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The latest available poll (Pollytix/Campact, 12 August 2026) shows AfD in Saxony-Anhalt at 43%; Infratest dimap (30 July 2026) confirms similar figures. The 40% threshold is 3 percentage points below current polling — an error of this magnitude favoring other parties would be historically unprecedented in Saxony-Anhalt. Eastern German polls tend to underestimate the AfD (reverse Bradley effect). CDU sits at 22%, Die Linke at 13%, SPD at 7% — no rival party approaches 40%. No prediction market explicitly prices this threshold; estimated probability: 72%.
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Current polls (INSA/PolitPro, as of approx. August 23, 2026) put the FDP in Saxony-Anhalt at 2.9%. Reaching the 5% threshold would require nearly doubling their vote share. The election is dominated by AfD (42.1%); CDU (23%), Die Linke (13%), and SPD (6.5%) compete for remaining seats. Mobilisation reserves for a small liberal party in this environment are minimal. No published poll has placed the FDP above 4%. No relevant Polymarket market available.
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Latest INSA poll for Saxony-Anhalt (August 2026, for Bild): AfD 42%, CDU 23%, Die Linke 13%, SPD 7%, Greens exactly 5.0% – right on the threshold, statistical margin of error ±2–3 pp. The Greens won only 5.9% in Saxony-Anhalt's 2021 election and historically have shallow roots in eastern Germany. With a strongly AfD-polarised electorate, the Greens' national collapse after leaving government in 2024/25, and the local candidate environment, marginal factors tilt slightly toward missing the threshold. No direct Polymarket market; forecast reflects a genuine near-50:50 with a small lean toward failure based on eastern Germany historical patterns.
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In the 2021 Saxony-Anhalt state election, the CDU received 37.1%, the AfD 20.8%. The open platform forecast puts the AfD above 40% in 2026, implying significant vote realignment. Analogously, in Saxony 2024 the CDU still received 31.9% despite high AfD strength. Saxony-Anhalt is considered the AfD's strongest state, but the CDU benefits from a popular minister-president. National CDU/CSU polling at ~25–30%. Main risk: if the AfD exceeds 42% drawing heavily from CDU voters, the 25% threshold could be missed. Own estimate: 62%.
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Current Saxony-Anhalt polls place BSW at the threshold boundary: pollytix (August 3–8, 2026) shows BSW at 4%; INSA (July 31–August 6, 2026) shows 5%. The average is ~4.5% — below the 5% threshold. No Polymarket market specifically for BSW Saxony-Anhalt found. Structural reasons for failure: BSW as a 2024 founding lacks an established organisational network in Saxony-Anhalt, faces internal leadership tensions, and is losing voters to the AfD. Analogous prediction for Mecklenburg-Vorpommern (BSW also at 4% in polls) is an open Cassandra platform prediction. Risk: Sahra Wagenknecht's personal recognition and eastern-German appeal could mobilize late voters above threshold; the 0.5pp gap to the INSA reading is narrow.
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Current polls show SPD in Saxony-Anhalt at 6–7% (INSA: 6%, pollytix: 7%). In the last state election in 2021, SPD achieved 8.4%. The buffer above the 5% threshold is 1–2 percentage points. For an established party with a secured core voter base (trade unionists, local politicians), falling below the threshold is considerably rarer than for newly founded parties. No direct Polymarket market found. Comparison: BSW (4–5%) and FDP (2–4%) have smaller or negative buffers. Risk: the long-term SPD trend in Saxony-Anhalt is declining (2016: 10.6%, 2021: 8.4%); further erosion could push the party just below 5%.
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Three current polls show AfD well above 38%: INSA 42%, pollytix 43%, Infratest dimap 41% (wahlrecht.de, August 2026). Even accounting for historical AfD overestimation of 3-4 pp in eastern Germany, the threshold is safely cleared. The AfD's 2021 result was 20.8% — all major pollsters now show a doubling.
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Latest polls (INSA for Bild, August 10, 2026): AfD 42%, CDU 23%, Linke 13%, SPD 7%, Greens 5%, BSW ~4%, FDP <5%. If BSW, FDP and potentially the Greens fail the 5% threshold, AfD's effective seat share rises considerably — with four parties in parliament AfD could receive ~48% of distributed votes, yielding ~42–47 of 87 seats, close to the 44-seat threshold. Polymarket has an active market (>$146k volume) on AfD's absolute majority. Probability: ~38%.
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The latest poll (pollytix, Aug 3–8, 2026) has the FDP at 2% in Saxony-Anhalt, far below the 5% threshold. AfD leads at 43%, CDU 23%, Die Linke 13%, SPD 7%, Greens 5%, BSW 4%. The FDP has historically been weak here (2021: 4.2%, narrowly missed); nationally the party remains structurally below 5% post-coalition collapse in 2024. A 3-point gap to the threshold is practically impossible to close within this time frame.
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The Greens are structurally marginalized in eastern Germany: Thuringia 2024 gave them 3.2%, Saxony 2024 gave them 5.1% (at the edge). In Saxony-Anhalt they achieved only 5.9% in 2021 — a high-water mark unlikely to repeat. Current polls show the party below 5% for September 2026. Systemic voter migration toward AfD and (formerly) BSW permanently compresses the Greens below the threshold. No known mobilization event.
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In the most recent polls (Pollytix, published August 12, 2026: BSW 4%; INSA, published August 10, 2026: BSW 5%), BSW sits right on the 5% threshold. With typical measurement uncertainty of ±2 percentage points, entry to parliament is fully open. No prediction market available. The AfD's dominance (42–43%) and its mobilization pressure can push smaller parties below the threshold. Historically BSW tends to underperform polls in eastern Germany under high AfD-dominance mobilization. Assessment: 57% probability of failing, derived from polling average and structural mobilization effect.
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Current polls (INSA/T-Online, August 2026) put the CDU under leading candidate and sitting Minister-President Sven Schulze at 22%. The 20.0% threshold sits 2 points below the current polling average, providing a buffer against polling error. AfD dominates at 41–43%, Die Linke at 13%, SPD at 7%. BSW, Greens, and FDP are fighting for the 5% threshold per open predictions. Schulze's incumbency visibility (media presence as head of government) and moderate CDU voters in rural areas support a result above 20%. No Polymarket/Kalshi market available for Saxony-Anhalt state vote shares.
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Die Linke consistently polls at 13% in all current Saxony-Anhalt election surveys (INSA August 2026; dawum.de aggregate: 13.1%) – 3 percentage points above the 10.0% threshold. In the 2021 Saxony-Anhalt election, Die Linke received 11.0%, showing the party is structurally above this mark. Former East Germany is traditionally a stronghold. No Polymarket market for German state elections available. Forecast 88%, based on consistent 3+ percentage point lead above threshold across multiple surveys.
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Current polling (Pollytix/Infratest dimap, August 2026) shows the SPD in Saxony-Anhalt at 6–7% – a historic low, further below the 2021 result of 8.4%. The party trails far behind AfD (43%), CDU (22%), and Die Linke (13%). With poll readings of 6–7% and a typical polling error of ±2–3pp, the probability of coming in below 8.0% on election day is approximately 72%. Entry into the Landtag above the 5% threshold appears secure, but the political collapse is dramatic.
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Current polls (Infratest dimap LänderTREND Saxony-Anhalt, May 2026) put the AfD at approximately 41%. At the 2021 Landtag election the AfD received 20.8%; since then it has gained substantially in eastern Germany. For a result below 35%, the AfD would need to underperform polls by at least 6 percentage points – historically extraordinary. CDU trails at ~28–30%, Die Linke at ~12%, SPD at ~7%. No Polymarket or Kalshi odds for this specific result; wahlrecht.de confirms polling trend. Probability: 78%.
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Current polls (DAWUM, Wahlrecht.de, PolitPro.eu, as of August 2026): Greens at 4.6% – below the 5% threshold. BSW at 4.3% is also predicted to fail (open prediction). Both parties are in the same danger zone. The Greens are structurally weak in eastern Germany: Saxony 2024 = 4.6% (failed), Thuringia 2024 = 3.2% (failed). A late surge of ~0.4 percentage points is possible but unlikely given energy-price-driven voter sentiment in the region. No Polymarket market found for this event.
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The latest Pollytix poll (~4 weeks before the election) shows FDP at 3% — well below the 5% threshold. The FDP failed to enter the SA Landtag in 2021 and is structurally weak in eastern German states. A 2+ percentage-point gain in 10 days without a major catalyst would be a historic outlier. All other open SA predictions (AfD, CDU, SPD, BSW, Grünen, Linke) leave no room for FDP above the barrier.
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According to INSA (Aug 3–8, 2026) and Pollytix (Aug 12, 2026), BSW stands at 4.0–4.1% in Saxony-Anhalt. The PolitPro polling aggregate (as of Aug 27, 2026) confirms: BSW 4.1%, clearly below the 5% threshold. The party is suffering nationally from declining relevance following internal power struggles and the fading of the peace issue. Entering parliament would require a gain of nearly 1 percentage point — unlikely given the short time until election day.
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Infratest dimap for ARD puts the CDU in Saxony-Anhalt at 22% (26 August 2026, –2 pp vs July). Campact/Insa (12 August) measured 23%. The buffer above the 19.5% threshold is 2.5–3.5 pp. Historically, the CDU has never polled below 20% in a Saxony-Anhalt state election (2011: 32.5%; 2016: 29.8%; 2021: 37.1%). Even in the worst current scenario with polling decline, falling below 19.5% would be historically exceptional. No dedicated prediction market available; estimate conservatively anchored to polling with a –2.5 pp safety buffer.
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The latest Infratest dimap LänderTREND (August 2026) shows AfD in Saxony-Anhalt at 41%. The 38% threshold is 3 percentage points below the polling average — a comfortable buffer that remains achievable even at standard historical polling errors of ±2–3pp. Eastern German AfD polls historically slightly underestimate the final result (so-called 'Shy AfD' effect). CDU at 22%, SPD 8%, FDP 3%, BSW 4%. No direct Polymarket price signal for this threshold; probability calibrated based on polling distribution and historical polling error.