🇩🇪 German state & local elections

[AustralianSwingVoter]

At least the US doesn't have to repeat entire state elections.

Well, strictly speaking, there isn't any absolute need to in this case and in most countries it wouldn't be happening. This is more a comment on the peculiarities of the German legal system than anything else, even if there were certainly problems with the count.

Meanwhile in Australia…
2014 Australian Senate special election in Western Australia

[AustralianSwingVoter]

Per exit polls; Greens eating sh-t on transportation situation, SPD eating sh-t on housing 😬

What does this mean in practice? Voters want more car-centric urbanism and more laissez faire Housing policies? Or is it just disagreement with the nitty gritty of how RRG has handled these issues?

Edit: what parties have got the blame for the Brandenburg Airport shambles over the past decade?

[AustralianSwingVoter]

 
and here is 2023:

I’m sure it’s been asked and answered before but what exactly are the AfD heavy areas on the Easter fringe like? Such as their “stronghold” Marzahn. What’s the vibes of these parts.

[AustralianSwingVoter]

As of 10.00 a.m. today, 11,451 out of 18,556 Berlin SPD members have already voted, or almost 62%. Ballots must be delivered to the SPD party headquarters by this evening, with counting starting tomorrow morning, and the final result announced on Saturday afternoon.

Given it’s now Sunday, has the result been announced? Or has Berlin somehow mismanaged another election .