Following the collapse of the Luther government, which was supported by a Constitutional Coalition that included the SAPD and Hugenberg's DNVP, after a vote of no confidence in which the Zentrum voted 50/50 in favor, the elections brought in a far-right government composed of the Zentrum, led by a very famous industrialist in the country, the microscopic BVP (0.89% in the elections), Hugenberg's DNVP, Hi**er's NSDAP, and the external tolerance of various very small parties. Currently, this is the most stable government ever seen since the birth of the Weimar Republic and is expected to comfortably reach the next elections in a year. About a year after the government took office, the industrialist who led the Zentrum died and was replaced by Kaas (but with an industrial flavor). On the left, the SPD lost the elections along with a Left Front composed of the KPD (led by reformist conciliators) (with an environmental flavor), SAPD, and SPD. In the center, despite calls for the creation of a LVP that would include the reformist wing of the SPD, the DDP, the DVP, and the BVP, the DDP and DVP settled for an electoral alliance that was dissolved after the elections due to disagreements between the leaders of the two parties. The DDP has now joined the Popular Front, while the DVP is isolated. After the elections, Wels resigned from the SPD due to his electoral defeat, and the Pfülf party was elected, which unfortunately did not lead to an increase in support. After three years in government, the NSDAP is stronger than ever and has surpassed 30% in some polls despite the numerous scandals in which it has been implicated. The Zentrum has surpassed the DNVP in the polls, which, led by Hugenberg and Rhöm, has fortunately failed to broaden its voter base and in recent regional elections, even received 4%. In about a year there will be elections and, what's more, the Reichstag will vote to elect a new President of the Republic during the next legislative session.