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The political atmosphere in Berlin is witnessing a rise in the strength of the far-right "Alternative for Germany" (AfD) party, which is aiming for a victory that could alter the political landscape in the capital before the upcoming elections. Polls indicate that the party's support in Berlin has increased from 9% to between 17% and 19%, reflecting an expansion of its electoral base from the suburbs of Berlin to its central districts, especially following its previous victory in Saxony-Anhalt. If the party wins again in the elections, it could weaken current alliances and shift the balance of power. Other surveys suggest that the party may secure 29% of the national vote, although the majority of Germans still see the party as representing an extreme right-wing faction, and believe that cooperation with it should be avoided. The party's campaign focuses on social issues such as violence, housing shortages, and the debt crisis, while exploiting fears related to migration and the so-called "replacement theory" in an attempt to boost its support in the capital despite opposition from some local leaders.
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