Social Democrats win elections in Germany

SPD leader and candidate for the post of German Chancellor Olaf Scholz

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For the Social Democratic Party of Germany 25.7% of voters voted. In second place is the CDU / CSU bloc with 24.1%.

The Social Democratic Party of Germany (SPD) won the elections to the Bundestag. In addition to her, five more political forces are entering the German parliament. This is evidenced by the results of the counting of votes in all 299 constituencies, published on the night of Monday, September 27, The CEC Germany.

The election results, in which the turnout was 76.6%, look like this:

• SDPG – 25.7%;

• the bloc of the Christian Democratic and Christian Social Unions (CDU / CSU) – 24.1%;

• party Soyuz-90 / “green” – 14,8%;

• Free Democratic Party (FDP) – 11.5%;

• Alternative for Germany – 10,3%;

• party Left – 4,9%.

At the same time, the last political force gets into parliament only due to the fact that it received three direct mandates in the constituencies.

Thus, the SPD will receive approximately 205-209 seats in the Bundestag, the CDU / CSU – 194-196, the Greens – 116-118, the liberals – 91-93, Alternative for Germany – 84, Left party – 39-40.

Preliminary, the constituent meeting of the new parliament will be held on October 26.

Recall voting in parliamentary elections in Germany took place the day before. The Germans elected the members of the 20th Bundestag. Acting Chancellor Angela Merkel did not participate in the race. She will leave office after the ruling coalition is formed and a new chancellor is appointed.

The Foreign Ministry voiced expectations from the elections in Germany

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