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25 October 2018, 11:34 Berlin, 25 October (PL) Chancellor Chancellor Angela Merkel's government coalition may lose regional elections next Sunday against other parties in the federal state [19659002AccordingtotheopinionpollpublishedbythepublicationDerSpiegelthepartyoftheChristianDemocraticUnion(CDU)whichchairsMerkelwouldget27%ofthedisputedvotesinHessebeforethe383%achievedintheelectionsoffiveyearsago
Another political entity, the German Social Democrat Party (SPD), badociated with the government, would be supported by 22% of voters, eight points less.
According to the survey, in the future, the suffrage will eventually win more right-wing parties, such as the Alternative for Germany (AFD), which could reach a higher figure than 13%.
The nationalist AFD, founded in 2013, is based on a platform considered anti-immigrant.
They would also advance with more ballots in their favor, according to the poll, the Green Party ecologist. The Left and the Liberal Party
To the 4.4 million electors called to elections in Hesse, one of the 16 German states.
Analysts believe that the loss of Hesse, the former territory controlled by the CDU, with its economic boom and low unemployment, will represent a serious setback for the Merkel administration.
According to the German media, a defeat of the government coalition in this state, as in Bavaria, can subtract from future votes. to the Chancellor, who aspires to be reelected at the head of his party at the conference of this political party scheduled for next December.
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