According to Forsa survey for RTL and N-TV Total support for coalition partners, CDU/CSU and SPD, dropped to 37 percent. On the other hand, AfD is growing and is currently the strongest force with 26 percent. This puts her in front of CDU/CSU, which fell to 24 percent. The last time Christian Democrats recorded such low results at the end of April.
SPD still stays at 13 %, on a par with the Green, who gained 1 pp of the left party lost 1 pp and currently has 11 percent. On the other hand, support for smaller parties remains unchanged. The percentage of non -voting and undecided people increased by 1 pp to 25 percent. – fally above the level of the last federal elections (17.9 percent).
Things also look gloomy for Chancellor Friedrich Merz: His quotations fell to the lowest level. Only 29 percent respondents are still satisfied with his work, 3 pp less than last time. This is the worst result since its choice in May. Dissatisfaction increased by 3 pp to 67 percent.
CDU/CSU also lost its importance in assessing political competences: Only 19 percent The Germans still believe that CDU/CSU can solve the country's problems. AFD and SPD gained 1 pp, to 12 and 7 percent, respectively
However, the Inspa studio shows slightly different results. Although the support of CDU/CSU has dropped by 0.5 pp to 27 percent, Christians still overtake AfD, which remains stable at 25 percent.
Only most of the supporters of CDU and CSU are still satisfied with Merz. But here too, support dropped by 4 pp to 72 percent. Among the supporters of SPD 60 percent He is dissatisfied with the Chancellor. Criticism from the supporters of AFD is particularly sharp: as much as 95 percent He is dissatisfied with Merz's work. 5 percent Citizens believe that the green or left can do something better. Half of the citizens do not trust any party in terms of solving problems in Germany.
