The day before the election of Friedrich Merz, the Christian Democrats leader and candidate for chancellor, he does not hide his certainty about the upcoming victory. During the last pre -election rally in Munich, he stated that Olaf Scholz's “traffic lights” coalition is already a past. – Less than 26 hours left. Then Scholz's coalition will go down in history – assured Merz.
Merz's optimism is supported by polls. According to the Institute of Institute, on behalf of the “Bild” newspaper Chadecja (part CDU and CSU) has the best chance of returning to powerenjoying support at the level 29,5 proc.
Germany the day before the election. Protests against AfD, but the support is still high
Meanwhile, in Thuringia, where an alternative to Germany (AfD) fights for high results, took place Protests of opponents of right -wing extremism. In Erfurt, thousands of people went out into the streets, opposing the populist party. Similar protests also took place in other German cities, including in Hamburg or Frankfurt am Main.
Despite the controversy AFD still enjoys considerable supportachieving in recent polls 21 percent voteswhich puts her in second place.
Germany: The parties are fighting for the undecided
In the last hours of the campaign, the parties focus on mobilizing undecided voters. Almost one -fifth of voters has not yet decided to vote for whom. In Munich there is a meeting of Christian Democrats, where Merz and Markus Söder appeal to citizens, and Olaf Scholz continues meetings in Brandenburg. Parties of various political options try to reach as many voters as possible, organizing debates and events.
On Sunday Germany They will face a valid choice. The polls indicate the advantage of Christian Democrats with the support of 29.5 percent, with the second AFD at 21 percent. and SPD with 5 percent In turn, the Greens, the left and alliance of Sahry Wagenknecht lag behind. The final result of the election will decide who will rule the country over the next few years.