Extraordinary parliamentary elections have started in Germany. The polling stations opened at 8:00 local time. The voting will last until 18:00.
Based on their results, a new ruling coalition will be formed, as well as the Government of the Largest Economics in Europe. :
The conflict between members of the coalition escalated due to disagreements over the budget, and the collapse of it eventually led to the resignation of the Minister of Finance and the leader of the Free Democratic Party Christian Linds. In December, the Bundestag expressed distrust of Sholts, after which the parliament scattered and appointed extraordinary elections.
The poll before the snap elections shows that 29% of voters are ready to vote for the Conservative CDM / Code Alliance. In second place is an extremely-right "Alternative for Germany" (AFD) party, and 16% intend to support the Social Democrats. The candidate with the biggest opportunity to become a channel (CDM), who protects the highly migration policy. Offers to return to nuclear energy to solve the energy crisis.
Sholts is unlikely to be re-elected for a second term.
