New Poll in Germany Creates Additional Headache: Right-Wingers Still Enjoy the Most Support
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Since the founding of the radical right-wing Alternative Party for Germany (AfD), in 2013 and the revolt of discontent over European bailouts in the 'debt crisis', its election results and polls have progressed without exception upwards. Vote after vote, poll after poll, the party had followed a steady rise until this Friday, when two polls coincide in its first setback. If today general elections were held in Germany, AfD would remain the most …
The Alternative for Germany (AfD) continues to enjoy the largest support from voters, while trust in German Chancellor Friedrich Merz continues to decline. This is shown by the results of the latest public opinion polls, according to which only ten percent of citizens are satisfied with the Chancellor's work.
New poll shakes up Germany: AfD still first, Merc at historic low - New poll shows 27 percent support for AfD, while only 10 percent of respondents are satisfied with Chancellor Fridrih Merc's work
The Alternative for Germany (AfD) remains the party with the most support in Germany, according to the latest research by the Allensbach Institute for Demography, conducted for the Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung newspaper.
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