German voters They have chosen a new direction in the most important federal elections that will return the country's political landscape.

Exit surveys show the opposition leader Friedrich Merz Center's right Christian Democratic Union party, which leads the votes to the far right side Alternative for Germany The party goes to the strongest display in distance from World War II.

Massage quickly demanded victory, saying that he was aware of the size of his task and said that “it will not be easy.”

Cheller Olaf Schols, whose trilateral coalition collapsed in November, lost defeat.

For the Social Democrats left by Ard and ZDF Public Television Sholz Center, for their worst exploration, leads to the national parliamentary elections and is expected to be in third place.

Immediately after the latest polling stations, the surveillance, which have been closed, support the Alliance of Messes by 28.5-29% and an alternative for Germany or AFD by 19.5-20%.

They support the Social Democrats of the Sholts 16-16.5%, very low than in the last elections. The lands of the environment were 13.5%.

One of the three small parties, on the left side, fitted in the parliament of 8.5-9% of the voting. Two other parties, “Business” Free Democrats and the Sahra Wagenkelli Alliance, need 5% support on the eve of winning places.

Regardless of the one who has become Frontun, becoming the next German Chancellor, you need one or two partner, to form a coalition government, depending on how many meetings are entered.

“I am aware of the responsibility,” Merz said. “I am also aware of the scale of the task, which is now ahead of us. I am with the most respect, and I know it will not be easy. “

“The world is not waiting for us there, and that does not wait for the long-term coalition talks and negotiations,” he said to delivering supporters.

It is unlikely that any party will come anywhere in the parliament or the ruins of the Bundestag in this election, which will be required under the German electoral system, a new government will form.

Instead, the parties must negotiate between the alliances to form a government with the party, which requires maximum places to put its leader. Coalition governments often require compromises between the parties, with very different political priorities, are governed by the negotiation process.

Despite their swollen popularity, all the main German parties, including Merz's CDU, have categorically ruled out to form a coalition with AFD. Which President Trump Advisor Elon Musk has supported In the elections, referring to the party Links to the far back extremismThis exclusion means that it is almost certain that the AFD will not be part of the next government.