Politics · Germany · 8 hrs ago
German centre-right and centre-left gain support but still lack a majority
A new German polling trend shows support shifting among several parties.
The CDU/CSU and SPD, whose colours give their partnership the name “Black-Red,” both gained support.
Two other parties lost support, but they were not identified in the available details.
The poll concerns Germany’s political parties and whether their support could give a governing alliance a majority.
The CDU/CSU and SPD still fall short of a majority when their support is combined.
No further figures or next steps were provided.
Germany’s centre-right and centre-left gained support in a new Sunday poll trend but still do not have enough support for a majority.
Two parties lost support, according to the report.
The report does not identify the parties that lost support or give any polling figures.
It also does not say which alliances would have a majority.
- Who
- Germany’s centre-right and centre-left, described as Schwarz-Rot in the report.
- What
- Their support rose, but they still lacked enough support for a majority. Two other parties lost support.
- When
- The report was published on 24 October 2026.
- Where
- Germany.
- Why
- Not stated.
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- Published
- 24 October 2026
- Centre-right and centre-left
- Support rose
- Two parties
- Support fell
- Majority
- Schwarz-Rot still fell short of a majority
What people are saying
That is still not enough for a Schwarz-Rot majority.