German election: The court refused to Putin’s girlfriend in terms of votes

The Federal Constitutional Court of Germany denied the Sarah Wagenknecht Alliance’s request for narration of votes in the early election in Bundestag. This was reported by the Press Service of the court.

Sarah Wagenknecht’s alliance received about 4.972% of the Bundestag election vote. Almost 13,400 votes, or 0.03%, are not enough to go to the party parliament.

Political power has repeatedly said that such election results may be associated with violations of the voting process. In some districts, it has really been the voices for the party mistakenly given to other political resources, but it’s about isolated cases.

The court acknowledged the request for the recruitment of the unacceptable -accepted.

As you know, Sarah Wagenknecht is called “Vladimir Putin’s friend” because of her pro-Russian views. In particular, he offered his “peace plan” for Ukraine, which consisted that the West stops providing weapons to Kyiv.

Remember, on February 23, the early election took place in the German parliamentary. The first place was taken by CDS/CSS. Germany’s next chancellor, most likely, will be the leader of Christian Democratic Union Friedrich Mertz.