United and Strong: CDU Party Leader Friedrich Merz Emphasizes Focus on Internal Matters and Voter Engagement Ahead of Federal Election.
CDU party leader Friedrich Merz has rejected speculation about possible coalitions, emphasizing that the focus is on fighting for the CDU rather than discussing coalitions before election dates. Despite Günther’s statements about a potential black and green coalition at the federal level, Merz reiterated that the CDU is united and confident heading into the federal party conference.
Merz clarified that discussions about potential coalitions are a collective effort within the party to reach and mobilize potential voters. He highlighted the CDU’s progress and goals for the upcoming state elections in Thuringia, Saxony, and Brandenburg, focusing on maintaining the party’s strength in East Germany. Merz reiterated the CDU’s stance against collaborating with the AfD or the Left Party, referencing current party conference resolutions as the basis for this decision.
As political activity intensifies, Merz’s emphasis on unity and voter engagement reflects the party’s commitment to securing a strong position in the political landscape. The CDU prepares for upcoming challenges by focusing on their goals and staying true to their values.
