Quo vadis SPD?
An analysis of the state elections is intended to provide information on how the party can best position itself in the southwest.
The expertise is eagerly awaited.
Stuttgart - The Southwest SPD only got eleven percent of the vote in the state elections in March - an independent analysis should shed light on the reasons for the poor performance.
The results will be presented by State and parliamentary group chairman Andreas Stoch and Secretary General Sascha Binder today (10 a.m.) in Stuttgart.
Two authors of the evaluation - the journalist and non-fiction author Horand Knaup and ex-State Secretary Michael Rüter - explain the details.
After the super election year, it will be about lessons from the results and the resulting best orientation of the social democrats, said a spokeswoman for the regional association with 33,200 members.
In the election on March 14th, the SPD ended up with 11 percent, just ahead of AfD (9.7 percent) and FDP (10.5 percent).
The Greens were the strongest force with 32.6 percent, while the CDU got 24.1 percent.
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