In a new survey shortly before the election in Saxony-Anhalt, the AfD is the strongest force for the first time and has overtaken the CDU.
Magdeburg - Not even two weeks before the state elections in Saxony-Anhalt, a current survey causes a sensation: The AfD overtakes the CDU for the first time and is the strongest force in the state.
It is a real bang for the polls - and so shortly before the polls go on June 6th.
The survey was carried out by the opinion research institute INSA on behalf of
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1000 eligible voters were surveyed between May 17th and 23rd
Survey before Saxony-Anhalt election: AfD suddenly the strongest force
In it, the AfD now has 26 percent of the vote and is ahead of Prime Minister Reiner Haseloff's CDU, who only achieved 25 percent.
Behind them are the left with 13 percent of the vote and the Greens with eleven percent.
The SPD "only" has ten percent.
There is good news for the Liberals: With eight percent of this survey, the FDP would clearly make it into the state parliament.
Nevertheless, this election result would by no means lead to the first AfD prime minister in Germany.
INSA boss Hermann Binkert assigns to the
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But since the AfD has no coalition partners, it cannot govern without and against the Union. "
With this election result, a so-called Zimbabwe coalition of CDU, SPD, Greens and the FDP would be possible. The ruling Kenya coalition made up of the CDU, SPD and Greens would no longer have a majority of its own.
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