Recent Infratest dimap polling (April 23-27) shows CDU leading Berlin's state election race at 19%, just ahead of Grüne, Linke, and AfD tied at 18%, with SPD at 14%, driving trader consensus that assigns CDU a 38% implied probability of topping the September 20 Abgeordnetenhaus vote amid high fragmentation. CDU's edge holds despite a two-point drop from prior surveys, tied to plunging satisfaction (17%) with the CDU-SPD governing coalition under Mayor Kai Wegner, worsened by Culture Senator Sarah Wedl-Wilson's April 24 resignation over illegal grants. Grüne and Linke gains reflect opposition appeal, while AfD stays competitive; SPD's collapse underscores coalition woes, pointing to likely three-party government formation.
Resumo experimental gerado por IA com dados do Polymarket. Isto não é aconselhamento de trading e não tem qualquer papel na resolução deste mercado. · AtualizadoMid‑May poll snapshot indicates a slight rebound for the SPD to 17 % amid renewed debate over the coalition’s pension reform, lifting the market
SPD rises to 11%3%
Mid‑May poll snapshot indicates a slight rebound for the SPD to 17 % amid renewed debate over the coalition’s pension reform, lifting the market
Nationwide survey shows majority of Germans believe CDU-led coalition government will collapse before 2029 elections, with AfD overtaking CDU in popularity, increasing market
CDU plunges to 40%15%
Nationwide survey shows majority of Germans believe CDU-led coalition government will collapse before 2029 elections, with AfD overtaking CDU in popularity, increasing market doubts about CDU's Berlin election chances
CDU continues to lose market confidence as scandal involving CDU-affiliated culture senator Sarah Wedl-Wilson leads to resignation, further damaging party image
CDU drops to 55%5%
CDU continues to lose market confidence as scandal involving CDU-affiliated culture senator Sarah Wedl-Wilson leads to resignation, further damaging party image
Berlin BSW holds Landesparteitag, adopts detailed election program focusing on rent control, minimum wage increase, and peace policy, but polling remains low and party struggles
BSW dips to 0%1%
Berlin BSW holds Landesparteitag, adopts detailed election program focusing on rent control, minimum wage increase, and peace policy, but polling remains low and party struggles to break 5% threshold in Berlin
Polls show Greens trailing CDU and AfD in Berlin and Baden-Württemberg, with Greens at historic lows
Grüne rises to 14%3%
Polling data indicating the Greens' weak position in Berlin and other key states caused market volatility, with a trough followed by a slight recovery as the party campaigned.
Latest aggregate poll (Civey/PolitPro) shows SPD stabilising at around 15‑16 % while CDU remains ahead, prompting traders to raise the SPD
SPD rises to 10%4%
Latest aggregate poll (Civey/PolitPro) shows SPD stabilising at around 15‑16 % while CDU remains ahead, prompting traders to raise the SPD
CDU suffers narrow defeat in Baden-Württemberg state election, signaling challenges for Chancellor Merz’s party nationally and impacting Berlin CDU's prospects
CDU drops to 53%5%
CDU suffers narrow defeat in Baden-Württemberg state election, signaling challenges for Chancellor Merz’s party nationally and impacting Berlin CDU's prospects
Berlin BSW announces Alexander King and Michael Lüders as dual Spitzenkandidaten for the Berlin election, aiming to revive the party's image and campaign efforts in Berlin
BSW rises to 2%2%
Berlin BSW announces Alexander King and Michael Lüders as dual Spitzenkandidaten for the Berlin election, aiming to revive the party's image and campaign efforts in Berlin
Market confidence dips to 51% as public dissatisfaction with Berlin's CDU-SPD coalition grows, reflecting concerns about governance effectiveness
CDU drops to 51%12%
Market confidence dips to 51% as public dissatisfaction with Berlin's CDU-SPD coalition grows, reflecting concerns about governance effectiveness
Deputy Minister-President Robert Crumbach and other BSW ministers leave Brandenburg coalition amid disputes, leaving BSW without ministers in Brandenburg government, damaging the
BSW dips to 0%1%
Deputy Minister-President Robert Crumbach and other BSW ministers leave Brandenburg coalition amid disputes, leaving BSW without ministers in Brandenburg government, damaging the party's governing credibility
SPD announces its new Berlin lead‑candidate Steffen Krach (named Sept 1 2025) begins a 78‑constituency tour focusing on housing and social services, generating a brief uptick in
SPD dips to 6%3%
SPD announces its new Berlin lead‑candidate Steffen Krach (named Sept 1 2025) begins a 78‑constituency tour focusing on housing and social services, generating a brief uptick in SPD poll numbers and a modest
DW analysis highlights the SPD’s heavy defeat in the Rhineland‑Palatinate state election, where the party fell to about 26 %—roughly ten points below its 2021 result—further
SPD plunges to 9%26%
DW analysis highlights the SPD’s heavy defeat in the Rhineland‑Palatinate state election, where the party fell to about 26 %—roughly ten points below its 2021 result—further eroding confidence in the party ahead of the Berlin vote
Greens abstain in Scholz's confidence vote, contributing to government collapse
Grüne rises to 4%3%
The Greens' strategic abstention in the Bundestag vote showed political maneuvering but also highlighted instability in the governing coalition, causing some market uncertainty and a slight recovery in
Forsa poll reports Chancellor Merz’s approval falling to 32 % and SPD Vice‑Chancellor Lars Klingbeil’s confidence dropping to 36 %, signalling growing voter dissatisfaction with
SPD surges to 35%23%
Forsa poll reports Chancellor Merz’s approval falling to 32 % and SPD Vice‑Chancellor Lars Klingbeil’s confidence dropping to 36 %, signalling growing voter dissatisfaction with the coalition and hurting SPD prospects
BSW party congress in Magdeburg adopts new name "Alliance for Social Justice and Economic Reason" and elects new leadership, with Sahra Wagenknecht stepping down as chair,
BSW plunges to 1%49%
BSW party congress in Magdeburg adopts new name "Alliance for Social Justice and Economic Reason" and elects new leadership, with Sahra Wagenknecht stepping down as chair, signaling internal party shifts and possible uncertainty about future electoral success
CDU gains early momentum in Berlin election polls, reaching around 60% in market confidence due to strong initial polling and perceived frontrunner status
CDU jumps to 60%10%
CDU gains early momentum in Berlin election polls, reaching around 60% in market confidence due to strong initial polling and perceived frontrunner status
New PolitPro poll shows SPD slipping to 15.2 % of the vote, its lowest level since the 2023 repeat election, widening the gap to the CDU’s 20.3 % lead
SPD plunges to 12%38%
New PolitPro poll shows SPD slipping to 15.2 % of the vote, its lowest level since the 2023 repeat election, widening the gap to the CDU’s 20.3 % lead
The Greens nominate Vice Chancellor Robert Habeck as chancellor candidate for the 2025 federal election
Grüne plunges to 1%49%
This nomination marked the start of the Greens' federal campaign, but the party subsequently suffered losses in the 2025 federal election, which negatively impacted market confidence in their prospects in Berlin.
Brandenburg state election results show AfD winning 29% but narrowly losing first place to SPD amid tactical voting to block AfD dominance
AfD plunges to 6%44%
The AfD's strong showing but failure to secure first place in Brandenburg, combined with tactical voting by SPD and CDU supporters to prevent an AfD lead, likely caused the sharp market









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