Local Election in Lower Saxony: Lower Saxony Has Voted - Grossing up Sees CDU Ahead
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Overall, the Christian Democrats are slightly losing votes in the municipal election, as a first extrapolation of infratest dimap shows. However, the AfD triples its result.
The strongest party in Sunday's local elections in Lower Saxony was Chancellor Friedrich Merz's Christian Democratic Union (CDU), followed by the Social Democrats (SPD). This is according to a calculation by the Infratest dimap agency, which was published by the public broadcaster NDR. Both parties, which are also part of the national government, weakened compared to the 2021 elections. The Alternative for Germany (AfD), which the Lower Saxony s…
Local elections in Berlin are rarely followed as closely as they are now in Lower Saxony. What is the trend for CDU, SPD, AfD and Greens after the slump in Saxony-Anhalt?
The local elections in Lower Saxony are an important test of mood for the black and red coalition. According to a first extrapolation, the CDU defends the top position in front of the SPD. Both, however, account for losses. The AfD triples its result compared to 2021.
Local elections in Berlin are rarely followed as closely as they are now in Lower Saxony. What is the trend for CDU, SPD, AfD and Greens after the slump in Saxony-Anhalt?
The CDU remains the strongest force in Lower Saxony, but only AfD and left were able to win. After the election debacle in Saxony-Anhalt, the local elections are considered an important mood test in West Germany.
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