Germany, is the Merz government already at the end of its tether? 76% of Germans reject the CDU-SPD grand coalition. - Economic Scenarios
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One year after taking office, the black-and-red government in Germany has massively collapsed in approval. According to a Forsa survey published on Tuesday on behalf of RTL/ntv, only eleven percent of Germans are satisfied with the coalition's work, 87 percent were dissatisfied. In July 2025, approval was still at 38 percent. CDU Chancellor Friedrich [...]
A year into his term, German Chancellor Friedrich Merz is deeply unpopular, according to polls. A recent poll found 76 percent of respondents dissatisfied with the performance of his government, which is made up of the conservative CDU/CSU and Social Democrats (SPD).
Germany, is the Merz government already at the end of its tether? 76% of Germans reject the CDU-SPD grand coalition. - Economic Scenarios
Polls in Germany are starting to look like medical reports, and the patient—the current CDU-SPD-led grand coalition government—doesn't appear to be in the best of health. It's becoming increasingly clear that the government isn't meeting citizens' expectations, and the numbers speak with a clarity that brooks no argument. Before delving into the dynamics of this crisis of consensus, let's look at the raw political data that emerged from the late…
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