resistanceSeven weeks before the federal election, the Federation and its candidates for Chancellor must Armin Raschelt Accept the loss in a survey conducted by the polling agency Infratest Dimap. On the other hand, the SPD and its prime minister Olaf Schultz’s candidates have increased significantly.
If the Bundestag elections are held on Sunday, according to the ARD “German Trends” poll published on Thursday, the CDU/CSU will reach 27%. This means that compared with June, the EU has fallen by one percentage point. SPD will reach 18% and increase by 3 percentage points. On the issue of direct elections, Rashett dropped 8 percentage points from last month. Rashet is 20% behind the SPD prime minister candidate Olaf Schultz, whose approval rate is 35% (+6).
Green Premier Candidate Annalena Balbok Therefore, they are down 2 percentage points from the previous month; 16% of respondents currently choose them. 29% answered “don’t know” or did not answer (+4)”.
The Green Party precedes the Social Democratic Party
The survey showed that on Sunday’s issue, the Green Party dropped by one percentage point from the previous month. At 19%, they will still be the second strongest force-but only slightly higher than SPD. AfD decreased by 1 percentage point to 10%, and FDP increased by 1 percentage point to 12%. The left lost one percentage point to 6%.
Every Tuesday
Then ask who is next Federal government One-third (35%) currently say they prefer the federal government led by the coalition (-4). Nearly a quarter (24%) want a cabinet led by the Social Democratic Party (+4); 16% (-3) will support the first green-led federal government. 25% (+3) of respondents did not provide any information.
To the prime minister Angela Merkel (CDU) According to the survey, most Germans actively review. When asked if Angela Merkel has been a good prime minister for the past 16 years, three-quarters of German citizens (75%) reached a positive balance. One in five (20%) said that in general, Merkel is not a good prime minister. After 16 years in office, she will not run on September 26.
Election polls are always full of uncertainty. Among other things, the decline in party relations and shorter and shorter voting decisions make it more difficult for public opinion research institutions to weight the collected data.
Poll company asks about “German Trends” Basic test dimap 1312 qualified voters from Monday to Wednesday. The statistical error given by the research is two to three percentage points. In principle, the survey only reflects the opinions at the time of the survey, not a prediction of the election results.
