Almost 60 million voters in Germany are set to elect a new Bundestag, with the conservative CDU/CSU expected to lead. Key issues include reviving the economy and immigration control. The election features a complex voting system and a new electoral law that affects seat distribution. Parties must secure 5% of the second vote or three direct candidates to enter parliament. The removal of 'overhang seats' aims to stabilize the Bundestag's size. Coalition negotiations will follow the election, with various configurations possible. Teljes cikk (Euronews.com)