AfD atinge un maxim istoric în preferințele electoratului din Germania. Partidul lui Merz, în cădere liberă

A recent INSA poll for BILD shows the far-right AfD party reaching a historic high of 30% in Germany, while the CDU/CSU alliance has dropped to 18%. Nearly 80% of voters express dissatisfaction with the current government, influenced by recent electoral failures. The CDU/CSU has lost support, while SPD and the Greens remain at 14%. The left party, which won regional elections in Berlin, holds 10%. The poll indicates a challenging situation for the red-black coalition of SPD and CDU/CSU, which together only account for 32%. If CDU/CSU were excluded from government, a coalition of SPD, Greens, and the Left Party would still lack a parliamentary majority. Satisfaction with Chancellor Friedrich Merz has plummeted to historic lows, with only 15% approval and 79% dissatisfaction among respondents.