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ARD-DeutschlandTREND extra II
17 September 2009
Direct election of chancellor
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Vote intention
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Party shares combined
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Evaluation of possible coalitions
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How certain are the voters?
Click enlarge »About one and a half weeks before the election of the German Parliament the Union could count on 35 percent of the vote like in the preceeding week. The Social Democrats could gain 3 points and would now receive 26 percent. The Liberals reamins unchanged and would receive 14 percent. The Greens lose 2 points and could count on 10 percent of the vote while the Left Party loses 1 percentage point and would now receive 11 percent. All other parties taken together would get 4 percent. The Union and the Liberals taken together are still slightly stronger than the Social Democrats, Greens and the Left Party combined (49:47 percent). If this would be the election result, a “black-yellow” coalition of the Union and the FDP would have a majority of seats.
* at a share of 5%
** at a share of 50%
