Friedrich Merz, the leader of the Alliance of Christian-Democratic and Christian-Social and Christian-Social and Christian-Social and Copyright in the February elections, could not provide the absolute majority to be elected in the first round of the Bundestag vote, said the parliament speaker.
Earlier, the CDU / Code (SPD) managed to reach an agreement on a new government agreement in Germany earlier.
Extraordinary parliamentary elections were held in Germany on February 23, after calculating the ballots in all 299 constituencies, the CDU / Code Dashnak.
"Alternative for Germany" (AFD) party ranks second in elections, a record 20.8 percent.
SPD took the third place, collecting 16.4 percent of the vote, which is the worst result of the party's history.
In addition, the greens (11.6%), the left party (8.8%), the Denmark-Frisian Minority Party, the Southern Schlezwigh Voter, received one seat in the parliament.
