New Survey on the State Election: Mecklenburg-Vorpommern Is Also Heading Towards Difficult Government Formation
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Soon there could be another federal state in Germany, in whose state parliament there is no majority of government. This is indicated by a current survey from Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania. Although the AfD is the strongest force there, it is not likely to find a coalition partner.
Forsa Survey: AfD Remains the Strongest Force in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, but SPD Catches up Strongly
Just a few weeks before the elections, the SPD and Prime Minister Manuela Schwesig start to catch up, according to Forsa. The party can shorten the gap to the AfD by five percentage points. The left also overtakes the CDU.
Shortly before the state election, the AfD is in the lead in polls, but it is not enough for a single government. What does this mean for the formation of government in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania?
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In a new survey, the AfD has reached the highest level since February. The lead on the SPD continues to grow. The CDU would have to tolerate red-red-green in order to prevent the AfD. This post Forsa survey Only all-party coalition in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern was possible published on Junge Freiheit.
Almost three weeks before the state elections in MV, it remains completely open who will govern the country in the future: Red-Red-Green would not have a majority, a coalition of AfD and CDU would continue to reject the Christian Democrats. Experts even consider a minority government as possible as in Saxony. What the state parliament – as it stands now – could look like.
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