The Merz party has won the elections in Germany, with votes counted from all polling stations.

According to the vote count from the early parliamentary elections in Germany, the bloc of the Christian Democratic Union and the Christian Social Union (CDU/CSU), led by Friedrich Merz, emerged victorious. This information is available on the website of the Federal Election Commission of Germany.

As reported by the election commission, votes were counted across all 299 districts.

Merz's party received 28.5% of the votes.

The far-right party "Alternative for Germany" came in second with 20.8%. The Social Democratic Party led by Olaf Scholz took third place with 16.4%.

The "Greens" (Grüne) and "Left" (Linke) parties also secured seats in the Bundestag, finishing in fourth and fifth places, respectively.

Other parties, such as the "Free Democratic Party" and "Alliance of Sarah Wagenknecht," did not qualify as they failed to surpass the 5% vote threshold.