Current polling data at a glance
Current polling data at a glance
In the last election, the party reached 1.4% of the votes. In the current election trend, die Basis is at 1.4%. This is a difference of ±0.0 compared to the last election result.
In the election trend of the federal states, die Basis currently achieves the best values in Schleswig-Holstein with 1.1%, Baden-Württemberg with 1% and Lower Saxony with 1%.
The worst poll results of die Basis are currently in Saxony-Anhalt with 0%, Saarland with 0% and Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania with 0%.In the last elections, :common_name achieved the best results in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania with 0%, Saxony-Anhalt with 0%, Saarland with 0%, Schleswig-Holstein with 1.1% and Baden-Württemberg with 1%.
Where do the poll numbers come from?
The displayed values are polling data from the PolitPro election trend, which is calculated based on weighted averages. PolitPro does not conduct its own surveys but instead uses published polling data from research institutes as well as election results. For smaller parties that are rarely included in Sunday polls, the values are therefore heavily based on election results. The figures shown on the map or below refer to the state elections of the respective federal states.
Parliamentary Election in Germany
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die Basis
Basic Democratic Party GermanyUnknown
EU Parliament
Election Trend
Result of the last parliamentary election: 1%
The Basis-Democratic Party of Germany, short dieBasis, was founded in July 2020 and emphasizes basis-democratic principles. It emerged in the context of protests against the COVID-19 measures and is considered the political arm of the 'Querdenken' movement. The party advocates for freedom, mindfulness, power limitation, and collective intelligence. In the federal election of 2021, it received 1.4% of the votes but failed to enter the Bundestag.
Foundation and Background
The party dieBasis was founded on July 4, 2020, in Kirchheim, Hesse. It emerged in the context of protests against the COVID-19 measures in Germany and is seen as the political arm of the 'Querdenken' movement. The foundation was established with the aim of introducing basis-democratic principles into the political landscape of Germany.
Ideology and Goals
DieBasis places special emphasis on basis democracy and stresses the participation of all citizens. Its work is based on four pillars: freedom, mindfulness, power limitation, and collective intelligence. The party advocates for a mindful coexistence, individual freedom, and self-determination.
Election Results and Political Significance
In the federal election of 2021, dieBasis received 1.4% of the votes, which corresponds to about 630,000 voter votes. Despite this result, the party did not succeed in entering the Bundestag. In the European election of 2024, it also failed to secure any mandates with 0.3% of the votes. Therefore, the political significance of the party remains limited so far.
Criticism and Controversies
DieBasis is under criticism because it is considered the political arm of the 'Querdenken' movement, which is known for its proximity to conspiracy theories and criticism of the COVID-19 measures. Furthermore, co-founder Sucharit Bhakdi has been criticized for anti-Semitic remarks, which led to further controversy surrounding the party.
Election Results
Historical Election Results in the Bundestag
FAQ
Is die Basis left-wing or right-wing?
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What does Basis stand for?
Basis is the abbreviation for Basisdemokratische Partei Deutschland.