Federal election 2025: Union in the front – Who will enter the Bundestag?

Federal election 2025: Union in the front – Who will enter the Bundestag?

On Sunday, February 23, 2025, Germany will be embroiled in an exciting election campaign as the federal election approaches. In current surveys, the Union of CDU and CSU clearly leads, followed by the AfD and the SPD. According to the latest surveys, the CDU/CSU could achieve between 27 and 31 percent of the vote, while the AfD gets 20 to 21 percent and the SPD scores 15 to 17 percent. The Greens are in the range of 12 to 14 percent. These numbers promise a gripping election evening in which the formation of a government will be crucial, depending on how many parties enter parliament and how oe24 reported.

It will be particularly exciting because the FDP is back in the race with 5 percent. This development could reshape potential coalitions; The CDU under Merz could consider a three-party coalition with the SPD and the FDP. So far, all parties, including the Union, have ruled out forming a coalition with the AfD, which will have a major impact on the dynamics of political negotiations. If both the Left, the FDP and the Alliance of South Schleswig Voters' Association do not exceed the five percent threshold, the chances of a stable government are good, as is the case Bundestag page determines.

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