AfD has reached 45% in eastern Germany (without Berlin) for the first time in an opinion poll
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The AfD has gained an unprecedented advantage in eastern Germany, and Chancellor Friedrich Merz's support has fallen to a historic low. According to the latest survey, 45 percent of voters in the east would vote for the AfD, while the party stands at 28 percent nationally.
New survey causes a stir: the AfD is in the front of East Germany with a huge distance.
In eastern Germany, the AfD is the strongest party, and according to a recent survey, the CDU is even behind the left. A cooperation between both parties can be imagined by a majority of respondents.
The right-wing populist Alternative for Germany (AfD), with 45 percent support, is the strongest party in the country's eastern states, according to a Forsa poll published Wednesday. The Christian Democratic CDU is only in third place with 12 percent.
The Alternative for Germany (AfD), which has 45 percent support in a new poll, is the strongest party in eastern Germany.
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