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According to projections, the mathematical chances of a new edition of the green-red alliance in Baden-Württemberg continue to fluctuate.
According to a new projection from infratest dimap for ARD at 10:52 p.m., the members of both parties would occupy exactly half of the seats in parliament, so they would not have a majority.
In previous projections, the alliance had already achieved a majority of two seats.
In the extrapolation as of 10:52 p.m., the Greens would represent 58 of the 154 MPs with 32.9 percent (2016: 30.3 percent) of the votes, the SPD would come after its historically poor performance with 10.9 percent (2016: 12th , 7 percent) to 19 seats.
In the meantime, the alliance already had a mathematical majority of two seats.
The co-ruling CDU would slip to 24.0 percent (2016: 27.0 percent) and 42 seats after losses.
According to an extrapolation, the FDP increases to 10.4 percent (2016: 8.3 percent), and 18 MPs would then come from the Liberals in the future.
The AfD landed at 9.8 percent (2016: 15.1 percent) and 17 MPs.
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