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The FDP could tip the scales in the coalition negotiations. But the formation of a government is likely to be protracted.
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What happens after the election? According to a recent Forsa survey by RTL and ntv, the SPD leads the field and remains at 25 percent, the CDU is recovering slightly and – after a brief shock at the weekend – makes it back to 21 percent. AfD and FDP are equal, while the Greens stay at 17 percent. But what could these numbers mean for a coalition in the end? Who could Christian Lindner make chancellor, should the choice lie with the FDP?
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“If we want to take ourselves seriously, we need a digital ministry”
Incidentally, we also asked the FDP that. In the series “The Second Row”, Michel Abdollahi speaks to young politicians before the federal election – today with the FDP member of the Bundestag Gyde Jensen. One of their demands: a digital ministry. “Digitization is not going away. But we have to get used to the fact that we need an interface where all political strands come together,” says Jensen.
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