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Record Discontent With Germany’s Black‑Red Government as Insa Poll Puts AfD Ahead of Union

Fielded Jan. 5–9 for Bild, the Insa snapshot shows only a two‑point rise in dissatisfaction since Dec. 19.

Vize-Kanzler Lars Klingbeil (SPD, l.), Bundeskanzler Friedrich Merz (CDU)
Deutsche unzufrieden mit Regierung, Merz' Zustimmungswerte verbessern sich leicht.
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Die Unzufriedenheit mit der Bundesregierung hat einer Umfrage zufolge auf 71 Prozent zugenommen. Nur 22 Prozent äußern sich positiv über sie, wie aus der Befragung des Meinungsforschungsinstituts Insa für die "Bild am Sonntag" hervorgeht.

Overview

  • Seventy‑one percent of respondents say they are dissatisfied with the federal CDU/CSU–SPD government, while 22 percent express satisfaction.
  • Chancellor Friedrich Merz receives majority negative ratings, with 67 percent dissatisfied and 24 percent satisfied with his performance.
  • In party support, AfD stands at 26 percent ahead of the Union at 24 percent, followed by the SPD at 14 percent and the Greens at 12 percent.
  • The Left polls at 11 percent, the FDP at 4 percent, BSW at 3 percent, and other parties collectively at 6 percent.
  • The nationwide survey by Insa for Bild interviewed 1,205 eligible voters from Jan. 5 to 9, as reporting points to a busy year of state elections.