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AfD Matches CDU/CSU in Latest Poll as Support for Grand Coalition Drops Further

The latest INSA survey reveals deepening voter fragmentation, with the AfD and CDU/CSU tied at 25% and traditional coalition parties falling short of a parliamentary majority.

Fernsehduell zwischen AfD und Union vor der Bundestagswahl.
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Overview

  • The CDU/CSU and SPD now collectively poll at 40%, failing to secure a parliamentary majority according to the April 22–25 INSA survey.
  • The far-right AfD has risen by one percentage point to 25%, matching the CDU/CSU for the first time in recent polling.
  • Support for the SPD has dropped to 15%, while the Greens have gained one point to reach 12%, and The Left remains steady at 10%.
  • Smaller parties, including the BSW (4%) and FDP (3%), remain below the 5% threshold required for Bundestag representation.
  • A majority of Germans now expect the AfD to emerge as the strongest political force in the next federal election, reflecting widespread dissatisfaction with traditional parties.