Germany's coalition government, facing internal strife, may not last until the next election in September 2025, stirring speculation about potential early elections.
Early elections, while rare in Germany, are a crucial democratic tool. They require the approval from various constitutional entities, notably the President.
Two scenarios could lead to early elections: if no candidate achieves an absolute majority in parliament or if the chancellor loses a vote of confidence.
Historically, an absolute majority in the Bundestag is difficult to achieve, and the situation could trigger the dissolution of parliament, leading to new elections.
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