Election Breakdown in Berlin: AfD Snatches Away CDU Direct Mandate – House of Representatives Shrinks
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The CDU will have a seat less in the Berlin House of Representatives – and will be subject to further decisive changes.
The fact that the AfD wins a direct mandate in Spandau instead of the CDU has consequences for the Berlin parliament. Which politicians are affected?
In the enumeration in Berlin-Spandau it turns out that AfD top candidate Tommy Tabor gets the most votes - and not as previously thought the CDU candidate Bettina Meißner.
In Berlin, after the partial re-counting of a constituency, the distribution of seats in the House of Representatives changes.
State Returning Officer Stephan Bröchler must correct the result of the election of deputies. A petition calls for a change of policy.
A recounting in a Berlin constituency has shown that a direct mandate goes to the AfD and not - as previously assumed - to the CDU. Therefore, the Berlin House of Representatives will have five fewer seats than previously thought.
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