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Germany Die PARTEI: Latest polls, election results and positions

Last Election
0.5 %
Election 2025 · 0 Seats

Die PARTEI at a glance

The PARTY NI
Flag of Germany Germany Left Satire Eurosceptic Founded 2004

THE PARTY is a German satirical political party that parodies the political establishment through exaggeration and irony. Conceived as a populist art project, it deliberately uses absurd demands to expose systemic weaknesses and the rhetoric of established parties.

Values and Ideology

The foundation of THE PARTY is the radical use of satire as a political tool. Its worldview is a deliberate void: it mirrors the mechanisms of power without pursuing a classic ideological dogma itself. The core drive is to unmask empty rhetoric and political opportunism. In doing so, it acts as a corrective, using humor to bridge the gap between citizens and the often-perceived rigid state apparatus. Here, people and the state meet in a mode of collective irony.

Political Priorities

The party's agenda is characterized by "maximal populism": it often demands the opposite of logic to caricature the arbitrariness of political promises. Its target audience primarily includes young voters, academics, and those disillusioned with politics who reject the traditional party spectrum. Issues such as climate protection or social justice are packaged into absurd concepts to force attention. It practices politics for those who see laughter as a form of resistance against the complexity and dryness of realpolitik.

Role in the Political System

Strategically, THE PARTY utilizes the institutions of the rule of law – particularly electoral rights and party funding – as a stage for its performance. While it deconstructs parliamentary work through targeted disruptive maneuvers and satirical speeches, it also functions as a serious advocate for transparency. Its relationship with the system is ambivalent: it is part of the institutions to question their formats from within through exaggeration and mimicry, without attacking democratic fundamental values themselves.
Political Alignment
Conservative Progressive

Die PARTEI: Regional polls and election results

Die PARTEI: Who votes for the party? The electorate in detail

Voter Profile
Conservative
Social
Market
Progressive

The chart shows the self-assessment of a random sample of Die PARTEI voters from the PolitPro Community.

Voters in the PolitPro Community

Economy & State

Should income and wealth be redistributed?
Pro redistribution Against redistribution
How should the state manage its available budget?
Invest Reduce debt and cut taxes
Should the local economy be protected?
Free global trade Protection of local economy

Society & Values

What is more important: freedom or security?
Maximum Freedom Security
What role should religions play in politics?
Separation of Church and State Close link between Church and State
Should policy focus on urban or rural areas?
Focus on Cities Focus on Rural Areas

Environment & Globalization

What is more important: environmental protection or economy?
Environmental protection more important than economic growth Economic growth more important than environmental protection
How close should cooperation with Russia be?
No Cooperation Close Cooperation
How close should cooperation with China be?
No Cooperation Close Cooperation
How close should cooperation with the US be?
No Cooperation Close Cooperation

Migration & Integration

How should immigration policy be regulated?
Open Strict
How should immigrant integration be shaped?
Multicultural society Homogeneous society
Should ethnic minorities be granted more rights?
More rights Fewer rights
What role should nation-states play?
Open world without borders Strong nation-states

Democracy & Institutions

How should the state be organized: centralized or federal?
Federalism Centralization

How to read the data

We asked voters of every party in the PolitPro community where they stand on a range of political issues. The bars show the range of positions held by Die PARTEI supporters. The shorter the bar, the more united Die PARTEI voters are on that issue. Where available, a circle also marks the party position as determined by academic research.

Data and methodology: where the figures come from

The figures come from responses given by Die PARTEI supporters on the PolitPro platform. While this data does not meet the criteria of a classic representative random sample, the large number of responses offers precise insights into the priorities and values of the party's active voter base.

Die PARTEI: Election results in Germany since 1945

Die PARTEI in government: the record since 1945

1949 1960 1970 1980 1990 2000 2010 2020 Today
Led government Involved in government Not in government
No government involvement to date

Die PARTEI has not been involved in any government since 1949.

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