Recent polling across multiple institutes shows the AfD maintaining a narrow lead over the SPD in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, with the far-right party at 36-38% and the Social Democrats at 30-35% in surveys from mid-September 2026. This positions the AfD as the likely strongest force in the Landtag election on 20 September, consistent with its steady gains since 2021 and stronger results in eastern German states. The SPD has narrowed the gap in the final weeks through gains of 2-3 points, aided by the personal popularity of incumbent Minister President Manuela Schwesig, while the CDU has fallen to around 7% and smaller parties such as the Linke, Grüne, and BSW hover near or below the 5% threshold. Traders appear to weigh the AfD's consistent polling advantage and regional momentum more heavily than the SPD's late momentum or the likelihood of post-election coalitions excluding the AfD.
Experimental AI-generated summary referencing Polymarket data. This is not trading advice and plays no role in how this market resolves. · UpdatedFinal polls show AfD leading narrowly over SPD before Mecklenburg-Vorpommern election
AfD dips to 84%4%
In mid-September, polls showed AfD narrowly leading with 36-38% against SPD's 32-34%, with smaller parties like Linke, CDU, Greens, and BSW trailing below the 5% threshold. This confirmed the market's strong confidence in AfD's victory and SPD's distant second place, with CDU and others near zero probability.









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