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infratest dimap LänderTREND SA (May 2026) puts the CDU under Minister-President Sven Schulze at approximately 26%; wahlrecht.de and dawum.de Sonntagsfragen confirm the 25–27% corridor (August 2026). In 2021, the CDU won 37.1% — despite heavy losses, a result below 22% with a polling gap of more than 4pp above the threshold is extremely unlikely. The t-online.de survey (August 2026) explicitly names CDU as the second-strongest force behind the AfD. No prediction market specifically covers CDU share.
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Current polls (Forschungsgruppe Wahlen/ZDF 28 August, Infratest dimap/ARD 26 August) show the SPD at 8–9% in Saxony-Anhalt. The party received 8.4% in 2021. East German states structurally underperform federal SPD polling (~15%) by a wide margin; upside surprise above 11% is limited. Existing open Cassandra predictions for Saxony-Anhalt cover CDU, AfD, BSW, FDP and Greens — the SPD result is unaddressed. No prediction market for the SA SPD vote share found.
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Three current polls show AfD in Saxony-Anhalt clearly above the 38% mark: Infratest dimap/ARD (Aug 24-25) 42%, Forschungsgruppe Wahlen/ZDF (Aug 25-27) 40%, pollytix (Aug 3-8) 43%. PolitPro trend (September 1, 2026): 41.7%. Polymarket prices AfD winning as strongest party at 99%. The 38.0% threshold is approximately 2-4 percentage points below all current poll values. Main risk: Structural AfD polling overhang at state elections (difference actual result vs. poll) has historically been 2-4 percentage points downward; even with full correction AfD would still clearly exceed 38%. Prediction is compatible with the open forecast 'AfD is strongest party in SA' and not redundant.
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Current polls (September 1, 2026, politpro.eu) put Die Linke at 12.3% in Saxony-Anhalt. The party has a traditionally stable base vote in eastern Germany. Exceeding 10.0% is essentially secured unless there is a poll miss of more than −2.3 percentage points. Saxony-Anhalt elections historically show low last-poll-to-result deviations (±1–2 pp). No Polymarket market available; assessment based on poll aggregation.
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The FDP polls at just 3% in all current Saxony-Anhalt surveys — well below the 5% threshold. The latest Forschungsgruppe Wahlen poll (25–27 August 2026, n=1,053) confirms this. With AfD (40%), CDU (23%), and Linke (13%) dominating, there is no late-surge scenario visible for the FDP. Structurally weak in eastern Germany, the party has repeatedly missed thresholds in recent Landtag elections. Calibrated failure probability: ~87%.
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BSW polls at 3% in Saxony-Anhalt ahead of the 6 September 2026 election — clearly below the 5% threshold. BSW has been losing national support and has missed parliamentary entry thresholds in several recent state elections. No active prediction market; calibrated probability of failing the threshold: ~82%.
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PolitPro election trend (as of September 2, 2026) shows CDU at 22.4%. The most recent individual poll by Forschungsgruppe Wahlen (August 25–27) shows 23.0%. CDU is clearly the second-strongest party, well behind AfD (41.8%). Falling below 20% would require a deviation of more than 3 percentage points from the aggregate — unprecedented in the trend. No existing open prediction addresses the CDU result in Saxony-Anhalt.
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Current polls (incl. ZDF-Politbarometer Aug 28) put Greens in Saxony-Anhalt at 5–6%, right at the threshold. AfD dominance at 40–43% may encourage tactical voting toward smaller democratic parties. No prediction market available; estimate based on polling average of ~5.5% and ±1–2pp election-day swing typical for state elections. The risk of failing the threshold is real.
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All current polls place the SPD 2–4 points above the 5% threshold: INSA (Aug 26–Sep 1, 2026): 7%; Forschungsgruppe Wahlen/ZDF (Aug 28): 9%; PolitPro trend (Sep 2): 7.6%. A last-minute swing exceeding 3 points is historically very rare without a major media event. BSW (3–4%) and FDP (3%) do not absorb significant SPD voters. Die Linke (12%) competes in a different voter segment. No structural risk signal visible.
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Forschungsgruppe Wahlen (August 2026) shows AfD at 40%, CDU 23%, Linke 13%, SPD 9%, Greens 6%, FDP and BSW at 3% each (wahlrecht.de, dawum.de). All recent polls place AfD stably between 38 and 41%. Polling underperformance of more than 3 percentage points would be historically unusual for AfD in state elections. The 37% threshold leaves a ~3-point safety buffer. Confirmed by Saxony-Anhalt electoral authority or tagesschau.de by September 6, 2026.
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The 2021 Saxony-Anhalt state election saw 60.4% turnout (2016: 61.1%). The 2026 election is marked by strong AfD performance (open prediction: >37%), a 15-party field, and high political polarization. ARD/Infratest dimap anticipates elevated mobilization in AfD strongholds and among counter-blocs. The 57.0% threshold sits clearly below both previous elections and should be comfortably exceeded — only strict urban apathy could weigh on turnout.
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Die Linke does not appear above the 5% threshold in any current Saxony-Anhalt polling (wahlrecht.de, dawum.de, as of August 2026). Nationally, the party has collapsed to fringe-party levels since the 2025 federal election; in Saxony-Anhalt, where they reached 5.9% in 2021, they have structurally lost voters to AfD and SPD. Current polls show AfD (>40%), CDU (22-23%), SPD, and Greens — Die Linke does not appear as a measurable force. Without the alternative three-direct-seat rescue clause and no measurable polling above 4%, failure is the base expectation.
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BSW polls at 3.9% in the aggregated PolitPro election trend for Saxony-Anhalt (end of August 2026) — well below the 5% threshold. The party has struggled with declining national polls and structural build-up deficits in eastern Germany since its founding in 2024. A mid-August individual poll briefly showed 5%, but the aggregate trend is clearly below. Historically, election outcomes in German federal states rarely deviate more than ±1.5 points from the polling trend; for BSW, entering parliament would require +1.1 points above the trend. No Polymarket market for BSW Saxony-Anhalt. The open Cassandra forecast for BSW in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern is a separate election and is not affected.
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The FDP polls at approximately 4% in Saxony-Anhalt according to Infratest dimap (August 6, 2026) and 3.2% in the PolitPro aggregate. The federal party is politically weakened after the coalition dispute and collapse of the Ampel coalition; eastern Germany is its weakest terrain. At the 2021 Saxony-Anhalt election, the FDP entered parliament with 6.4%; since then, the party has lost massive support nationwide. Even at the more favorable poll (4% in Infratest), clearing the 5% threshold (+1 point surprise) is historically possible but unlikely. No Polymarket market available. For the FDP to enter parliament, it would need significant late mobilization — very unlikely given no shy-voter effect for the FDP in Saxony-Anhalt.
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In the 2021 Saxony-Anhalt election, CDU under Minister-President Reiner Haseloff won 37.1%. Since then, the AfD has surged massively and is forecast above 37% in 2026. Eastern Germany comparison: Saxony 2024 CDU 31.9%, Thuringia 2024 CDU 23.6%. Saxony-Anhalt is structurally more CDU-friendly than Thuringia and Haseloff's incumbency advantage is stabilising. The 30% threshold is plausible but not secure — a collapse to 25–29% following the Thuringian pattern is possible.
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INSA September 2–3, 2026 shows AfD at 43%, PolitPro trend at 42.0%. The Cassandra prediction '>37%' is near certain; the question is whether AfD exceeds 40% in a major state for the first time. No specific prediction market price for '>40%' available; calibration: poll average 42% ±3 pp uncertainty band yields approximately 58% probability.
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The Greens are structurally weak in East Germany. In the 2021 Saxony-Anhalt election they barely cleared 5.9%. Since then, they lost support sharply: Thuringia 2024: 3.2% (eliminated), Brandenburg 2024: 4.1% (eliminated), federal 2025 election in eastern constituencies well below 5%. Current polls for Saxony-Anhalt consistently show the Greens below 4%. No Polymarket contract; structural analogy to Thuringia/Brandenburg supports high probability.
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The SPD polls at 7.4% ahead of the Saxony-Anhalt state election (September 6, 2026) according to politpro.eu (as of September 3, 2026). Even with a typical polling error of ±2–3 percentage points, the party is expected to remain above the 5% threshold. The 5.5% bar sits 1.9 points below the poll average — under a normal distribution N(7.4; 2²), the probability of >5.5% is approximately 83%. SPD candidate Armin Willingmann enjoys regional recognition. No Polymarket market for this specific result.
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Historical turnout: 2021 60.4%; 2016 61.1%. Current PolitPro polling: AfD 42%, CDU 22.3%, SPD 7.4% – record-level polarisation. Both AfD voter mobilisation and civil-society anti-AfD campaigns are likely to sustain participation. No Polymarket/Kalshi market found; calibration based on historical comparables.
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Current polls (Infratest dimap / DAWUM, as of August–September 2026) put The Left at 13% in Saxony-Anhalt. In 2021 they got 11.0% there. Eastern Germany remains a structurally stronger base than the national average (~4–5%). A result above 10% is well supported by polls — the margin above the threshold is ~3 percentage points. Risk: AfD mobilisation could draw votes away. No direct prediction market anchor.