Bettina Jarasch (Greens, left to right), Kai Wegener (CDU) or Franziska Giffey (SPD) – Berlin will have to wait a little longer for its government Photo: picture alliance / Geisler-Fotopress
From BZ/dpa
After the repeat election in Berlin, the SPD is now finally in second place, just ahead of the Greens, with the CDU winning the election. This emerges from the official result that the state election committee determined on Monday.
The CDU clearly won the election on February 12 with 28.2 percent. SPD and Greens each got 18.4 percent. The Social Democrats have a mini lead of 53 votes, according to the provisional result it was 105 votes. The left came to 12.2 percent in the election, the AfD to 9.1 percent. The FDP flew out of parliament with 4.6 percent.
Nothing has changed with regard to the percentage shares of the parties and the distribution of seats, which were provisionally determined shortly after the election.
There are 159 MPs in the new Berlin state parliament. The CDU has 52 seats, the SPD and the Greens each have 34 seats. The Left has 22 seats and the AfD has 17 seats.