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WHO REALLY WON THE STATE ELECTIONS IN GERMAN BRANDENBURG?

✍️ Written by SITREP ✍️

Officially, the Social Democratic Party's (SPD) top candidate and ruling Prime Minister Dietmar Woidke is praised as the winner. As is often the case, the reality differs from the official version.

The first question is how to define an election winner?

1) Is it the one with the most seats in parliament?
2) Is it the one who has the most voting winnings?
3) Is it the one who will probably appoint the Prime Minister and form the government?

Certainly, there are other definitions. In ours, the SPD has the most seats, the BSW (Sahra Wagenknecht Alliance), which ran for the election for the first time, has the most increases in votes, the (Alternative for Germany) AfD has the second most and whether there will even be a new prime minister is currently unclear.

Therefore, let's take a look at indisputable facts:

With the AfD, everyone had clearly ruled out collaboration. This means that an AfD prime minister forming the government would have been impossible. However, the AfD has the largest increase in votes compared to the last election (without BSW).

Greens, Left and Free Democratic Party (FDP) represented in the German Bundestag failed to pass the 5% hurdle and, alternatively, were unable to obtain a direct mandate, which would still have enabled a presence in the state parliament with members according to quota.

As a result of the fails, the AfD gets more than 1/3 of the parliamentary seats and has a blocking minority and can prevent qualified 2/3 majorities in parliament. If the Greens and/or the Left were represented in parliament, the AfD would have received less than 1/3 of the seats.

The fact is that for a majority government, the 3 non-AfD parties would have to participate in the government.

The fact is that the popular, incumbent Prime Minister, Dietmar Woidke, threatened before the election that if his SPD did not become the strongest party, he would no longer be available as Prime Minister.

It is also a fact that the incumbent Saxon CDU Prime Minister Michael Kretschmer called for the election of the SPD.

The fact is that Sahra Wagenknecht's election promise is demanding something like a commitment to peace from possible coalition partners at the state level, which excludes the stationing of US missiles and further arms deliveries to Ukraine, without being able to de facto prevent both.

The fact is that, according to recent statements, the other parties will not comply with the afore mentioned demands. This also applies to Saxony and Thuringia.

Apart from these indisputable facts:

It remains unclear for now whether Sarah Wagenknecht (BSW) would tolerate minority governments or whether she would break her election promise. The latter would seriously damage the reputation of BSW.

📌 Now form your own opinion about who won the election!

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