AfD in second place
German traffic light at record low, CDU/CSU pulls away
Who would people in Germany vote for in a general election? A survey shows: Things are not looking good for the governing parties SPD, Greens and FDP.
According to a Forsa election poll, the "traffic light" parties together currently only have 30%. This is the lowest value ever measured by the RTL/ntv "Trendbarometer".
Only 14% for chancellor's party SPD
According to the survey, the chancellor's party SPD would receive 14% (-1) of the vote in a general election, the Greens 11% and the FDP 5% (-1).
CDU/CSU as strong as governing parties combined
The CDU/CSU would receive 30% and thus as much as all three coalition partners combined. According to the survey, the AfD is in second place (17%, +1). The Sahra Wagenknecht (BSW) alliance comes in at 8% (+1). Vote shares of the Left Party are not listed separately in the survey.
In the latest polls by opinion research institutes Infratest Dimap and Insa, the governing coalition is in a slightly better position. In both surveys, the SPD, Greens and FDP together have over 30 percent.
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