The German Social Democratic Party (SPD) wins the parliamentary elections in Hamburg, Germany, after calculating all ballots, collecting 33.5%, according to the preliminary results of the voting on the Electoral Site of the Statistical Office of Hamburg and Schlegig-Holstain.
Thus, the result of the Social Democrats deteriorated by 5.7 percentage points, compared to the 2020 elections, when they received 39.2% of the vote.
The second place is occupied by the Christian Democratic Union (CDU) by 19.8%. The Christian Democrats, on the other hand, have gone forward in this election, improving their results by 8.6 points.
The Green Party is the third - 18.5%, according to the previous elections, less than 5.7 points.
They are behind them "Left" - 11.2% (+ 2.1 points). The state's parliament also passes the right-wing "Alternative for Germany" (AFD) party, gaining 7.5% (+2.2 points).
