Germany Elections: German Chancellor Olaf Scolz on Sunday accepted his party’s election defeat and congratulated the opposition Conservative leader Frederick Merze. Scolz said, “This is a bitter election result for our Social Democratic Party (SPD), this is our election defeat.” Addressing the merge, he said, “Congratulations for your victory in the election.” With this victory, Frederick Marse has become a strong contender to become the next Chancellor of the country. After the election results, Marz said, “I will form a new government as soon as possible, so that Germany can again be impressive in Europe.”
Let us tell you that the opposition conservative coalition in the election Christian Democratic Union (CDU) and Christian Social Union (CSU) got 28.5% votes, due to which it emerged as the largest party. On the other hand, over -right -wing alternative for Germany (AFD) got 20% of the votes and finished second. This is the best performance of AFD so far. While Olaf Scolz’s Social Democratic Party (SPD) received 16.5% of the votes, which was the worst performance since World War II.
Second side performance
Greens got 12% votes, Free Democratic Party (FDP) 5% (minimum limit for admission to Parliament), Left Party (Die Linke) 9% and BSW (Sahra Vegencate’s separate leftist party) got 5% votes.
Challenge to form a new government
Frederick Murz has not yet held any government post, and now he will face the challenge of creating a strong alliance. He has promised strong leadership and international support, but it will not be easy to form an alliance in the divided political scenario. The role of immigration and AFD remained major issues during the election campaign. The mainstream parties are not willing to form an alliance with AFD, as the history of Germany has been influenced by right -wing politics.
Will Scolz be the caretaker Chancellor?
Scools can remain a caretaker Chancellor until the coalition talks are completed. Meanwhile, the German economy will face many challenges, as the country has been facing economic recession for two consecutive years.
Immigration and AFD’s increasing influence
Compared to 2015, when Germany welcomed a large number of refugees, public attitude towards immigration has changed. On the other hand, the second place IFD has strengthened its position by taking advantage of this change, although it can still be excluded from joining the government.
Economy and future policies
Frederick Mars has suggested reviewing Germany’s ‘debt liberation’ law, which limits government borrowings, and their supporters believe that this policy can promote investment and in the country’s economic condition There may be improvement.
Trump congratulated Frederick Mars
US President Donald Trump said that the Conservative Party in Germany has won a big and much awaited election. Just as we won in America. The German public was fed up with irrational policies on issues such as energy and immigration, which had dominated her over the years. This is a big day for Germany and America. Greetings to all. Many wins are still yet to be won.
