Scholz's Social Democrats fend off far-right in German state vote, early results suggest
The SPD, which has governed the state surrounding the capital Berlin since reunification in 1990, scored 30.9% of the vote, ahead of the far-right Alternative for Germany on 29.2%, according to provisional official results.
The Social Democrats, the party of Olaf Scholz, the German chancellor, have narrowly seen off a challenge by the far-Right ...
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The leaders of Germany's far-right AfD hail the party's electoral success after coming a narrow second place in a regional vote in Brandenburg, falling just behind the centre-left SPD of Chancellor ...
Olaf Scholz was no doubt sighing with relief on Monday after pensioners and former non-voters turned out to defend his Social ...
The SPD scored 32% of the vote, ahead of the Alternative for Germany on 29 per cent, according to the exit poll ...
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