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CDU in Sachsen-Anhalt: Streit über Umgang mit der Linken eskaliert drei Tage vor der Wahl
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CDU in Sachsen-Anhalt: Streit über Umgang mit der Linken eskaliert drei Tage vor der Wahl

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  • Drei Tage vor der Landtagswahl in Sachsen-Anhalt eskaliert der interne Streit in der CDU über den Umgang mit der Linken.
  • Der Kanzler wird im Wahlkampf versteckt, die Umfragen sind schlecht.

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Why It Matters

Die CDU in Sachsen-Anhalt bereitet sich auf die Landtagswahl vor, die in drei Tagen stattfindet. Die Umfragen zeigen schlechte Ergebnisse für die Partei.

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CDU in Sachsen-Anhalt Drei Tage vor der Wahl eskaliert in Schulzes Partei der Streit

Die CDU in Sachsen-Anhalt taumelt der Wahl entgegen. Der Kanzler wird im Wahlkampf versteckt. Die Umfragen sind schlecht. Jetzt kommt noch ein offener Zwist über den Umgang mit der Linken dazu.

Aus Leuna berichtet Christian Teevs

03.09.2026, 21.20 Uhr

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  • Der Streit über den Umgang mit der Linken wird vor der Wahl öffentlich weiter eskalieren.

    Likely · Within days

Open Questions

  • Wie wird der Streit über den Umgang mit der Linken die Wahl beeinflussen?
  • Warum wird der Kanzler im Wahlkampf versteckt?
  • Welche konkreten Pläne hat die CDU zur Verbesserung ihrer Umfragewerte?

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