On February 23, 2025, Germany experienced its highest voter turnout since 1990, with 83.5% of eligible voters participating in a crucial early federal election. The election followed the collapse of a three-party coalition government. The conservative Christian Democratic Union (CDU), led by Friedrich Merz, emerged with the most votes, while the far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD) gained significant support. In contrast, the Social Democrats (SPD) faced substantial vote losses. As the CDU/CSU requires coalition partners to gain a majority in the Bundestag, potential alliances are critical for forming the next government.
Voters turned out in record numbers for February 23’s federal election in Germany, showcasing significant engagement as the nation navigates a political shift.
The conservative CDU emerged as the leading party followed closely by the AfD, while the SPD faced notable losses, highlighting changing voter sentiments.
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