Quick post about the results of the elections in the german state of Hesse, home of the city of Frankfurt.
40 - CDU
29 - GRN
29 - SPD
19 - AfD
11 - FDP
9 - LNK
Things might still change as final results come in; and the Greens and SPD are contesting for who finished second (right now the SPD has 570,166 votes, behind the Greens at 570,260)
This would be a 137 seat assembly, 69 needed for a majority.
40+29 is exactly 69. As such a CDU-SPD coalition may be possible; however part of the reason both parties dropped compared to last election is the current CDU-SPD national coalition is not terribly popular.
A coalition of the Greens and SPD would have 58 seats; adding FDP to this would bring them to their 69; however FDP and the Greens have had trouble working together in the past.
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