ZDF Politbarometer
According to AfD maneuvers: CDU easily adds in a further survey
A little more than two weeks before the Bundestag election does little in the surveys. CDU Chancellor candidate Friedrich Merz can consolidate his lead, according to ZDF Politbarometer.
The union’s coordination with the AfD brings a historical turning point in parliament, in the talk shows and at campaign events, politicians from all parties talk hot. This changes in the surveys: little or nothing.
So there is little movement in the ZDF polite barometer in the Sunday question. When asked which party she would vote if there was a Bundestag election on Sunday, 30 percent answered with CDU/CSU. The Union thus increases one percent, Friedrich Merz consolidates its pole position in the race for chancellorship. The AfD loses one percentage point to 20 percent, behind it is 15 percent each with 15 percent. The left would be six percent in parliament, FDP and BSW would fail at the five percent hurdle. The survey is carried out by the research group elections for the ZDF.
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CDU candidate Friedrich Merz at the advantage of TV duel
As in the ARD Germany trend, it shows: Friedrich Merz’s much-discussed advance in migration policy and his AfD maneuver in the Bundestag have only very low effects in the survey values. Exactly half of the respondents rated his approach to the Bundestag as “rather bad”. Merz continues to have the best chance of the Chancellery. According to the political barometer, 32 percent would like to have him as head of government. In this regard, incumbent Olaf Scholz continues to lose support.
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On Sunday there is a direct TV duel between the incumbent Chancellor and his challenger. According to the survey, many trust the CDU boss more. 34 percent of those surveyed believe that Merz will do better with the TV duel. Only 14 percent are convinced with a view to Olaf Scholz's debate. However, the majority (41 percent) believe that both candidates will not take anything. On February 16, RTL, NTV and star Then for direct exchange of blows between Scholz, Merz, Alice Weidel (AfD) and Robert Habeck (Bündnis 90/The Greens).
Transparency note: The star is part of RTL Germany.
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