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On bbc news. germany's two biggest parties have both insisted they can build a governing coalition following the close result in yesterday's parliamentary elections. the leader, olaf scholz, said he would seek to form a coalition with the parties that came third and fourth, the greens and the free democrats. the official preliminary results show the centre left social democrats will emerge as the largest party with 25.7% of the vote, while the centre right christian democrats the party of angela merkel with 24.1% of votes has endured its worst ever result in a national election. to form a majo...
Let's let's have a look at the breakdown. according to the german electoral commission the centre left spd are on 25.7% with the centre right conservatives cdu/csu on 24.1% of the votes. that is a big fall for them. if you want to get a majority together you have to get over that 50% threshold so both of those parties could look at have to get over that 50% threshold so both of those parties could look at the have to get over that 50% threshold so both of those parties could look at the next have to get over that 50% threshold so both of those parties could look at the next two, have to get ov...
Where the leaders of germany's two main parties are both claiming the right to govern after this unpredictable election race. but with the centre left spd emerging as the single biggest party, they have been quick to press home that advantage. their candidate for chancellor, olaf scholz, has been pushing the case to be the only party worthy of forming a coalition. their lead over the the centre right christian democrats, the party of angela merkel, may be slim, but it is a party which has just been handed its worst—ever result in a national election. according to the german electoral commiss...
Pushing the case to be the only party worthy of forming a coalition. their lead over the the centre right christian democrats, the party of angela merkel, may be slim, but it is a party which has just been handed its worst ever result in a national election. let's have a look at the breakdown. according to the german electoral commission the centre left spd are on 25.7% with the centre right conservatives cdu/csu on 24.1% of the votes. that is a big fall for them. if you want to get a majority together you have to get over that 50% threshold so both of those parties could look at the next two,...