DAccording to a survey conducted by the polling agency Insa, the alliance continues to lose approval. CDU/ CSU is therefore 26%, a decrease of one percentage point from a week ago, as revealed by the survey on behalf of “Bild am Sonntag”. SPD increased by one percentage point to 18%, which was the same as the Green Party, which held the value of the previous week. FDP dropped by 1 percentage point to 12%. AfD remained at 11%, and the left increased by 1 percentage point to 7%. The election is on September 26.
Among the candidates for prime minister, Olaf Scholz, an applicant for the Social Democratic Party, is now far ahead in popularity. If this is possible, the Minister of Finance will be the Minister of Finance (+5) in direct elections with 27% of the voter turnout.CDU Chairman Armin Raschelt 14% (+1) will make a decision. As in the previous week, the green candidate Annalena Baerbock will get 13% of the vote. However, 36% of people said they did not want to vote for any of these three people in a direct election. The Chancellor of Germany is not directly elected.
“Tense and exaggerated criticism of Raschelt”
In view of the decline in polls, several CDU politicians warned their party friends not to jeopardize the coalition’s election opportunities by criticizing party leader Raschett. “The tense and exaggerated criticism from our own CDU prime minister candidate is neither helpful nor constructive,” said Bernd Althusmann, President of the Lower Saxony CDU of the Tagesspiegel newspaper.
Christian Baldolf, the leader of the parliamentary group of the Rhineland-Palatinate Democratic League, also warned: “Anyone who publicly criticizes the candidate for prime minister in this way is putting the coalition’s election victory at risk. We. Only unity can win.” Hans-Jurgen Ilmer, member of the Hessen State of the CDU of the Bundestag, said: “The dissolution of Armin Raschelt will not make us further, it will make us pay for victory. cost.”
