The poll, broadcast today by German public broadcaster ARD, suggests that if German parliamentary elections were held the day after Sunday, the Greens would only secure 13% of the vote.
Its popularity Green partywhich participates in the government coalition in Germanycontinues to slide, has now hit a five-year low, according to a poll.
The poll, broadcast today by German public broadcaster ARD, suggests that if German parliamentary elections were held the day after Sunday, the Greens would only secure 13% of the vote. That figure is down one percentage point from the previous edition of this rolling poll, two weeks ago.
This is the lowest percentage of voting intentions for the ecological party since 2018.
Greens leader Robert Hambeck’s plan to replace oil and gas burners in buildings with more environmentally friendly forms of heating is being met with strong opposition and concerns. The main concern is cost, although the government assures that it will not force occupants of buildings with operating systems to replace them and that incentives and subsidies will be available.
The conservative Christian Democratic Union (CDU) and its sister party in Bavaria, the Christian Social Union (CSU), which are not part of the government, remain the strongest together with 28% of the vote, according to the poll.
The second party remains the far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD), with 20%
The other two partners in the governing coalition remain stable: the Social Democratic Party (SPD) at 18%, the Free Democrats (FDP) at 7%.
The Left party continues to be threatened with being left out of the Bundestag as its percentage is at 4%.
Source :Skai
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