The first party is the alternative to Germany () and the satisfaction of the Chancellor’s work to the lowest point of its election, the 100 days of the government coalition are completed.
According to the latest poll by the Forsa Institute on behalf of RTL and N-TV television stations, AFD is ahead of 26%, with the Christian Union (CDU/CSU) limited to second place with 24%and the SPD with Greens securing from 13%. The Left comes with 11%, while the percentage of abstention and undecided voters is recorded at 25%, significantly higher than the abstinence rate in the last federal elections (17.9%).
Acceptance of the Chancellor has also suffered a major blow, with a historically low rate. Only 29% of respondents are satisfied with their work (-3). At the same time, the dissatisfaction with his work reaches 67% (+3).
But the prediction of respondents about the resistance of the government coalition is also unhappy. Only 52% believe that today’s CDU/CSU and SPD coalition will last until the end of the legislation in the spring of 2029. 43%, however, believe that the coalition will collapse prematurely.
