Germany's Bundestag held an election, and Scholtz, the candidate of the Social Democratic Party, too

Original title: German Bundestag held elections, and Scholtz, candidate of the Social Democratic Party, took "change" as the main axis of the campaign
The election of the Bundestag, the lower house of Parliament, held in Germany on the 26th ended at 6 p.m. that day. Export polls show that the German Social Democratic Party is temporarily ahead. The official counting results will be released in the next few days. Judging from the current export polls, the candidate for German chancellor in the future is likely to be generated between the candidate of the Social Democratic Party Scholtz and the candidate of the coalition party Raschet.
Scholtz, candidate for premier of the Social Democratic Party: seeking change
Scholtz, 63, was mayor of Hamburg. Germany has experienced many crises in the past two years. As Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of finance of the federal government, Scholtz has played the role of "fireman" in a sense. Under the novel coronavirus pneumonia outbreak in Europe, shouz has been involved in the formulation of the EU's 750 billion euro recovery fund scheme, which has drawn up a 130 billion euro economic stimulus plan for Germany, and has kept the unemployment rate at a low level. After the flood in central Germany in mid July this year, Scholtz submitted an assistance plan to the government in a short time, involving 400 million euros. These initiatives have gained the support of many voters.

Earlier, German media reported that the main axis of the SPD campaign was "change". SPD candidate Scholtz previously said that many Germans want to seek change, and he can understand this feeling.
Raschet, candidate for Chancellor of the Coalition Party: supported by Merkel

Raschet, 60, governor of North Rhine Westphalia, was elected president of the Christian Democratic Union, or CDU, in January this year. The coalition party composed of the CDU and its sister party, the CSU, nominated Rasheed as the candidate for prime minister in April. Previously, it was reported that the political position of Raschet was not different from that of former CDU chairman and German Chancellor Angela Merkel, and was supported by Merkel. Raschet has said that he will maintain the continuity of the CDU policy and seek greater achievements in digitization, energy transformation and social equality.