John Michaelis
@johnmichaelis.bsky.social
Doctoral Researcher at the European University Institute.
Interested in party competition, social identities, and climate politics in Europe and beyond.
www.johnmichaelis.com
Interested in party competition, social identities, and climate politics in Europe and beyond.
www.johnmichaelis.com
The Greens are solidly projected to come in 4th, likely dropping from 15% to 13%.
But this disappointment masks that the two fellow governing parties are likely lose a significantly larger vote share compared to the 2021 election.
SPD: 26% to likely 15%
FDP: 12% to maybe not making the 5% hurdle.
But this disappointment masks that the two fellow governing parties are likely lose a significantly larger vote share compared to the 2021 election.
SPD: 26% to likely 15%
FDP: 12% to maybe not making the 5% hurdle.
February 23, 2025 at 2:42 PM
The Greens are solidly projected to come in 4th, likely dropping from 15% to 13%.
But this disappointment masks that the two fellow governing parties are likely lose a significantly larger vote share compared to the 2021 election.
SPD: 26% to likely 15%
FDP: 12% to maybe not making the 5% hurdle.
But this disappointment masks that the two fellow governing parties are likely lose a significantly larger vote share compared to the 2021 election.
SPD: 26% to likely 15%
FDP: 12% to maybe not making the 5% hurdle.