Ratings
TV duel 2025 with significantly more audience than TV-Triell 2021
The election campaign on television is obviously interested in many more people than 2021 this year. The duel between Scholz and Merz clearly beats all other programs.
The television duel between Olaf Scholz and Friedrich Merz near ARD and ZDF attracted significantly more people in front of the screen on Sunday evening than the TV triad before the Bundestag election 2021. The two main broadcasters switched on an average of 12.26 million people.
In the first it was 8.28 million (market share 27.8 percent), in the second 3.98 (market share 13.4 percent). The viewers from Phoenix and Tagesschau 24 as well as the media library views are added.
For comparison: in 2021 there was still the top public candidate format on the popular “crime scene” clippings with three candidates. At that time, one million people watched a good less (10.87 million).
The SPD Chancellor candidate and the common Chancellor candidate of the CDU and CSU had a 90-minute live debate. Until the Bundestag election on February 23, the top politicians still compete against each other in several TV formats in different constellations.
Lilly Becker’s jungle camp was 4.42 million
The duel was not the only TV event on Sunday evening or on Monday night. The jungle camp on RTL ended with the victory of model Lilly Becker. 4.42 million television viewers looked at what corresponded to a market share of 16.8 percent. As RTL announced, it was the best value of this year’s season in the overall audience.
At night the Super Bowl was also transferred – an average of 1.55 million people in Germany remained awake in Germany until the section between 0.39 a.m. and 1.19 a.m. in order to look at this on TV (market share 26.9 percent), after which the values fell in Run lightly. The quota measurement is carried out daily until 3.00 a.m. The values afterwards are published the following day.
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Source: Stern
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