Recent polling for the September 6 Sachsen-Anhalt Landtag election places Die Linke steady in the low-to-mid teens, with multiple August surveys from INSA, pollytix, and Infratest dimap showing 12–14 percent support—marginally above the party’s 11 percent result five years earlier. Eva von Angern’s selection as lead candidate and the campaign’s focus on social policy have helped maintain this level amid AfD dominance and competition from smaller parties, including the BSW splinter. The 5 percent threshold remains secure, yet the market’s heavier weighting toward the 9–12 percent band reflects trader caution about potential late erosion from tactical voting elsewhere or last-minute shifts in a fragmented eastern German electorate. No major polling movement has occurred in the past month.