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CDU General Secretary in Berlin expresses delight over electoral triumph

Berlin's CDU official Ottilie Klein, thrilled by her party's anticipated triumph in the European elections, stated on Sunday night shortly after voting concluded, "The people have voiced their support for a robust Europe with a potent political core." She further expressed "grave concerns" over...

Ottilie Klein (l-r), Secretary General of the CDU Berlin, speaks at the event alongside Hildegard...
Ottilie Klein (l-r), Secretary General of the CDU Berlin, speaks at the event alongside Hildegard Bentele, CDU top candidate, and Kai Wegner, Governing Mayor of Berlin.

Upcoming European voting events - CDU General Secretary in Berlin expresses delight over electoral triumph

"The Green Party has experienced a significant drop in support, and they will bear the cost of their disastrous economic policies as well as their handling of migration," declared Klein. "The SPD actively campaigned alongside Chancellor Olaf Scholz and even surpassed their historically worst result. This outcome reflects the immense dissatisfaction of the public with the current federal government." Klein added, "It's evident: the Traffic Light alliance mishandled the economy and should face the consequences of this significant loss of trust."

Initial projections and computations show that the Union achieved approximately 30% in the European election. The AfD garnered around 16%. The SPD received approximately 14%, the Greens - about 12%, and the FDP around 5%. Newly formed left alliance Sahra Wagenknecht (BSW) rose from nothing to about 6%, while the Left only secured about 3%.

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