Unexpected Turn in Berlin: Ruling Parties Could Suffer a Huge Defeat
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Exit polls put Left Party at 24.9% as Elif Eralp, often called 'Berlin's Mamdani,' tells supporters that they have made history
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.
The CDU is experiencing the next disaster in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern - in Berlin a left-wing politician could lead the government for the first time. This increases the pressure on Chancellor Merz.
DEVELOPING: German Election Exit Polls Show Rightwing AfD Ahead of Ruling SPD in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania, Coming in Third in Berlin – Merz REFUSES TO RESIGN Despite Two Humiliating Defeats * The Gateway Pundit * by Paul Serran
Exit polls show another electoral victory for the AfD in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania.
The party has 37-38 percent of the vote, according to a survey based on exit polls.
Germany, First Projections: the AfD First in Pomerania, the Linke Wins in Berlin. Merz: 'A Disaster'
Elif Eralp, the candidate of the left of the Link in Berlin: 'It's history, we're changing our city from now on'. The German Chancellor doesn't leave: 'Go ahead with reforms'. Strong growth of the far right party (ANSA)
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