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FDP polls at 3.1% per politpro.eu aggregate (September 2, 2026) in Berlin — nearly 2 percentage points below the 5% threshold. Following the federal coalition collapse in 2024 and poor results in the 2025 federal election, FDP is in structural crisis. In Berlin, FDP has consistently failed to mobilize beyond single-digit territory in recent years. No Polymarket market for Berlin-FDP.
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Both current Berlin polls place the FDP far below the 5% threshold: INSA (Sept 2–4, 2026): 3.0%; Infratest dimap (Aug 27–31, 2026): FDP below the statistical detectable threshold. The Berlin FDP has not reached the 5% mark in any poll since spring 2026. Clearing the hurdle would require a simultaneous systematic error of 2+ points from both institutes — historically near-unprecedented. This is the highest-confidence prediction of the entire Berlin election.
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Current polls place Berlin's SPD at 12.9–13% (PolitPro Trend 6 September 2026; Infratest-dimap BerlinTrend RBB: 13%). The 11% threshold lies roughly 2 percentage points below the polling average — a historically extraordinary undershoot. In 2021 the Berlin SPD won 21.4%; even on the currently low trajectory, the buffer above 11% remains statistically solid.
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BSW polls at just 3.4% per politpro.eu aggregate (as of September 2, 2026) in Berlin — around 1.6 percentage points below the 5% threshold. No recent Berlin poll shows BSW exceeding 4%. Given stable polling underperformance and typical Berlin polling tolerance (±1.5pp, 4 weeks before the election), entry into the Abgeordnetenhaus is very unlikely. No Polymarket market for Berlin-BSW available.
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Die Linke is structurally significantly stronger in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern than the national average and has governed as SPD coalition partner since 2016. Current polls: PolitPro trend (September 1, 2026) 11.2%, INSA/Nordkurier (August 2026) 11%, Infratest dimap (July 2026) 12%. The 8.0% threshold is approximately 3 percentage points below the lowest poll (11%). Even with a combined polling overhang effect and vote loss to SPD/BSW, falling below 8% would be extraordinary. The party benefits from long government participation (well-known state ministers), stable core voters in rural northeastern Germany, and absent BSW competition on the left flank if BSW misses the 5% threshold.
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All current polls show Minister President Manuela Schwesig's SPD at 28–29%: Forsa (Aug 21–27, 2026): 28%, up +5 points vs February 2026; INSA (Aug 4–11): 29%. The 25% threshold sits 3–4 points below the polling average — a collapse exceeding 3 points in three weeks is historically unlikely for an incumbent with a strong leading figure. Die Linke (11%) operates in a distinct voter segment with minimal cannibalization.
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The most recent INSA poll for Mecklenburg-Vorpommern (field period 4-11 August 2026, via Nordkurier/dawum.de) shows CDU at 10%. For CDU to fall below 5%, it would need to halve its current polling — an unprecedented collapse in this state. BSW (4%) and FDP (3%) are the realistic candidates to miss the threshold; CDU explicitly is not. CDU has always exceeded 10% in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern (2021: 28.8%; 2016: 19.0%). Estimated probability: 88%.
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All available Berlin polls consistently show the FDP at 3.5% — well below the 5% threshold. Ipsos, the Tagesspiegel election trend, and dawum.de (early September 2026) confirm this figure uniformly. BSW also polls at ~3.8% and is likewise expected to fail. The calibration history is a warning: in the Saxony-Anhalt election (September 6, 2026) the FDP surprisingly achieved 6.4% and cleared the threshold (prediction miss). However, in Berlin there is no upward trend; moreover, the Berlin electorate is structurally less FDP-friendly than that of Saxony-Anhalt. Independent calibration yields approximately 88% probability of failing the threshold.
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Latest INSA poll for Mecklenburg-Vorpommern (August 4–11, 2026, 1,000 respondents): FDP 3% – well below the 5% threshold. The FDP has not been represented in the Mecklenburg-Vorpommern state parliament since 2011 (2021 result: 2.4%). Nationally, the FDP has struggled chronically in eastern Germany since the coalition collapse (late 2024) and loss of Bundestag seats (2025). A +2 pp recovery in four weeks without a clear mobilisation trigger is statistically unrealistic. Very high forecast confidence; residual uncertainty buffer for unexpected late polling swings and election-day turnout.
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Forsa (24 August 2026) measures the FDP in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern at 3% – 200 basis points below the threshold. Infratest dimap (9 July 2026) also shows the FDP clearly below the bar. The FDP has not been in the Schwerin parliament since 2011 and has failed to clear 5% in any MV election since then. The structural loss of liberal voters in eastern Germany to AfD and BSW leaves no trend reversal in sight. No dedicated prediction market available; historical evidence and current polling support a probability >85%.
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The CDU polls at only 10% in current MV election surveys (INSA, August 2026) – 2 percentage points below the 12.0% prediction threshold. AfD (36%) and SPD (29%) dominate; the CDU is structurally weakened in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern. It received 13.3% there in 2021; current polling shows a further decline of approximately 3 percentage points. Even with a statistical error of ±2%, the 12% threshold is hard to breach. No Polymarket market for German state parliaments available. Forecast: 87%.
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The current PolitPro election trend (September 6, 2026) shows Die Linke at 20.0%; Forsa (t-online) at 22% and Infratest dimap (rbb) at 19%. All available polls are clearly above the 18% mark. Die Linke benefits from sustained dissatisfaction with CDU and SPD in Berlin and the focus on housing and social policy under top candidate Elif Eralp. Falling below 18% would require a simultaneous polling error of at least 1–4 points across all institutes – historically exceptional. No Polymarket market; estimate from polling consensus.
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Current polls for the MV state election: Forsa/Ostsee-Zeitung (September 2, 2026) shows AfD at 37%; Infratest dimap/NDR at 35%. The gap between the polling center (~36%) and the 32% threshold is ~4 percentage points. Even with a negative polling error of 3–4 points (historical maximum in eastern German elections), missing the 32% mark is very unlikely. In MV in 2021 the AfD won 17.7%; it has massively gained in national polls since then. No direct Polymarket equivalent found.
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Three consistent polls (INSA/Nordkurier Aug 13: SPD 29%; Infratest dimap/NDR Jul 9: SPD 29%; INSA/Nordkurier Jun 22: SPD 28%) show SPD stable at 28–29%. The 25% threshold is ~4 percentage points below the current polling average — even with a −3 pp miss, SPD would be at 25–26%. Minister-President Manuela Schwesig (SPD) benefits from structural incumbent advantages; the party polls well above the national average in MV, backed by strong state structures. No prediction market available. Forecast is based on polling consistency across three survey cycles.
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In the 2021 State Duma elections, United Russia won 324 out of 450 seats (72%). The party exercises near-total control over media, electoral authorities, and candidate registration. Despite economic pressures from sanctions and war costs, state-measured approval sits above 55%. Historically, United Russia has secured a supermajority in all Duma elections since 2003. A result below 300 seats would be a historic outlier requiring extreme political upheaval currently not in evidence. Metaculus consensus: >90% probability of party dominance.
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All current polls consistently show BSW at 3–4%: Infratest dimap (Sep 3, 2026): 4%; Forsa (Sep 2, 2026): 4%; INSA (Aug 13, 2026): 4%. Dawum.de aggregate: BSW 4%. A recovery of >1 percentage point by election day is unlikely given the uniform data and current federal trend for BSW. Historical analogy: BSW already failed to enter the Saxony-Anhalt state parliament (September 6, 2026, confirmed) and several other state parliaments in 2025/26. Polymarket implied probabilities treat a BSW entry as very unlikely.
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According to the latest PolitPro poll trend for Berlin (as of September 6, 2026), AfD stands at 17.9% – 2.9 percentage points above the 15% threshold. Even with a ±3pp polling error (as historically observed in the Berlin context), AfD would remain above 15%. Calibration history shows AfD shares in east-German-leaning elections have tended to be overestimated rather than underestimated recently; Berlin has a structurally capped AfD ceiling, but 15% is a conservative threshold. Polymarket 'Berlin State Election Winner' shows $3.47M in trading volume.
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Bündnis Sahra Wagenknecht (BSW) polls at 3.6% in Berlin (politpro.eu, early September 2026) – 1.4 points below the 5% threshold. Even accounting for ±2% polling error, entry remains unlikely. None of the existing open Berlin election predictions covers BSW. Confirmed by Landeswahlleiter Berlin or tagesschau.de by September 21, 2026.
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Tagesspiegel Berlin polling aggregate (Sep 4, 2026): Greens at 16.0%. The 13.0% threshold is 3 points below polling, outside the +/-1.5–2.5% typical error margin. In the 2023 Berlin election the Greens collapsed to 9.4% (coalition sentiment); since recovered nationally (EP election 2026: ~14%). Berlin's urban electorate is traditionally Green-friendly. No Polymarket market; ~82%.
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Infratest dimap (September 3, 2026) shows the AfD in MV at 35%, Forsa (September 2, 2026) at 37% – both institutes are more than 3 points above the 32% threshold. The AfD has more than doubled its share since the 2021 election (16.7%), benefiting from deep dissatisfaction over energy policy, migration, and structural economic change. No Polymarket market available; estimate from polling consensus. For context: the existing forecast 'AfD becomes strongest party' is consistent; this forecast specifies the expected magnitude.
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Berlin polls consistently show the AfD at 17–19% (Wikipedia/wahlrecht.de overviews, as of August/September 2026). The 14% threshold is ~3–5 points below the polling center and would be very unlikely to miss even with an unusually large negative polling error. The Polymarket market for Berlin AfD (9.3% market price) most likely refers to 'AfD becoming the strongest party' — a much higher bar. The open prediction 'CDU strongest party' is consistent with AfD at 17–19%.
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Current polls (Infratest Dimap MV September 2026) show AfD at 35%, SPD at 32%. The 30% prediction threshold sits 5 points below the polling average. AfD has polled consistently above 30% in MV since spring 2026. Open platform predictions cover MV (FDP fails 5%; SPD >20%) but not the AfD result itself. Missing the threshold would require an unlikely collapse.
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INSA poll (Aug 4–11, 2026): AfD 36%, SPD 29%, Linke 11%, CDU 10%. AfD leads by 7pp and sits 4pp above the 32% threshold. No Polymarket market for MV available; accounting for ±2–3pp polling uncertainty, implicit probability of AfD >32% and leading party is ~82–85%. Historical context: AfD MV 2021 result was 17.7% – current strength reflects a dramatic voter shift.
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Current INSA polls for Mecklenburg-Vorpommern (August 2026) show SPD at 29%, AfD at 36%, Linke at 11%, and CDU at 10%. Minister-President Manuela Schwesig benefits from high personal approval and incumbency (2021 result: 39.6%). The 24.0% threshold is ~5 points below the polling average — a buffer for historical mobilization risk and polling variance. Infratest dimap puts SPD in the 27–31% corridor. No existing Cassandra forecast covers the SPD MV result. Estimated probability: 82%.
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Current polling (Dawum.de aggregate, as of September 3, 2026) shows the CDU stable at ~19.5%. The average of the three most recent surveys is nearly 2.5 percentage points above the 17.0% prediction threshold — a comfortable buffer. The CDU benefits from high mobilization in Berlin's western districts and is seen as a solid second-to-third force alongside Die Linke (~20.0%) and AfD (~17.9%). Dropping below 17% would require a historically unprecedented collapse for the CDU in Berlin.
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The AfD leads consistently in MV between 35 and 38%: Infratest dimap (Sept 9) 38%, INSA (Sept 8) 36%, PolitPro aggregate 36.6%. Polymarket gives 79% odds that AfD wins more votes than SPD. SPD is catching up (31–33%) but remains well behind. A sub-34% result would require a collapse invisible in any current survey. Polymarket implies 44% probability of AfD landing in the 35–38% range and 32% for above 38%.
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An NDR poll (May 2026) shows the AfD in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern at 36% – well above the prediction threshold of 30%. The SPD stands at 29%, Die Linke at 12%, and CDU at only 9%. Although MV was traditionally an SPD stronghold (2021: SPD 39.6%, AfD 17.7%), the nationwide AfD upward trend (Saxony-Anhalt 2026: ~43%) has also taken hold in the northeast. The existing prediction 'SPD forms coalition without AfD' is consistent with a high AfD result (opposition vs. government formation). A result below 30% would require a substantial late swing. No Polymarket signal available.
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INSA survey (Nordkurier, Aug 4–11, 2026, n=1,000): AfD MV at 36%. The 33% threshold is 3pp below the polling average and historically bold: at the 2021 MV state election the AfD received only 17.7%. The nationwide eastern Germany surge and the simultaneous Saxony-Anhalt prediction (~40% AfD) strongly support >33% in MV. Coalition arithmetic (AfD + CDU = 46% per INSA, but CDU rules out coalition with AfD) increases AfD protest-voter mobilization incentive. No Polymarket markets for MV party-specific results; calibration via INSA aggregate.
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Berlin polls (DAWUM.de, early September 2026) show BSW at only 3.4–3.6%, well below the 5% threshold. Reaching 5% by election day would require an exceptional late surge with no polling evidence. Analogous to the FDP, which is also below 5% and predicted to fail the threshold in a separate open prediction.
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The most recent Insa poll for Nordkurier (fieldwork 13 Aug 2026) puts AfD with lead candidate Leif-Erik Holm at 36%, SPD (Minister-President Manuela Schwesig) at 29% — a 7-point gap. dawum.de and t-online.de show consistent polling. A 7-point SPD catchup by 20 September would be a historically extraordinary trend break. No explicit prediction market found. The existing open Cassandra predictions (FDP, Greens, BSW failing threshold, SPD >24%) are consistent with AfD as the strongest party.