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Each election is unique!

excerpt from the Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung of 23 September 2009

Each election is unique, shaped by social currents of the batch situation, dominant themes, special events, candidate competition, media tenor and level of mobilization of the various parties. However, there are processes that have previously been observed before each election: the increasing willingness to vote, and the gradual establishment of a party.

The federal elections in 2009 broke with this pattern so far. Not only is the determination to go to the polls at a low level, but in recent weeks, hardly risen. While the share of voters who wanted to participate safely in the general election in the last three national elections no later than 14 days before the election to the 70 percent or more, he stays this time at 65 percent, another 16 percent will likely choose a purpose which is implemented in general by only some.
Stable indecision of voters is even more striking

the stable hesitancy of many voters. The proportion of voluntary choice, which do not yet know exactly which party they will vote, is at 35 percent. The Considerations not limited to each side of the political spectrum, but go in all directions: 6 percent of the electorate willing to fluctuate between the CDU and FDP, a total of 12 percent between the options in the left part of the political spectrum. So still 5 percent of election volunteers are unsure if they are to the SPD or the Greens their vote, 4 percentage varies between the SPD and the Left, 3 percent between the Greens and the Left.

The largest group, however, the stock cross considerations hires. Thus, 7 percent of election volunteers still not sure whether they will support the CDU or the SPD, 3 percent each vary between the CDU and the Greens, the SPD and between FDP or Greens and FDP. The indecision of voters has not been diminished by the campaign. The grand coalition limits the possibilities of Union and SPD, leading to credible a polarizing campaign. This makes it difficult to mobilize supporters as well as in general the identification with one of the parties involved.

Conclusion: Therefore go and vote!

best FDP!