Politics · Germany · 6 hrs ago
Poll finds skepticism in Germany about planned Berlin coalition
The SPD, Greens and Left Party are preparing to govern together in Berlin in a coalition known as Red-Red-Green.
An INSA poll found clear skepticism among people in Germany about the planned alliance.
The poll comes before coalition negotiations, though the parties are described as nearly ready to form the coalition.
Antisemitism in Berlin’s Left Party is a particular concern among those surveyed.
The three parties’ plans for expropriation have also drawn opposition.
The poll gives no figures in the published details, and the parties’ coalition negotiations are the next step.
An INSA poll for Bild found skepticism in Germany about a planned three-party coalition in Berlin.
The article says the three parties are close to forming a coalition.
It reports particular concern about antisemitism in Berlin’s Left Party.
The parties’ plans for expropriation also face opposition, according to the article.
- Who
- German respondents, surveyed by INSA for Bild.
- What
- The poll found skepticism about a planned coalition of the SPD, Greens and Left Party in Berlin.
- When
- The article was published on 24 October 2026. The poll date is not stated.
- Where
- Berlin, Germany.
- Why
- The article cites concerns about antisemitism in Berlin’s Left Party and the parties’ expropriation plans.
Planned coalition parties
Skeptical German respondents
Coalition
Planned coalition parties
The SPD, Greens and Left Party are close to forming a coalition.
Skeptical German respondents
The poll found skepticism about the planned coalition.
Expropriation
Planned coalition parties
The parties have expropriation plans.
Skeptical German respondents
The plans face opposition, according to the article.
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- Pollster
- INSA
- Commissioning outlet
- Bild
- Publication date
- 24 October 2026
- Coalition parties
- SPD, Greens and Left Party
- Potential governing mayor
- Elif Eralp