Voters in Berlin who supported the Left Party (Die Linke) are expressing concerns and questioning their choice following controversies surrounding the party. Issues such as allegations of antisemitism, connections to organized crime clans, and perceptions of unrealistic political ideas are causing disillusionment among some supporters. Not all voters in Berlin were aware of these potential issues when casting their ballots. Others are simply disturbed by the party’s handling of recent election results and associated debates. The text highlights a growing sense of unease and self-reflection among those who helped secure the Left Party’s victory in Berlin. These concerns are presented through three snapshots of public sentiment, revealing a complex reaction to the party’s current status and direction. The situation points to internal divisions and a potential crisis of confidence within the Left Party’s base in Berlin.