Elections are formal processes by which individuals or groups make decisions or choose representatives through voting. They are a fundamental component of democratic systems, allowing citizens to express their preferences for political leaders, policies, or legislative measures. In elections, voters cast their ballots for candidates or options, with the outcome typically determined by the majority or plurality of votes received. Elections can take various forms, including general, primary, local, and referendum elections, and may occur at different levels of government, such as national, state, or municipal. The integrity and fairness of the electoral process are crucial to ensuring that elections accurately reflect the will of the people and uphold the principles of democracy.
Friedrich Merz and Olaf Scholz are central figures in Germany's political scene, featured in a documentary by Mathis Feldhoff and Andreas Huppert. Merz attempts to reshape his image from impulsive…