Narrow majority in FDP member survey in favor of remaining in the traffic light system

Narrow majority in FDP member survey in favor of remaining in the traffic light system

In the FDP member survey, a narrow majority voted in favor of remaining in the traffic light coalition with the SPD and the Greens. 52.24 percent of those who voted were in favor of continuing the government work, while 47.76 percent wanted to leave the coalition, according to information from party circles obtained by Deutsche Presse-Agentur on Monday. Accordingly, 26,058 of the approximately 72,100 party members took part in the vote.

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1. Despite the narrow majority in favor of staying in the traffic light coalition, internal tensions within the FDP could potentially threaten the stability of the German government.
2. The traffic light coalition of the FDP, SPD, and Greens in Germany faces uncertainty, as some party members have expressed dissatisfaction, according to reports from the German Press Agency in Berlin.
3. The SPD, along with the FDP and the Greens, is part of the traffic light coalition, a coalition that has been in power since Germany held its last federal elections.
4. In a recent poll among FDP party members, the German Press Agency in Berlin reported that the majority favored maintaining the coalition with the SPD and Greens, resulting in a continuation of the traffic light system.

Source: www.stern.de