Elif Eralp's Left Party on course for historic win in German capital
The party won about 25% in exit polls as Eralp seeks support from the SPD and Greens for a governing coalition.
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Left-top candidate Eralp speaks of a government mandate from the Berliners to their party. In fact, the left is clearly ahead of the CDU, a progressive three-way alliance with Greens and SPD is possible. However, there are several topics that could become a stumbling block.
A head-to-head race was expected, but in the end the left with Elif Eralp wins the election in Berlin clearly. Impressions from the election party in Kreuzberg by SPIEGEL editor Anna Reimann.
Exit polls put Left Party at 24.9% as Elif Eralp, often called 'Berlin's Mamdani,' tells supporters that they have made history
The winner of the Berlin elections, the local leader of Die Linke, Elif Eralp, promised to support the passage into public ownership of approximately 220,000 homes owned by the big real estate companies. The voters seem to have listened to it. The radical left party candidate, Elif Eralp, built his campaign around the housing crisis.
The radical Left (Die Linke) is leading in the state elections held in Berlin on Sunday, according to exit polls published by public broadcasters ARD and ZDF after the polls closed.
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