A quarter of German voters between 18 and 24 years have opted for Die Linkethe German left, according to data from Infratest Dimap for ARD collected by the German The mirror. In this age range, the second most voted game was the extreme right of alternative by Germany. They are figures that contrast with those of the vote of those over 70 years. More than 40% opted for the conservative CDU of the next chancellor, Friedrich Merz.
Support to the left descends over the years. Thus, if 25% of people between 18 and 24 voted Die Linke, that figure descends up to 4% in both the 60-69 strip and in that of more than 70. For their part, an alternative for Germany He achieves his main support on the margin that goes from 35 to 44. He votes 26% of this strip.
Compared to the 2021 elections, it can be ensured that Young people have abandoned green and liberal FDPwhich obtained 23 and 21% then. Now, only 10 yun 6%.
In relation to gender, There are more men who vote for both Germany and conservative CDU. 30% opted for the game of the future chancellor and 24% did so by AFD. On the other hand, the support of women to these parties is lower. 27% chose the CDU and 17%, seven points less than men, AFD. Women have voted more to progressive parties, such as SPD or Die Linke.
The differences in the vote are also great if the educational level is taken into account. 28% of people with the lower education level voted to the extreme right, something that only made 13% of the population with a high educational level. The opposite happens just on the left. While only 5% of people with simple education chose Die Linke, he did 11% of the highest level.
In The mirror They also analyze the vote with respect to the different professional groups, where great differences are also seen. Among the workers, AFD has been the most voted party ahead of the CDU and the SPD.
