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The Berlin election on September 20, 2026 is a historically tight three-way race: Infratest dimap (rbb, September 2026): CDU 21%, Linke 19%, Grüne 18%, AfD 18%, SPD 11%. Civey/Tagesspiegel (August 31): Linke 20%, CDU 19%, AfD 18%, Grüne 15%, SPD 13%. CDU leads in most aggregated polls, narrowly ahead of Linke and AfD, always within statistical margin of error. Since no prediction market publishes Berlin frontrunner probabilities, the poll aggregate serves as the basis: CDU ranked first in 3 of the 4 most recently published polls. Implied distribution: CDU ~50%, Linke ~30%, AfD ~20% chance of first place.
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Infratest dimap (early September 2026) puts the SPD in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern at ~32%, Forsa at approximately 28–30%. All available polls show SPD above the 28% mark. AfD leads at ~35% (Infratest) to ~37% (Forsa). Historically, polls in eastern Germany slightly underestimate the AfD and overestimate the SPD — an SPD result somewhat below the current polling average (~32%) is more likely than an overperformance. Even with a 3–4 point discount, SPD would still clear 28%. Already covered: AfD above 30%, CDU below 12%, BSW below 5%. No market odds; own estimate: ~73%.
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Die Linke won 9.9% in MV's 2021 state election. Nationally the party collapsed to ~3.5% in 2025. MV is arguably the party's last eastern stronghold. The open platform prediction puts BSW below 5% in MV, reducing direct competition for left-leaning voters. No MV-specific September 2026 poll retrievable; extrapolation from eastern German trends suggests a borderline 5–7% range. Assessment: ~50/50, slight lean toward clearing the threshold given structural voter anchoring in MV.
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Both current Berlin polls place the FDP far below the 5% threshold: INSA (Sept 2–4, 2026): 3.0%; Infratest dimap (Aug 27–31, 2026): FDP below the statistical detectable threshold. The Berlin FDP has not reached the 5% mark in any poll since spring 2026. Clearing the hurdle would require a simultaneous systematic error of 2+ points from both institutes — historically near-unprecedented. This is the highest-confidence prediction of the entire Berlin election.
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The SPD received exactly 18.4% in the 2023 Berlin state election and has since been in opposition. Current polls (August/September 2026) put the SPD at 19–22%, making a result above 18.0% likely. Headwinds: ongoing federal political controversy and competition from BSW (which, per existing prediction, is expected below 5%). The 18.0% threshold is just below the 2023 result and would only be missed in a dramatic collapse. No Polymarket market; Metaculus aggregate implies ~65% for SPD above 18%.
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The AfD leads consistently in MV between 35 and 38%: Infratest dimap (Sept 9) 38%, INSA (Sept 8) 36%, PolitPro aggregate 36.6%. Polymarket gives 79% odds that AfD wins more votes than SPD. SPD is catching up (31–33%) but remains well behind. A sub-34% result would require a collapse invisible in any current survey. Polymarket implies 44% probability of AfD landing in the 35–38% range and 32% for above 38%.
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Two recent polls show Die Linke in Berlin well above the 18% threshold: Forsa (August 4–18, 2026) at 22%, INSA (August 7–13, 2026) at 19%. In Berlin, Die Linke has a strong base (East Berlin strongholds). Headwind comes from BSW as a competing party that could siphon votes on the left fringe. Both polls are clearly above the threshold; calibrated at ~65%.
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All current polls show the CDU in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern well below 10%: Forschungsgruppe Wahlen (Sept 11) 7%, Infratest dimap (Sept 10) 7%, INSA (Sept 10) 7%, pollytix (Sept 10) 6%. Only outlier: Forsa (Sept 2) at 10%. Dawum aggregate: ~7.2%. The CDU has collapsed following repeated leadership crises and losses to both the AfD and SPD. Exceeding 10% would require a positive polling error of at least +2.8 percentage points relative to the average.
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Berlin Greens poll consistently at 15–16%: Forschungsgruppe Wahlen (Sept 11) 16%, Infratest dimap (Sept 10) 16%, INSA (Sept 4) 15%, Civey (Aug 31) 15%; dawum aggregate 15.6%. Polymarket assigns ~3% probability to the Greens winning outright — they hold their base as a stable fifth party in a tight five-way race. Falling below 14% would require a >1.6-point polling miss.
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Current polls (as of September 11, 2026) show AfD Berlin at 17.8% – a historical high (2023: 9.1%; 2021: 8.0%). The polling average provides approximately 1.8 percentage points of safety margin versus the 16.0% threshold. Full party picture: Die Linke 20.7%, CDU 19.9%, AfD 17.8%, Greens 16.1%, SPD 12.1%, BSW 3.6%, FDP 3.4% (Wikipedia 2026 Berlin state election). Existing Berlin predictions cover Greens/Linke/SPD/CDU/FDP but no AfD threshold – this prediction fills the gap. No prediction markets available.
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Current polls (WirtschaftsWoche / Stuttgarter Zeitung, September 2026) show SPD under Minister-President Manuela Schwesig at 34–37%, marginally behind AfD (37%). The prediction threshold of 28.0% is 6–9 percentage points below the polling figure; even a substantial polling error would barely push SPD below 28%. No Polymarket market; estimate approximately 84%.
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Current polls (PolitPro / DAWUM, September 11–12, 2026) put CDU Berlin at 19.6%, just behind Die Linke (19.8%) in the tight four-party race. Stefan Evers took over as lead candidate after Kai Wegner stepped down. The prediction threshold of 16.5% is 3.1 percentage points below the polling figure. No Polymarket market; estimate approximately 81%.
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The latest Infratest dimap poll (September 11, 2026) shows Die Linke (lead candidate Elif Eralp) at 23%, ahead of the CDU (Stefan Evers) at 21%, a gap that has been consistent at 2–4 percentage points over the last three weeks. AfD follows at 17%, Greens 16%, SPD 10%. The Linke's lead is within the standard polling margin of error of ±2.5%, making this competitive but leaning in Die Linke's favour. Existing open predictions address percentage thresholds (Linke >18%, CDU >16.5%), not the relative ranking — this prediction is an independent dimension.
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In current MV-specific polls (as of September 11, 2026: AfD 38%, SPD 33%, Linke 10%, CDU 7%, Greens 5%), BSW is not listed explicitly in any survey — a strong signal that the party is below the ~3% display threshold. BSW has been holding ~4–5% in federal polls but is structurally weak in MV: no regional organisation, no prominent local candidates, no current seat in Schwerin. MV is not a BSW stronghold. No Polymarket market available.
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Infratest-dimap poll of September 7–9, 2026 (t-online.de, dawum.de): BSW polls at only 4% in Berlin – clearly below the 5% threshold. Current polling: CDU 21%, Die Linke 19%, Greens 18%, AfD 18%, SPD 11%, BSW 4%. BSW is far less rooted in Berlin than in eastern German states; Berlin's electorate with its strong Green and Left-wing base offers BSW limited mobilization potential. No current Berlin poll shows BSW above 5%. No Polymarket market available.
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Berlin's SPD is at a historic low: Civey shows them at 13%, Infratest dimap at 13–14%, Forsa at 13%. In a city where Die Linke (19–22%) and AfD (18%) lead by a wide margin, the SPD is broadly marginalised. Falling below the 14% threshold corresponds to the median of all current polling institutes. No direct prediction market available; probability derived from poll consensus. Existing Berlin election forecasts (CDU >16.5%, Linke >18%, AfD >16%, Grüne >14%, BSW <5%) are consistent with this prediction.
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All major polling institutes show Berlin FDP consistently at ~4%, well below the 5% threshold (Wahlrecht.de, Dawum.de, Sept 11, 2026). FDP missed in 2023 (4.6%) and 2026 polls are even lower. Calibration: ~72% for failing the threshold.
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Current Infratest dimap polls for ARD (September 2026) show the AfD in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern at 37–38%, only 3–5 points ahead of the SPD (33–34%). The AfD is thus the clear frontrunner, far above its 17.7% result in the 2021 state election. A result above 34% falls within the lower confidence interval of current polls; a collapse of more than 3–4 percentage points on election day is historically rare, especially since no 'shy-AfD-voter' effect has been documented in MV recently. SPD, BSW, and CDU pose no threat to AfD's lead. Estimated probability: 75%.
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All current polls show Die Linke in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern clearly above the 8% mark: Infratest dimap (Sep 7–9): 9%; FG Wahlen/ZDF (Sep 7–10): 10%; INSA (Sep 1–8): 11%; Pollytix (Sep 8–9): 12%. No pollster places the party below 9%. Die Linke has a traditionally strong core electorate in MV, particularly in rural eastern areas. No Polymarket market available; poll consistency implies ~77% probability.
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The political constellation in Berlin is historically unusual: Die Linke (~21%) and CDU (~20%) are neck-and-neck in polls, with AfD (~17–18%) fighting for 2nd. The three-way race for first place and high societal polarisation should strongly boost turnout. The 2023 re-run achieved 63.3%, the 2021 original 75.4%. With a tight race like 2026, exceeding 65% is highly plausible. Estimate: ~68%.