Next to the track: Ultimate slaps for all Union voters

The 16-percent SPD and the twelve-percent Greens want to determine where it goes long in Germany. And Merz lets it happen. Learning processes in dealing with the AfD? Misinformation. The candidate for chancellor should give the rest of the healing world of yesterday – and lead the Union into insignificance.

New trend in the polls after the Bundestag election: For the AfD it goes up significantly. Quite differently for Merz and his Union.

The current election polls show how the opinion of the population will shift if elections were held today. The biggest loser is the Union, which has lost one percentage point and now only 26 percent, according to the INSA survey, would reach. This development does not seem to surprise many, because for some time now there has been a voter disappointment, since the special fund was brought into play, which was passed in the Bundestag and Federal …

In Berlin, the Union and SPD negotiate the coalition agreement. However, the support among the population is decreasing, as polls show.

Next downward trend for the Union in the new Insa Sunday trend for the "image": Compared to the previous week, the Union loses another percentage point and now stands at 26 percent.