AfD, la un nou maxim istoric în preferințele alegătorilor din Germania. Partidul cancelarului Merz, în cădere liberă

A recent Insa poll for BILD indicates that the far-right party AfD has reached 30% support nationally for the first time, while the CDU/CSU alliance has dropped to 18%. This marks a significant shift in German politics, with AfD achieving its highest rating and CDU/CSU its lowest. The poll surveyed 1,202 respondents, revealing that 79% are dissatisfied with Chancellor Friedrich Merz and the federal government. In recent state elections, AfD performed strongly, particularly in Saxony-Anhalt, where it garnered nearly 44% of the votes, while CDU fell to about 17%. In Lower Saxony, CDU led with SPD in second place, and AfD ranked third.