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CDU Leads in Hesse, Greens Potential Coalition Partner

CDU's strong showing in Hesse gives it coalition flexibility. Greens emerge as a potential partner, with shared initiatives boosting their appeal.

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The latest Insa poll reveals a strong position for the CDU in Hesse, with the Black-Red coalition standing at 32% (CDU) and 15% (SPD). Nationally, the coalition stands at 24% (Union) and 14% (SPD).

In the same poll, the AfD follows closely with 20%, while the Greens trail at 12%. The Left and FDP each secure 7% and 4% respectively, with BSW at 3%.

CDU's strong showing in Hesse allows it to choose its coalition partner. Insa CEO Herman Binkert confirms this. Looking ahead, the current CDU leader, Minister President Boris Rhein, may consider the Greens as a potential partner, given their shared legislative initiatives in recent years.

The Insa poll indicates a solid lead for the CDU in Hesse, with the Black-Red coalition as the front-runner. The CDU's strong position allows it flexibility in choosing a coalition partner, with the Greens emerging as a potential ally.

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