There was a statistical graphic put up....about age-trends for political parties in Germany.
So...first, in the 18-to-29 age group....the top party is AfD with 28-percent of the age group voting for them. Second group? Linke....far-left, with 21-percent. It would be safe to say...almost 50-percent are either far-right, or far-left.
Second, only with ages 60-to-69 or over-70....does the CDU really rise to top-level....with 30-percent of the vote....rising clearly above AfD. The SPD? In this age range....they stand at 18-to-19-percent.
Third, in the 40-and-over age group....the Linke Party never passes 10-percent. So the older voters aren't really buying into their theme/brand.
Bottom line? The CDU-CSU 'brand' only really sells well....with older Germans. Same trend with SPD.....only older Germans buy into them.
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