A new poll conducted by Insa indicates that the right-wing party AfD has reached 19 percent support in Berlin, placing it in the lead for the first time two months ahead of the upcoming elections. The party currently holds a narrow margin over the CDU and Die Linke, both of which are polling at 18 percent.
Despite the party's rise in the polls, the political landscape remains characterized by a widespread refusal among other parties to form alliances with the AfD. This consensus among rival factions suggests that even with a leading position in the survey, the party faces significant institutional barriers to participating in a governing coalition.
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