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Merkel Receives the Greatest Approval: Most of Them Don't Care About Gender of the Next Head of State

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In January, the Federal Assembly elects a new German head of state. In many cases, there is a demand that the office be held by a woman for the first time. According to a survey, most people do not care about gender, but they have a very well-known favorite.

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In January, the Federal Assembly elects a new German head of state. In many cases, there is a demand that the office be held by a woman for the first time. According to a survey, most people do not care about gender, but they have a very well-known favorite.

Despite a completely different media and political debate: a large majority of Germans say that the gender of the next Federal President does not matter for them. Not even in the left parties this looks fundamentally different. This post Polls German is gender of the next Federal President does not matter was published on JUNGE FREIHEIT.

According to a survey by the Forsa polling institute, a large majority of Germans don't care whether Frank-Walter Steinmeier is succeeded by a man or a woman. This was reported by the broadcasters RTL and ntv, which commissioned the survey. According to the poll, 74 percent of respondents are indifferent to the gender of the next Federal President. Only 24 percent expressed a gender preference for the highest office in the land: 19 percent would…

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berliner-sonntagsblatt.de broke the news on Friday, August 7, 2026.
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