Germany's snap federal election on Sunday is expected to witness high voter turnout, with incumbent Chancellor Olaf Scholz facing significant opposition from Friedrich Merz's CDU and Alice Weidel's far-right AfD party. Final preparations are ongoing, with polls indicating CDU might lead with 30% support, while AfD could secure around 20%. Scholz's SPD trails at 16%, with Greens' Habeck at 13%. Campaigning efforts aim to sway undecided voters amid concerns about US foreign policy impacts on Europe, highlighting Germany's role in assuring EU security.
"We need a strong European Union, otherwise we will not be able to face the challenges ahead, particularly in light of rising global tensions and uncertainties."
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