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What's your reaction to the German election result? What's your reaction to the German election result?
(11 days later)
If you took part in Germany’s general election, we’d like you to share your reaction with us
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Sun 24 Sep 2017 17.49 BST
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Angela Merkel is heading for a fourth term as Germany’s chancellor initial exit polls have projected, with the far-right securing their spot as third largest party. We’d like you to share your reaction to the election result.Angela Merkel is heading for a fourth term as Germany’s chancellor initial exit polls have projected, with the far-right securing their spot as third largest party. We’d like you to share your reaction to the election result.
Merkel’s CDU (Christian Democrat Union) party and its Christian Social Union (CSU) sister party won 32% of the vote, with Social Democrats in second place on 20%, according to initial estimated.Merkel’s CDU (Christian Democrat Union) party and its Christian Social Union (CSU) sister party won 32% of the vote, with Social Democrats in second place on 20%, according to initial estimated.
But the far-right, anti-immigration AfD cleared the 5% parliamentary threshold for the first time in its four-year history with a score of 13%, making it the third largest party in the Bundestag.But the far-right, anti-immigration AfD cleared the 5% parliamentary threshold for the first time in its four-year history with a score of 13%, making it the third largest party in the Bundestag.
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We’d like you to share your thoughts on the election result. Why have the far-right made such gains? And how do you see the political future of the country?We’d like you to share your thoughts on the election result. Why have the far-right made such gains? And how do you see the political future of the country?
You can take part by filling out the encrypted form below. We’ll use a selection of responses in our reporting.You can take part by filling out the encrypted form below. We’ll use a selection of responses in our reporting.
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