Germany elections: Can Olaf Scholz win battle to remain chancellor?

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Germany elections: Can Olaf Scholz win battle to remain chancellor?

Scholz, the 66-year-old incumbent chancellor, is facing an uphill struggle for re-election as his Social Democratic Party struggles to maintain relevance - Anadolu Ajansı

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Germans go to the polls today to elect their parliamentarians in a snap election seen as crucial for the future of the country and Europe. The conservatives are widely seen as the frontrunners, with nearly 30% support in opinion polls. But the campaign has been marred by the rise of the far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD) party, amid attacks blamed on migrants, rising crime and a heavy census. The AfD has around 20% support among voters, fi…

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On the eve of the Bundestag elections, German Federal Chancellor Olaf Scholz is optimistic and expects success in his constituency in Potsdam. “I am quite sure that I will be able to win the constituency again, just like last time,” Tagesschau quotes the SPD candidate for chancellor. He also expressed hope that the majority of Germans would support the Social Democratic Party so that “we are strong enough so that the government can continue to w…

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He said this during a visit to his constituency in Potsdam, reports Tagesschau.” I am absolutely confident that I can win again in this district — just like last time. The mood for this is appropriate,” Scholz said. He noted that he is counting on voters who have not yet decided who to vote for. I don't believe in miracles, but I do believe in winning elections. I am convinced that this time many people will decide only at the polling station,” …

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Who is Olaf Scholz, German Chancellor who tries to stay in office - World Stock Market

In the last weeks before the German early elections on February 23, the polls did not seem favorable to the current German Chancellor Olaf Scholz and his party, the Social Democrats (SPD). Having won the 2021 elections by a small margin at the head of the conservative party, social democrats are now third, far behind the main conservatives and also from the Ultra right acronym, an alternative to Germany (AFD). Scholz’s mandate as a chancellor wa…