Bremen trend: SPD on low

In Bremen will be elected come this weekend, not only a new European Parliament, but also a new citizenship. It could be for the government coalition of the SPD and the Greens closely.

By Ellen Ehni, WDR

In ten days, the Bremer are not allowed to choose not only the European Parliament, but also the citizenship. If Sunday's state election in Bremen would be, so the SPD would be 24 percent. This is a point less compared to the beginning of may. For comparison, the result of the state election 2015: 32.8 percent. With this result, the SPD would be in Bremen, Germany now at their historically lowest level. The SPD located at the state election in Bremen never below the 30 percent mark.

The CDU is currently on 27% (+1 compared to at the beginning of may; citizenship-election in 2015: 22.4 percent). The Greens broadly unchanged at around 18 percent (state election 2015: 15.1 percent). The Left is stable at 12 per cent (state election 2015: 9,5). The FDP 5% (-1, compared to the beginning of may; citizenship-election in 2015: 6,6). And the AfD is at 6% (-2 in comparison to the beginning of may; citizenship-election in 2015: 5,5). Citizens in rage to come on 3 percent. The smaller parties, the country is far below 5 percent, are able to move due to the particularity of Bremen's right to vote, nevertheless, in the citizenship, if you are in Bremen or in Bremerhaven, Germany, 5 percent of the votes.

In the pre-election survey is specifically not a forecast, but rather to the political sentiment in the current week; the Sunday question measures current election inclinations and not actual voting behavior.

this Would be in Bremen in the actual election, coming in purely mathematical terms, for the formation of a government in addition to a large coalition of the CDU and the SPD are only three covenants of, for example, the SPD, Greens and the Left or the CDU, Greens and FDP in question.