Elections in Brandenburg: Marginal lead for Scholz’s SPD, over 30% for the far-right AfD
Exit polls in Brandenburg, where a battle between the Social Democrats and the far-right Alternative for Germany was expected to take place, show a lead for the SPD. In particular, the results from the exit polls outside the polling stations in the German state give the SPD 31 percent and the AfD 30 percent.
Sunday's vote followed a heated election campaign centred on the issues of migration, internal security and peace.
The Social Democrats (SPD) led by German Chancellor Olaf Scholz narrowly outpaced the far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD) ...
Brandenburg is a longstanding stronghold for the party. But it is located in Germany’s relatively impoverished east, where ...
They suggest the SPD can continue to govern Brandenburg, a state which the party has ruled since German reunification in ...
The SPD, led by German Chancellor Olaf Scholz, narrowly fended off the far-right AfD in Brandenburg's state election, ...
The far-right Alternative for Germany was a close second with 29.2%. Brandenburg's State Premier and SPD top candidate in ...
An exit poll released after voting ended in a state election in Brandenburg on Sunday showed the Social Democrats with a ...
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