SPD GAIN Harburg, Luchow - Dannenburg - Luneberg, Neinburg II - Shaumburg from CDU SPD +4 in Lower Saxony

SPD GAIN Frankfurt - (Oder) - Oder Spree & Elbe-Elster -Oberspreewald-Lausitz II from CDU SPD +2 in Brandenburg

Green GAIN Freiburg from CDU (Baden-Wurttemberg)

AFD GAIN Mittelsachsen & Chemnitzer Umland - Erzgebirgskreis II from CDU SPD GAIN Chemnitz from CDU AFD +2 SPD +1 CDU -3 (Saxony)

Green GAIN Stuttgart I from CDU (Baden-Wurttemberg)

AFD GAIN 4 constituencies in Thuringia from CDU SPD GAIN 2 constituencies in Thuringia from CDU

Green GAIN Hamburg - Eimsbuttel & Hamburg Altona from SPD

As of 23:17, 62 Seats have changed hands in Germany election 2021 - 42 SPD GAINS from CDU 12 AFD GAINS from CDU 4 GRN GAINS from CDU/CSU 3 GRN GAINS from SPD 1 CDU GAIN from SPD

OUCH The CDU have been wiped out of constituency seats in all 6 seats in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania The SPD take all 6 but only by 0.5% over AFD in the easternmost Mecklenburgische Seenplatte I

Another Green GAIN from CDU in Heidelberg (Baden Wurttemberg)

Is Schleswig-Holstein the Nevada of Germany?

Inspired by Ryan Brune, I've decided to Mapchart which way I think most UK constituencies will trend in the next 20 years. This does not mean either party wins these seats but for the general trend relative to the rest of the country. 371 trend left/centre. 279 trend right.

Here are the changes in vote share for accumulative council by elections since LE2021 in May. The first were two by elections in Waltham Forest in London. CON +4.1 LAB -2.4 LD -0.5 GRN -6.0 IND +9.6 OTH -4.8 Swings: Grove Green: 1.8% LD to LAB Lea Bridge: 13.7% LAB to IND

From the Opinium MRP seat projection I've produced a map that would line up with it: LAB 411 (+209) CON 137 (-228) LD 39 (+28) SNP 37 (-11) PC 4 (-) IND 2 (+2) GRN 1 (-) Changes with GE 2019 Inds winning in East Devon and Ashfield and a huge rebuilt red wall.