CDU leader Laschet apologizes for election defeat

List leader Armin Laschet of the German center-right CDU/CSU has apologized for the bad calendar In last Sunday’s election. Insiders told the DPA news agency that he had admitted mistakes during the election campaign.

from unionAs the CDU and CSU are called collectively, they received 24.1% of the vote, the worst national result in the party’s history. Four years ago, the party led by Chancellor Merkel received 32.9 percent of the vote.

Laschet sees another opportunity to rule after all. With an alliance with the Greens and the Liberal Free Democratic Party, the DPA writes. Today, the news agency wrote, he did not want to abandon the so-called Jamaican alliance “so quickly”.

Schulz has the best chances.

Markus Söder of the Bavarian sister party CSU congratulated SPD leader Olaf Schulz earlier today on his victory. “Schultz currently has the best opportunity to become a consultant,” Sodder said. The Social Democratic Party (center-left) won the elections with 25.7 percent of the vote. Schulz has previously said he favors an alliance with the FDP and the Greens.

Scholz and Laschet both said they hope to get out before Christmas. But political analysts Near It doesn’t matter that Merkel delivers the traditional New Year’s address at the start of 2022.