This resolves yes according to the last posted results on Twitter @Wahlen_DE in 2023 for "Sonntagsfrage Bundestagswahl" if it's 21% or more.
They currently (30th of June) stand at 19%.

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@JakobSchmidt Note this is the Allensbach poll which has consistently put AfD below 20% for the entire year. They seem to publish once a month so they are unlikely to be the last ones this year.
22% now reporting on @wahlen_de https://twitter.com/Wahlen_DE/status/1736023750192103448?t=PeN5vMYmF_IDOpgNCEgLdg&s=19
@WieDan they don't do any polling of their own, they just aggregate different polls from other places. Those other places will probably resume polling for bsw once they officially announce they are running for the Bundestag. So I think at this point this market is likely about whether that will happen in time or not.
@Thomas42 It seems like it is a collection of evidence that many members of the AfD are a danger to the constitution and reject the idea of a free and democratic way of life.
It also contains a rather funny (ymmv) deep fake of Olaf.
@AlexbGoode do I parse this correctly though as being some sort of effort to rally pro-afd votes by pretending there is going to be a ban? Or do you think this is a genuine effort? How else does the fake Olaf and federal logo at the top of the page make sense.
@Thomas42 ah nevermind it's from the Zentrum for politische Schönheit, i.e. political performance art.
I just noticed the phrasing of the question assumes rounding is happening ("it's 21% or more"), but in some cases they also seem to report fractional numbers, at least in the spreadsheet. Can we assume that the most accurate number available represented by the tweet will be used to judge if it's >20, or do you really mean >=21?
So this week they have it both with (AFD < 20%) and without the BSW (AFD > 20%). Which counts for this question?
@Vergissfunktor Tough. Technically, "with BSW" was posted last.
It is weird that the results are so different. Couldn't BSW-voters go for "others" if BSW is not available?
@marketwise I will reiterate that hypothetical questions such as this one have literally no predictive power.