In Germany, approximately 59 million citizens were eligible to vote in snap elections aimed at selecting the government of Europe’s largest economy. Polling began at 8 AM and concluded at 6 PM local time, with preliminary turnout numbers indicating that 52% of voters had submitted their ballots by early evening. The elections feature 29 participating political parties—a significant reduction from the 47 parties in the previous election cycle. Results began trickling in by 9 PM, with final results anticipated shortly after polling closure, potentially by early Monday.
About 59 million Germans cast their votes in snap elections, determining the leadership of Europe's largest economy for the next four years, with a turnout of 52%.
Polling stations opened at 8am and closed at 6pm, with the final results expected early Monday as 29 parties competed in this election cycle.
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