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Berlin Far Left Victory

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The Straits Times20 Sep

In Sunday's Berlin state election, the far-left Left Party secured victory with 25.3% of the vote, surpassing Chancellor Friedrich Merz’s conservative Christian Democrats (CDU) at 19%. Lead candidate Elif Eralp pledged to nationalize private housing associations, targeting high rental costs and property speculation in the city. This move aligns with a 2021 referendum where 58% supported legislation for…

Far-left party wins Berlin election, pledging to nationalise housing →
The Hindu20 Sep

Elif Eralp of the far-left Die Linke party won a decisive victory in Berlin's September 20, 2026 election according to exit polls, with about 25% of votes. As the top vote-getter, she is now positioned to become the city’s next mayor by forming a coalition government, likely with the SPD and Greens. Eralp campaigned on addressing social inequality and the housing crisis through measures like expropriating…

Far-left Elif Eralp wins Berlin vote on anti-AfD, pro-poor campaign →
Reason23 Sep

In Sunday’s Berlin state elections, the Left Party won with 25.3% of the vote, making them key to forming a new governing coalition. A major campaign promise was expropriating private apartments owned by large real estate companies—about 220,000 units—to implement rent control and alleviate housing shortages. This policy mirrors an advisory referendum approved by 59% of Berlin voters in 2021 but faces skepticism…

The Far-Left Wins Berlin's Election on the Promise of Seizing Private Apartments →

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  • 23 Sep The Far-Left Wins Berlin's Election on the Promise of Seizing Private ApartmentsIn Sunday’s Berlin state elections, the Left Party won with 25.3% of the vote, making them key to forming a new governing coalition. A major campaign promise was expropriating private apartments owned by large real estate companies—about 220,000 units—to implement rent control and alleviate housing shortages. This policy mirrors an advisory referendum approved by 59% of Berlin voters in 2021 but faces skepticism…Reason
  • 20 Sep Far-left Elif Eralp wins Berlin vote on anti-AfD, pro-poor campaignElif Eralp of the far-left Die Linke party won a decisive victory in Berlin's September 20, 2026 election according to exit polls, with about 25% of votes. As the top vote-getter, she is now positioned to become the city’s next mayor by forming a coalition government, likely with the SPD and Greens. Eralp campaigned on addressing social inequality and the housing crisis through measures like expropriating…The Hindu
  • 20 Sep Far-left party wins Berlin election, pledging to nationalise housingIn Sunday's Berlin state election, the far-left Left Party secured victory with 25.3% of the vote, surpassing Chancellor Friedrich Merz’s conservative Christian Democrats (CDU) at 19%. Lead candidate Elif Eralp pledged to nationalize private housing associations, targeting high rental costs and property speculation in the city. This move aligns with a 2021 referendum where 58% supported legislation for…The Straits Times

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