Left Party finished first in Berlin state election with 25.7%
The Left Party, whose candidate for premier was Türkiye-origin Elif Eralp, came first in Berlin with 25.7% of the vote and 47 seats; there is no majority alone and coalition talks are expected.
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- Left Party finished first in Berlin state election with 25.7% The Left Party, whose candidate for premier was Türkiye-origin Elif Eralp, came first in Berlin with 25.7% of the vote and 47 seats; there is no majority alone and coalition talks are expected.
- Left Party, running with Elif Eralp, wins Berlin state election with 25.7% In the German capital Berlin, the Left Party, nominating Turkish-origin Elif Eralp for mayor, won the state parliament election with 25.7% of the vote. According to provisional official results, the Left Party won 47 seats, the CDU 35, and the AfD 29; a coalition is required.