“Deutschlandtrend” survey sees Union at 30 percent – traffic light parties lose
The head of the CDU is less popular than government politicians, but is growing in popularity overall.
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Berlin If there were a federal election on Sunday, according to a survey, the Union would be by far the strongest force. CDU and CSU improved by two points from the previous month to 30 percent, according to a survey by infratest dimap for ARD’s “Deutschlandtrend” published on Thursday.
According to the survey, the traffic light parties lost votes compared to November. the SPD came to 18 percent (-1) and was thus on a par with the Greens (-1). the FDP also lost a point and came to five percent.
The left was five percent (+/-0) according to the survey. Of the parties represented in the Bundestag, only the AfD a gain of 15 percent (+1). All other parties accounted for nine percent.
According to the survey, the reputation of the federal government has improved slightly for the first time since July, but remains at a low level. 30 percent of those eligible to vote were with the work of SPDGreens and FDP satisfied or very satisfied (+2), 68 percent were less or not at all satisfied (-1).
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The fact that a CDU/CSU-led federal government can handle the upcoming tasks and problems in Germany 17 percent of those surveyed found that there could be a better solution. 24 percent stated that a union-led government would solve the tasks and problems worse. 52 percent stated that a CDU/CSU-led federal government would do this equally well or badly.
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When it came to assessing the government’s top staff, Annalena Baerbock (Greens) was further ahead in the survey compared to November: 48 percent (+2) stated that they were satisfied or very satisfied with the work of the foreign minister. Economics Minister Robert Habeck (Greens) had 41 percent (+3).
36 percent (+3) were satisfied with the work of Chancellor Olaf Scholz (SPD). For Finance Minister Christian Lindner (FDP) it was 33 percent (+4). 32 percent were satisfied with the work of the Union faction leader Friedrich Merz (CDU) in the opposition (+2).
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