Election fever in Lübeck: Voters' indecision increases rapidly!

Election fever in Lübeck: Voters' indecision increases rapidly!

Lübeck, Deutschland - On February 22, 2025, the forum for migrants in Lübeck emphasized the importance of the upcoming federal election under the motto "take responsibility, help shape the future". In view of the election on February 23, a survey showed that around 30 percent of voters are undecided. This indecisiveness could mean that it would represent the second strongest "party" in the election, such as hl-live.de reported.

Current surveys point out that the AfD receives over 20 percent approval in these surveys, which makes it a relevant political force. Only a democratic party has higher approval values. Spyridon Aslanidis, the representative against anti -Semitism, expressed concern about the fears of Jewish fellow citizens and called for a concrete commitment to democracy and society. Tarek Kayser, the representative for democratic participation, pointed out that politics started on the doorstep and many did not feel heard. The forum underlined its rejection of extremism, religious fanaticism, discrimination and hatred and called on to vote in order to stand up for democracy, freedom and diversity.

indecision among voters

According to a Allensbach survey, 38 percent of voters are unsure of who they will choose. In the ZDF polite barometer, 28 percent of those entitled to vote stated that they are unsure whether and who they choose. With these surveys, the Union (CDU/CSU) is ahead in both surveys: 32 percent according to Allensbach and 30 percent according to the political barometer. The AfD follows with 20 percent in both surveys, such as Zeit.de reported.

The Social Democratic Party of Germany (SPD) reaches between 15 and 16 percent, while the Greens are 13 to 14 percent. The left stabilizes at 6 to 7 percent. With 4 to 5 percent and 4 percent, the FDP and BSW fear the re -entry to the Bundestag. However, it is important to note that election surveys represent snapshots and on sample -based, which means that the results and the exact methodology of the surveys are often not transparent and can change until the choice.