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FAQ: What You Need to Know About the Election in Berlin

Summary by Tagesschau
Four parties are close to each other in the polls, CDU and left compete for the top: The Berlin election promises to be exciting. How the election takes place and why much could change its outcome.

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Since 8 a.m. Berlin elects a new House of Representatives. You were not yet elected? From deadlines to prohibitions – you should have that on the screen.

·Berlin, Germany
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Lean Right

17 parties are taking part in the election in the capital today, for the first time all persons aged 16 and over are allowed to vote. Which coalitions are possible? And what was particularly controversial in the election campaign?

·Düsseldorf, Germany
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Lean Left

What was already possible for the European Parliament is now also possible in Berlin: young people from the age of 16 are allowed to vote. As a scarce result is expected, this could be crucial.

·Hamburg, Germany
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Center

Four parties are close to each other in the polls, CDU and left compete for the top: The Berlin election promises to be exciting. How the election takes place and why much could change its outcome.

·Hamburg, Germany
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Tagesschau broke the news in Hamburg, Germany on Sunday, September 20, 2026.
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