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"If we fail to demonstrate by the next federal elections that our economy can grow sustainably again, if we fail to show by the next federal elections that our social security systems have been reformed in a future-proof and sustainable manner, then we will have no chance in the next federal elections." Extensive social reforms are, in the opinion of CDU leader Friedrich Merz, a prerequisite for future electoral successes of his party at the federal level. #Özdemir #Bündnis90DieGrünen #Linkspartei (translated)

Waldemar Hartmann wrote that neither the Greens nor the SPD would be deterred in Berlin from coming to power with the Left – not even by militant antisemitism or close ties to violent criminal clans. Behind this lies a master plan of the federal parties: The SPD wants to go into new elections with Manuela Schwesig as the top candidate and form a majority at the federal level together with the Left and the Greens. Therefore, the intended coalition in Berlin must not fail, Hartmann explained. At the same time, he accused the CDU of clinging to the firewall at the Deutschlandtag of the Young Union. He wrote that the party should prepare for its political end after the state elections in the spring. #Politik #Bundestagswahl #Koalition (translated)

The author wrote that outside of Neukölln and organized crime, no one understands this. As a result, Germany is at the mercy of the AfD, he warned. He predicted that the party would win the next federal election by a landslide and derogatorily referred to it as a group that is considered right-extremist in many places. https://t.co/AEf3rylPzG #AfD #Rechtsextremismus #Bundestagswahl #DE (translated)

Germany Votes published the INSA survey for the federal election for BILD am Sonntag. According to this, the AfD scored 29 percent (-1), the Union 18 percent (-1), the Greens 14 percent, the SPD 13 percent, and the Left 11 percent (+1). The BSW was at 4 percent (+1), the FDP also at 4 percent, and Others at 7 percent. As a comparison, Germany Votes mentioned the previous survey from October 11, 2026. https://t.co/yezJbEnw88 #btw29 https://t.co/ra9GMv2nxD #Bundestagswahl #Politik #Umfrage (translated)

Carsten Jahn from TEAM HEIMAT expressed his pleasure about the survey results he published. According to that, the CDU scored 26 percent (-8), the AfD 21 percent (+4), the SPD 18 percent, the Greens 16 percent (+1), the Left 10 percent (+1), the FDP 4 percent, and Others 5 percent (+2). The changes refer to the previous survey from May 8, 2026, Jahn wrote. https://t.co/QPvGGkh5WW #Bundestagswahl #Politik #Umfrage (translated)

Ulrich Vosgerau wrote that Friedrich Merz's politics would bring even less support to the Union in the next federal elections than in the previous ones. At the same time, in his estimation, mainly the few critics of this policy would lose their mandates and thus have no influence in the future. As a comparison, Vosgerau cited the "Berliner Kreis," a group of Union members of parliament who opposed Angela Merkel's political line after the federal elections in 2017. Nevertheless, that line continued; after the 2021 elections, the circle largely disappeared as a group of members of parliament. To his recollection, only Klaus-Peter Willsch still had a mandate. Vosgerau described the development as a vicious circle: The attempt to correct Union politics through voter decisions effectively brings about the opposite and further facilitates the decline. #Bundestagswahl #Union #Politik (translated)

Germany's election survey published the Sunday question from Forsa for RTL and n-tv. According to that, the AfD received 26 percent, the Union 19 percent, the Greens 17 percent, the SPD 14 percent, and The Left 12 percent. The FDP achieved 4 percent, and other parties 8 percent. Compared to the last survey from October 6, 2026, The Left gained one percentage point, while the share of other parties decreased by one point. https://t.co/yezJbEnw88 #btw29 https://t.co/oyE3JmpeGd #Bundestagswahl #Wahlen #Politik (translated)

Wahlrecht.de published the results of an INSA/BILD Sunday poll for the federal election. According to this, the AfD received 30 percent, CDU/CSU 18.5 percent, the Greens 14 percent, the SPD 13.5 percent, and The Left 10 percent. The FDP was at 4.5 percent, BSW at 3.5 percent, and Others at 6 percent. https://t.co/vnhJf7uIZq https://t.co/FFruWOLDDp #Bundestagswahl #Politik #Deutschland (translated)

Deutschland Wählt reported on an INSA/BILD Sunday poll on the federal election. According to this, the AfD reached 30.0 percent (-0.5), the Union 18.5 percent (+1.0), the Greens 14.0 percent (-0.5), the SPD 13.5 percent (-1.0), and the Left 10.0 percent (-0.5). The FDP and BSW reached 4.5 and 3.5 percent respectively; other parties accounted for 6.0 percent (+1.5). The changes refer to the previous poll from October 5, 2026. https://t.co/yezJbEnw88 #btw29 https://t.co/WkG8l73TW7 #Bundestagswahl #Politik #Umfrage (translated)

Dr. Bernd Baumann interpreted Bärbel Bas's resignation as possibly strategically prepared. He wrote that the successor in the ministry was almost immediately ready, which indicates a decision previously coordinated within the party committees. He described this person as an opponent of Friedrich Merz's reform attempts and as a proponent of more social solutions. Baumann also referred to Bas's attacks on the Union following her resignation and pointed out that Manuela Schwesig simultaneously positioned herself with sharp criticism of the CDU at the federal level. In his view, the SPD is preparing for a break in the coalition and an early federal election campaign aimed at a confrontation between a red-green left-wing alliance and the AfD. Baumann wrote that the Merz Union could be crushed in such a camp election at the federal level. At the same time, he saw this as an opportunity for the CDU: If the SPD were to leave the coalition, Merz could declare that the Union must now move forward and push through necessary reforms. The CDU could introduce laws in the Bundestag and, as Baumann put it, shake off the "leftist embrace" of the coalition and firewall. Baumann considered it possible that even CDU leaders were informed about the actions. Overall, he assessed the development as a strategic maneuver that opened up new options for action for both the SPD and the CDU. #Politik #Bundestag #SPD (translated)

Kolja Barghoorn claimed that Red-Red-Green wants to completely dismantle the Union in order to gain a majority in the federal elections in 2029 and subsequently eliminate the AfD quickly. This is the real plan of Klingbeil, Bas, and other participants, he wrote. #Bundestagswahl #Politik #Deutschland (translated)

Dr. Bernd Baumann wrote that a political confrontation between two blocks is imminent. The SPD is moving towards collaboration with the Greens and forces he described as Islamist-left through its Berlin regional association. He interpreted this as a strategic withdrawal of the SPD from the Merz coalition and as the beginning of the next federal election campaign, which is oriented towards the successful camp election campaign of Schwesig. On the other hand, according to Baumann, the AfD is uniting citizens who demand an end to left-wing policies. The Union is being squeezed in between: it showcases its themes only to then negotiate again with left-wing parties. In this conflict, such a party is no longer needed, he wrote. #Politik #Bundestagswahl #SPD (translated)

Germany Votes published the results of the INSA "Sunday question" for BILD am Sonntag for the federal elections. According to the report, the AfD received 30 percent, the Union 19 percent (+1), the Greens 14 percent, the SPD 13 percent (-1), the Left 10 percent, the FDP 4 percent, the BSW 3 percent (-1), and others 7 percent (+1). According to Germany Votes, the changes referred to the previous survey from October 3, 2026. https://t.co/yezJbEnw88 #btw29 https://t.co/TD7RnX2gzX #Bundestagswahl #Umfrage #Politik (translated)

The author wrote that the CSU falls below the five percent mark. If it continues to lose direct mandates due to the strength of the AfD, it will be kicked out of parliament in the federal election. He referred to a new video that he had released on the same day. https://t.co/Kw5RWRjFGu #CSU #Bundestagswahl #Politik #DE (translated)

The author wrote that the CSU is falling below the five percent mark and could be kicked out of parliament in the next federal election if it continues to lose direct mandates due to the strength of the AfD. He referred to a new video that he published on the same day. https://t.co/Kw5RWRjFGu #CSU #Bundestagswahl #Politik #DE (translated)

We need to talk about how life becomes affordable for people again. For the answer to this question, the CDU must again reflect on what it was elected for in the federal elections, demanded Thuringia's Prime Minister Mario Voigt in an interview with the dpa news agency. #CDU #Krise #Wahlen (translated)