The debates about the gas levy and his statements about possible bankruptcies in the winter scratch the image of the Minister of Economic Affairs. Almost half of the citizens are currently dissatisfied with their work.
According to a survey, Federal Economics Minister Robert Habeck (Greens) is clearly losing public support in the middle of the energy crisis. Almost half of those surveyed (49 percent) believe that Habeck is currently doing a bad job – only 26 percent found this in the same survey at the beginning of June. In a survey conducted by the opinion research institute Insa on behalf of “Bild am Sonntag”, 34 percent (June: 51 percent) currently certify that he is doing a good job.
Habeck is also no longer popular as a possible chancellor: According to the survey, the climate protection minister would currently receive 19 percent approval if the chancellor were elected directly. He is behind CDU leader Friedrich Merz (23 percent) and incumbent Olaf Scholz (SPD, 24 percent). In mid-August, 25 percent said they wanted to elect Habeck chancellor – he was ahead of Merz (19 percent) and Scholz (18 percent).
Source: Stern
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