Every/Berliner

Polls, seats & majorities

Where recent polls put the parties, how that would translate into seats, and where they stood in 2023. Polls measure the mood of eligible voters at one moment; they are not a forecast, and each has a margin of error of roughly two to three points.

Poll average now

A snapshot, not a prediction.

  • Die Linke22%+9.8 vs 2023
  • CDU19.6%−8.6 vs 2023
  • AfD17.8%+8.7 vs 2023
  • GRÜNE15.2%−3.2 vs 2023
  • SPD12%−6.4 vs 2023
  • BSW4.4%—
  • FDP2.8%−1.8 vs 2023
  • Others7.9%

Mean of the latest poll from each institute published within 30 days of the newest one (5 polls: pollytix 10/8/26, INSA 9/18/26, Forschungsgruppe Wahlen 9/17/26, Civey 9/17/26, Infratest dimap 9/10/26). Same rule for every party.

Trend since the 2023 election

102030202420252026Election 2023● Die Linke 22● CDU 19.3● AfD 17.8● GRÜNE 15.3● SPD 12● BSW 4.3● FDP 2.8

Dots are single polls; each line follows the running average of the latest poll per institute. Per cent of second votes. FDP and BSW are only shown where a poll listed them.

Theoretical seat distribution

  • Die Linke 33
  • CDU 29
  • AfD 27
  • GRÜNE 23
  • SPD 18

130 seats by Hare/Niemeyer for parties at 5 % or more of the poll average. Direct mandates and Überhang/Ausgleich seats, which can change this, are not modelled. Majority: 66 seats.

Which combinations would have a majority

  • Die Linke+CDU+AfD89 seats
  • Die Linke+CDU+GRÜNE85 seats
  • Die Linke+AfD+GRÜNE83 seats
  • Die Linke+CDU+SPD80 seats
  • CDU+AfD+GRÜNE79 seats
  • Die Linke+AfD+SPD78 seats
  • Die Linke+GRÜNE+SPD74 seats
  • CDU+AfD+SPD74 seats
  • CDU+GRÜNE+SPD70 seats
  • AfD+GRÜNE+SPD68 seats

Every combination of up to three parties that reaches 66 seats and needs each of its members. Arithmetic only: it says nothing about who would govern with whom.

Latest poll from each institute

InstitutePublishednCDUSPDGRÜNEDie LinkeAfDFDPBSW
pollytixfor The Goodforces10/8/261,494181214251735
INSAfor Volt Berlin9/18/261,0002012152118—5
Forschungsgruppe Wahlenfor ZDF-Politbarometer9/17/261,6112012152218—4
Civeyfor Der Tagesspiegel9/17/263,00020121621182.54
Infratest dimapfor ARD9/10/261,5272012162118—4

Polling data: dawum.de, licensed ODbL. Institute and date shown for every poll. dawum.de ↗ · Data as of 2026-10-27

See who leads in each Wahlkreis on the map

The 2023 result

  • CDU28.2%
  • SPD18.4%
  • GRÜNE18.4%
  • Die Linke12.2%
  • AfD9.1%
  • FDP4.6%
  • Tierschutzpartei2.4%
  • Die PARTEI1.4%
  • Others5.3%

Second votes, repeat election of 12 February 2023. Turnout 62.9%. · Source: Landeswahlleiterin Berlin ↗

The 2021 result

  • CDU18%
  • SPD21.4%
  • GRÜNE18.9%
  • Die Linke14.1%
  • AfD8%
  • FDP7.1%
  • Tierschutzpartei2.2%
  • Die PARTEI1.8%
  • Volt1.1%
  • Others7.4%

Second votes, election of 26 September 2021. Turnout 75.4%. This election was annulled by Berlin’s constitutional court because of organisational failures on polling day and repeated in full in 2023; these remain its official final figures. · Source: Landeswahlleiterin Berlin, Statistischer Bericht (PDF, p. 6) ↗

A left–right placement of the parties, based on published academic classifications, will appear here with its sources. Until then, the official Wahl-O-Mat is the best way to compare positions on the issues you care about.

Wahl-O-Mat ↗