Cum a câștigat stânga radicală alegerile din Berlin. Un grup cheie de alegători și un răspuns la cea mai mare temere a berlinezilor

Die Linke has won the Berlin elections, positioning itself to potentially govern with a coalition. The party, historically linked to East Germany, garnered significant support from young and educated voters, achieving 25.7% of the votes. Key issues like housing affordability resonated with the electorate, with many fearing they cannot afford living in the city. The party's candidate, Elif Eralp, focused her campaign on housing crises and proposed public ownership of rental properties. Voter turnout was notably high at 75%, with Die Linke attracting many first-time voters. The party's appeal has broadened, gaining traction among older demographics as well. In contrast, traditional parties like SPD and CDU lost significant voter support to Die Linke and AfD, reflecting a shift in Berlin's political landscape.