A few days before the regional parliamentary elections in Berlin, a representative poll conducted by the research institute Insa for the news portal Nius shows the AfD (Alternative für Deutschland) leading for the first time. If the elections were held the next Sunday, the AfD would receive 19% of the vote, according to the survey. The CDU and Die Linke follow closely with 18% each, while the Greens reach 16% and the SPD at 13%. The FDP and BSW would not gain representation in the regional parliament with 4% each. The CDU, Greens, and SPD have already stated they do not want to form a coalition with the AfD.
Bias read (Center): The article presents the survey results objectively, listing all major parties and their percentages without overtly criticizing or praising any specific party. It reports the positions of multiple parties and includes the stance of several mainstream parties against forming a coalition with AfD. No




