在2026年9月21日举行的柏林州选举中，左派党赢得了青年选民的广泛支持。1这次选举历史性地首次将投票年龄从18岁降低至16岁，由此增加了约55000名新选民。1
在16至24岁的年轻投票者中，43%将票投给了左派党，较2023年上升了25个百分点。1这一显著增长反映了青年选民对住房可负担性和教育预算等议题的关注。1数据显示，柏林房租在过去两年内上涨了约7%。1在更广泛的年龄段中，25至34岁的选民成为左派党最大的支持群体，占比49%。1与此形成对比的是，仅有12%的16至24岁选民投票给了极右翼另类选择党，而该党在60至69岁年龄段中获得了最强支持，占比23%。1左派党在本次选举中整体获得了柏林约1/4选民的支持。1
The Left Party achieved a decisive victory in Berlin's state election on September 21, 2026, with particularly strong support from younger voters.1 The election marked a historic shift in the electorate, as Berlin lowered its voting age from 18 to 16 for the first time, adding approximately 55,000 new voters to the rolls.1 Among voters aged 16 to 24, 43 percent cast their ballots for the Left Party, representing a significant 25 percentage point increase compared to 2023.1 Overall, roughly one quarter of all Berlin voters supported the Left Party in the election.1
Young voters' strong backing for the Left Party reflects their concerns about specific policy issues facing the city.1 Housing affordability emerged as a central concern, with Berlin rents rising by approximately 7 percent over the preceding two years, and 37 percent of Berlin voters identifying the Left Party as most capable of addressing this problem.1 Voters aged 25 to 34 represented the Left Party's largest age demographic at 49 percent support.1 In contrast, only 12 percent of voters aged 16 to 24 supported the far-right Alternative for Germany party, which drew its strongest backing from voters aged 60 to 69, comprising 23 percent of that party's supporters.1
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