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Berlin Abgeordnetenhaus election polling

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Polling for the Berlin Abgeordnetenhaus election on September 20, 2026, indicates an exceptionally tight and competitive race. As the election approaches, the CDU, Die Linke, AfD, and the Greens are clustered within a narrow corridor of ~~15 to 20 percent~~ support. Recent Forsa polling shows Die Linke has ~~gained momentum, occasionally overtaking~~ risen to the top position with 22 percent, placing them ahead of the CDU ~~in recent surveys.~~ and AfD, which are currently tied at 18 percent. Party leader Elif ~~Eralp~~ Eralp, a lawyer who entered the Berlin House of Representatives in 2021, has attributed this surge to a platform centered on the ~~party’s focus~~ expropriation of large housing corporations. While Eralp faces challenges in conservative strongholds like Steglitz, she has gained significant traction through social media campaigns on ~~rent policy, which remains a primary concern~~ TikTok and Instagram. In direct preference polls for ~~residents. While~~ mayor, Eralp holds 16 percent, slightly ahead of the CDU ~~previously held significant leads, recent leadership challenges have impacted their standing. The~~ candidate Stefan Evers at 15 percent. Meanwhile, the SPD ~~is also navigating~~ continues to navigate a contentious ~~campaign. Candidate~~ campaign as candidate Steffen Krach ~~has faced~~ faces public ~~scrutiny, including criticism from comedian Felix Lobrecht regarding his connection to the city.~~ scrutiny. Given ~~the current polling~~ these shifting trends, the potential governing coalitions for the capital remain unpredictable.

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