Overview
- The Saarlandtrend published Wednesday found the SPD at 33 percent, a six‑point rise since December 2025, making it the clear poll leader but still short of an outright majority.
- The AfD reached 21 percent to place second while the CDU fell to a record low 20 percent in this series, marking the first time the CDU trails the AfD in the Saarlandtrend.
- Greens (9 percent) and The Left (6 percent) would clear the 5 percent threshold to enter the Landtag while the FDP and BSW at 3 percent would be excluded, which narrows coalition options.
- The survey shows Ministerpräsidentin Anke Rehlinger with strong personal ratings — 62 percent satisfied and 54 percent preferred in a hypothetical direct vote — bolstering SPD strength.
- The poll, conducted by Infratest Dimap from Oct. 26 to Nov. 1 with 1,269 respondents, is a snapshot with sampling margins and implies that only SPD–CDU or a three‑party SPD–Left–Green coalition would command a majority.