Opinion poll
Heidi Reichinnek for the first time most popular politician in Germany
In the Bundestag election, Heidi Reichinnek led the left to success. According to a survey, she is now the most popular woman in German politics. The list at a glance.
According to a ranking of the opinion research institute Insa, left-wing politician Heidi Reichinnek has become the most popular woman in Germany’s politics.
According to the survey on behalf of the “” newspaper, the 37-year-old Reichinnek overtakes the former President of the Bundestag Bärbel BAS (SPD) and the FDP MEP Marie-Fag Strack-Zimmermann.
Heidi Reichinnek largely responsible for rapid left-wing upswing
As the top candidate of the Left in the 2025 Bundestag election, Reichinnek was largely responsible for the rapid rise of her party.
A few months before the election, the left had to worry about the five percent hurdle, and then they won 8.8 percent in the election – a great success.
The most popular male politician is still Defense Minister Boris Pistorius from the SPD (52.8 percent). He followed Bavaria’s Prime Minister Markus Söder (CSU) with 42.4 and North Rhine-Westphalia’s Prime Minister Hendrik Wüst (CDU) with 40.9 percent. SPD boss Lars Klingbeil (40.5) and CDU politicians Carsten Linnemann (38.8) and Thorsten Frei (38.1) follow in fourth to sixth.
Heidi Reichinnek is currently seventh place, in front of Bärbel Bas (CDU, 36.7) and probably the future Chancellor Friedrich Merz (CDU, 36.2).
The politician ranking at a glance:
- Boris Pistorius (52.8)
- Markus Söder (42.4)
- Hendrik Wüst (40.9)
- Lars Klingbeil (40.5)
- Carsten Linnemann (38.8)
- Thorsten Frei (38.1)
- Heidi Reichinnek (37.4)
- Bärbel BAS (36.7)
- Friedrich Merz (36.2)
- Marie-Egnes Strack-Zimmermann (36.1)
- Sahra Wagenknecht (35.9)
- Julia Klöckner (35.6)
- Alexander Dobrindt (35.4)
- Christian Dürr (35.4)
- Alice Weidel (35.0)
- Robert Habeck (34.0)
- Franziska Brantner (33.2)
- Olaf Scholz (32.8)
- Tino Chrupalla (32.1)
- Annalena Baerbock (31.3)
In 2010, citizens were interviewed for the representative INSA politician client in 2010 between April 17 and 22.
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Source: Stern
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