Poll for MV state election: AfD loses, SPD catches up

A new poll ahead of the 2026 state election in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern indicates strong gains for the SPD under Minister President Manuela Schwesig. The AfD loses support for the first time and has to 'shed feathers'.

The poll raises the question of whether Minister President Manuela Schwesig can once again achieve a major comeback. The SPD is gaining significantly, while the AfD is experiencing setbacks for the first time. This could have implications for the state, and how the parties react remains to be seen. The state election is scheduled for 2026 and could alter the political landscape in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern. The exact poll numbers and methodology are not detailed in the sources, but the trend toward strengthening the SPD is evident.

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Manuela Schwesig warns that AfD is a dangerous party in pre-election interview.
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Schwesig calls AfD a dangerous party

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Mecklenburg-Vorpommern's Minister President Manuela Schwesig has labeled the AfD a 'dangerous party'. In an interview with Stern, she warns against the right-wing populists' positions, which she considers hypocritical. Ahead of the state election on September 20, she advocates preserving freedoms since 1989.

Just nine months before the state election in Saxony-Anhalt, CDU lead candidate Sven Schulze has warned against AfD involvement in the government. He stressed that it would cause immense damage to the state and Germany. Recent polls show the AfD leading.

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In 2026, Germany faces five state elections that will challenge the federal government. Economic recovery remains weak, and reforms in social systems are pressing. Internationally, Donald Trump dominates with major plans in the USA.

The Alternative for Germany (AfD) is likened to an extremist beaver gnawing at the pillars of liberal democracy. The dispute over the Otto-Wels Hall in the Reichstag highlights how symbolic debates benefit the party. Democratic parties must create clarity in 2026 and combat the AfD on substantive issues.

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The leaders of CDU, CSU, and SPD have declared 2026 the 'year of getting down to business' in their first coalition committee meeting this year and presented a masterplan for greater resilience. The focus is on protecting critical infrastructure following an attack on Berlin's power supply. Chancellor Friedrich Merz emphasized that security takes precedence over transparency.

The Bundestag has rejected the complaint by the Bündnis Sahra Wagenknecht (BSW) against the federal election results. Lawmakers voted overwhelmingly against a recount of the votes. The party now plans to take the case to the Federal Constitutional Court.

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The leaders of Germany's CDU, CSU, and SPD coalition announced the results of their overnight consultations in the Federal Chancellery on Thursday morning. Topics included looming increases in health insurance contributions, infrastructure expansion, and pension reforms. The party heads highlighted progress on several contentious issues.

 

 

 

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