Germany, the Survey: AfD Flies and Detaches Cdu/Csu
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The right-wing party, Alternative für Deutschland, has increased its leadership, and is now clearly the largest party in Germany. He would have received 28 percent of the vote if elections were held today, according to a new poll. The AfD thus receives two percentage points more support now than in a similar poll a week ago. The two Christian Democratic parties in Germany, CDU and CSU, which formed a government with the Social Democratic Party, …
If the Germans went to the vote this Sunday for the parliamentary elections, Alternative fur Deutschland was led by Alice Weidel and would get 28%, with a 2% increase compared to the survey of the previous week. The conservative bloc, formed by the Christian-Democratic Union [...]
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(Adnkronos) - Afd clearly first party in Germany, with a large advantage on Cdu/Csu). If the Germans went to vote this Sunday for the elections
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