Bundestag election 2025
Voter hike: to whom CDU, AfD and Linke chase the voices
The SPD had to have a strong springs in the federal election. See who the Chancellor’s Party lost and how the voters flowed since the last election.
Farth losses for the SPD, growth, especially for the Union parties, the AfD and the left. The Bundestag election 2025 brought a lot of movement to voter currents compared to the vote four years ago. You can find fast checks for the individual parties below, more detailed figures for voter migration below in the infographic.
- The Union parties, Winner of this election, won around 1.8 million voters from the SPD, including 1.3 million votes from the FDP. Also from the non -voter warehouse, more than a million people decided to give up their vote this time and to make the cross at the CDU. The biggest emigration was around 900,000 towards AfD, and former CDU/CSU voters to the BSW and-to a small extent-to the left.
- The victorious in the last election 2021 SPD There is quite plucked: the Social Democrats not only lost to the CDU/CSU, but also to all other parties. Only a few disappointed FDP supporters switched to the SPD this time, and she was also able to mobilize around 340,000 non-voters.
- The Greens Especially their former coalition partners were able to snap off voters, and they also received some voices from the non -voter camp. With 600,000 votes, Robert Habeck and Co. lost the largest voters to the left, and around 390,000 Greens voters emigrated to the CDU. A small part also switched to the BSW and the AfD.
- The third former traffic light party FDP If it did not happen better than the SPD: around 1.3 million voters lost to the Union parties, and around 800,000 to the AfD. To a lesser extent, the liberals also had to accept emigration towards the SPD, Greens, Left and BSW. In contrast, growth from other camps were not reported.
- The AfD Was one of the big winners of the Bundestag election: there were hardly any departures, only the BSW emerge a few voices. There were growth of all other parties, the largest of the CDU/CSU, FDP and SPD. Many former non -voters also decided this time to set their cross at the AfD.
- The left Could be chasing voices in the left spectrum in particular: a number of SPD and Greens voters hiked over to them. Some FDP and CDU/CSU voters also gave their voice to the left. The party was also able to mobilize around 320,000 non -voters.
- The alliance Sahra Wagenknecht (BSW) was there for the first time and was able to lose votes for all other parties and also mobilize a number of non -voters.
Graphics: Overview of voters’ currents
For more details about voter hike Click on a party in the graphic below and see how voters have changed since the last Bundestag election.
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About the data used: The voter migration is a gross estimate that compares the migration flows between the last and this year’s Bundestag election. The election research institute Infratest Dimap determines the additional and abstill of voters between the parties for the ARD. The basis is a model for estimate that, among other things, takes into account the result of the preliminary count on election Sunday as well as changes in the electorate itself (such as first voters).
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