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AfD Support Hits 25%, Leaving Union-SPD Coalition Short of Majority

Chancellor Merz holds a record-low 31 percent approval rating since May in the latest INSA survey

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Aktuell würde laut „Insa“ jeder Vierte die AfD wählen
Die AfD-Vorsitzenden Alice Weidel und Tino Chrupalla können sich über den Rekordumfragewert für ihre Partei freuen.

Overview

  • The AfD has climbed to 25 percent support in the latest INSA survey, marking its highest level since mid-May.
  • The CDU/CSU held steady at 27 percent and the SPD at 15 percent, while the Greens, the Left, BSW and the FDP saw no change in their polling.
  • A Union-SPD coalition commands 42 percent, falling below the 44 percent threshold needed for a Bundestag majority.
  • CSU leader Markus Söder ruled out any coalition with the AfD and called for intensified domestic intelligence monitoring in light of growing right-wing extremism.
  • Only 31 percent of respondents approved of Chancellor Merz’s performance, the lowest rating of his tenure since taking office in May.