A survey in Germany showed that almost 90% of Germans are dissatisfied with Merz’s work

The level of dissatisfaction with the work of Chancellor Friedrich Merz in Germany remains extremely high: according to a Forsa poll, 87 percent of Germans negatively assess his activities. At the same time, only 11% of respondents expressed support for Merz, the rest found it difficult to answer, writes sb.by.

According to TASS, the dynamics of sentiment among the CDU/CSU electorate deserves special attention: discontent with the work of the Chancellor among supporters of the conservative bloc grew by 3 percentage points and reached 59%. At the same time, the share of those who positively assess the activities of Merz decreased - over the week the indicator fell from 44% to 39% (a decrease of 5 percentage points).

The survey covered 2501 respondents and was conducted between September 22 and 28. Against the background of these data, the results of the land elections on September 20 are remarkable: in Mecklenburg – Western Pomerania, for the first time in postwar history, the CDU did not overcome the 5% barrier and did not get into the local parliament, and in Berlin the party lost first place to the Left Party.

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