Alternative for Germany Has More than Twice the Support of the CDU in Saxony
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The Alternative for Germany (AfD) has 41 percent support in Saxony, more than twice as much as the Christian Democratic Union (CDU), which has 20 percent. This is according to a new INSA survey commissioned by Bild. The difference between the two parties is 21 percentage points. The survey was conducted online between November 3 and 10 among 1,000 adult residents of the state. The maximum statistical error stated is plus or minus 3.1 percentage …
In a new Insa survey for Saxony, the CDU reaches only 20 percent and thus reaches the worst ever. The AfD reaches 41 percent and thus remains clearly the strongest force.
In a survey in Saxony, the AfD currently comes to 41 percent of the votes, while the CDU falls to 20 percent.
This survey is likely to be a shock for Michael Kretschmer. According to Insa, the AfD in Saxony is currently more than twice as strong as the CDU with 41 percent. A majority of 52 percent also advocates a government formation with the party.
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