Recent polling for the September 6 Sachsen-Anhalt Landtag election shows Die Linke holding steady in the low-to-mid 11 percent range. The latest Forschungsgruppe Wahlen survey from September 3 placed the party at 11.5 percent, while an INSA poll from September 2 recorded 12 percent; earlier August readings from Infratest dimap and others ranged between 11 and 13 percent. These figures sit close to the 11.0 percent result from the 2021 election and reflect limited movement in the final weeks. Trader pricing favors the 9-12 percent outcome as the narrowest band encompassing the bulk of recent surveys, with the adjacent 12-15 percent interval viewed as the main alternative should final turnout or late shifts push support modestly higher. The five-percent threshold and overall fragmentation among smaller parties add uncertainty but have not materially altered Linke projections.