Elif Eralp Celebrates Her Left Party's Election Victory in Berlin
Exit polls put Die Linke at about 25%, giving the far-left party a historic win and putting Elif Eralp in position to lead coalition talks.
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New figures put party at 25.6% as Elif Eralp, often called 'Berlin's Mamdani,' tells supporters they have made history
The left has surprisingly clearly reached first place in the election in Berlin. At the election party, supporters celebrate success with dances and provocative pro-Palestine symbols.
Haber 7 - Elif Eralp, the Left Party's candidate for chancellor of Turkish origin, who won the elections in the Berlin state of Germany with 25.7%, made an appeal to the Turkish community and people of immigrant origin.
In the Berlin state parliament elections held in Germany on September 20, the Left Party (Die Linke), which nominated Elif Eralp, of Turkish origin, as its candidate for state premier, finished first with 24.5% of the vote.
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