[The far-right party leads the election in the German state of Mecklenburg-Vorpommern] September 21st, Germany will hold two local elections on September 20, namely parliamentary elections in the capital Berlin and in the eastern state of Mecklenburg-Vorpommern (Mecklenburg). The latest exit polls show that in the state parliamentary election before May, the far-right Alternative for Germany party is expected to win 37% of the vote; the center-left Social Democratic Party in the governing coalition is expected to win 35.5% of the vote; the Christian Democratic Union led by German Chancellor Mertz is expected to win 5.5% of the vote, barely crossing the "threshold" to enter the state parliament. This is also the CDU's worst record in any state-level election since 1949. In the Berlin city council election, the Christian Democratic Union is expected to win 20% of the votes; the Social Democratic Party is expected to win 12% of the votes; the Alternative for Germany is expected to win 16% of the votes, and the number of seats will increase; the German Left Party is expected to win 24.5% of the votes, temporarily leading. (CCTV International News)