AfD Continues to Lose Head Start – Union Makes Ground Good
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The AfD is losing its support in the INSA survey, while the Union is drawing closer.
In the new RTL/ntv trend barometer, the four largest Bundestag parties come together a little. While the AfD holds its lead on the Union, the Green CDU and CSU approach. The confidence in all parties decreases, and the satisfaction with Merz also decreases.
One week Merz travels through Asia and gives the statesman. In polls that pays off. The Union increases. Another party surprises however in the surveys.
According to an Insa survey in East Germany, the AfD reaches 40 percent, where the CDU is 13 percent equal to the left. The gap between the two parties melts significantly throughout Germany.
In the latest Insa survey, the Union is suddenly back at 20 per cent. Meanwhile, the AfD is clearly falling off the 30 per cent mark. The CDU's plan to leave the hall during the Prime Minister's election in Saxony-Anhalt to boycott the election is opposed.
Support for the Alternative for Germany (AfD) reaches 40 percent in the eastern part of Germany. The Christian Democratic Union (CDU) only gets 13 percent there, as does the Left (Die Linke). This is according to a survey by the Insa Institute for the daily Bild. The significant differences between the east and west of the country are also evident among other political parties.
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