https://www.nytimes.com/live/2026/09/06/world/germany-election
We’ve
passed 90 percent of the votes counted. The AfD still looks likely to fall
short of an absolute majority. The prospects for a rival coalition coming
together remain unclear.
Here’s
one quick scenario being tossed around in Berlin political circles: The BSW, a
populist party with policies associated with both the left and the right, could
at some point abstain from voting for a state leader. In that case, the other
parties — the Christian Democrats, Social Democrats, Greens and Die Linke —
would have one more seat than the AfD, and just enough to elect a leader of
their choice.
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