Schwendi: AfD would now come first, ahead of CDU/CSU
Schwendi (Baden-Württemberg) has 5,032 voters. Below: how it voted at the federal election of February 2025, and the same figures moved to today's national polls. Municipal elections are set by each Land, on different dates.
- 5,032voters
- 31.8%AfD on today's polls (Germany: 27.6%)
- 40.3%CDU/CSU, first at the federal election of February 2025
Today's polls here, against the federal election of February 2025
- AfD 24.4% → 31.8%
- CDU/CSU 40.3% → 30.8%
- Greens 7.9% → 10.9%
- SPD 10.1% → 8.3%
- Linke 3.9% → 5.2%
- FDP 4.4% → 4.1%
- BSW 3.5% → 2.1%
- Others 5.6% → 6.7%
Pale bar: the federal election of February 2025; solid: today's national polls carried down to Schwendi (each party moves by its national change, half by the same number of points and half in proportion, scaled so that every Gemeinde adds up to the national average). Our national polls: Germany forecast →
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About Schwendi
Schwendi has 5,032 voters, the 373rd largest of 1,101 in Baden-Württemberg and 2389th of 10,648 across Germany.
At the federal election of February 2025 it voted CDU/CSU 40.3%, AfD 24.4%, SPD 10.1%. CDU/CSU did 12 points better here than across Germany.
Moved to today's national polls, our projection here has AfD on 31.8% and CDU/CSU on 30.8%.
Gemeinden of a similar size in Baden-Württemberg
- Essingen5,024 voters · CDU/CSU first
- Ilshofen, Stadt5,020 voters · AfD first
- Argenbühl5,012 voters · CDU/CSU first
- Berglen5,057 voters · AfD first
- Wiernsheim5,003 voters · AfD first
- Baienfurt5,067 voters · AfD first
- Hardheim4,993 voters · CDU/CSU first
- Nattheim4,990 voters · AfD first
Every Gemeinde in Baden-Württemberg → · All of Germany →
Die Bundeswahlleiterin, Wiesbaden 2025 (dl-de/by-2-0): Bundestag election of 23 February 2025, second votes by polling district, summed by Gemeinde. Postal votes counted for a group of Gemeinden appear under the Gemeinde that counted them.