AfD Leads Union by Seven Points as 86 Percent Are Unhappy With Merz
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The AfD is adding one point in the new Forsa survey, the Union remains at 20 percent. Black and red comes together to only 33 percent. There is no improvement for the Chancellor either.
AfD Leads Union by Seven Points as 86 Percent Are Unhappy With Merz
Poll gap grows: The AfD has widened its lead over the governing conservatives to seven percentage points, according to the latest Forsa Trendbarometer published on Tuesday. The AfD reached 27 percent, one point more than the week before. CDU and CSU held at 20 percent.
In the survey published on Tuesday, November 10, the AfD reaches 27 percent. This corresponds to an increase of one percentage point compared to the previous week. The dissatisfaction with Federal Chancellor Friedrich Merz remains at the highest level with 86 percent. Ilse Aigner (CSU) however receives great approval.
The AfD has further expanded its lead ahead of the Union in the voter favour measured by Forsa. In the weekly survey for the RTL and ntv channels, it gains one percentage point compared to the previous week and comes to 27 percent. CDU and CSU remain unchanged at 20 percent and are therefore seven percentage points behind the AfD. SPD and Greens lose one percentage point each and reach 13 percent and 16 percent respectively. The left remains sta…
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