Merz admitted that the attitude of voters affected the results of the land elections
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz admitted that federal politics and voters’ attitudes to him influenced the results of the Mecklenburg land elections.

German Chancellor Friedrich Merz acknowledged that federal policies and voters’ attitudes influenced the results of the Mecklenburg-Vorpomerania land elections. It's reported by sb.by.

I know that in these elections to the Landtag – both two weeks ago in Saxony-Anhalt and yesterday’s elections – federal politics played a big role, including myself. However, the results of the election and their causes go far beyond my personality. We are experiencing a profound transformation of the political party system, both in Germany and in many other countries around the world.”.
He also claimed that in the last elections to the Chamber of Deputies (parliament) of Berlin, “more than 40 percent of the votes were cast for destructive forces that question the political parliamentary system and try to engage people with radical and simple solutions.” “What follows from this? Obviously, we need to conduct a detailed analysis of this election result, the German chancellor said. The decline of the Chancellor has already begun. In the AfD predicted the resignation of Merz before the end of the year



