The Berlin state election on September 20 produced confirmed results placing the Grüne at 14.3 percent of the vote and 26 seats in the Abgeordnetenhaus. This outcome aligns directly with the market’s heavy weighting on the 25-29 seat band, reflecting the translation of second-round vote shares into proportional mandates under Berlin’s electoral rules. Die Linke led with 25.7 percent and 47 seats, followed by the CDU at 18.8 percent and 34 seats, while the AfD reached 16.3 percent and 29 seats; the SPD fell to 12.1 percent and 22 seats. The Grüne lost ground relative to 2023 but cleared the threshold comfortably and secured a position that supports their inclusion in potential three-party coalitions. With final tallies published and turnout at 74.2 percent, the narrow range of remaining uncertainty centers on any minor procedural adjustments or overhang-seat calculations rather than shifts in underlying support.