Overview
- The share holding a clear right‑wing extremist worldview fell to 3.3% from about 8% in 2022/23, moving back toward pre‑crisis levels.
- Only 52% say democracy in Germany largely works, about 18% distrust the correctness of elections, and roughly two in five lack trust in institutions.
- Around 20% remain ambivalent toward nationalist or extremist statements, with 15% favoring a strong leader and about a quarter backing a single dominant party.
- Prejudicial attitudes persist, including negative views of asylum seekers (over 30%), the long‑term unemployed (36%) and trans people (19%), alongside notable antisemitic sentiments.
- Younger adults and men show higher vulnerability, with 7% of 18–34‑year‑olds meeting the extremist threshold, as concern about climate threat drops to 56%.