The CDU and CSU remain stable at 27 percent, while the AfD has seen an increase to 25 percent, a rise of two percentage points
The Social Democratic Party (SPD) continues to hold steady at 15 percent The Green Party experienced a slight decrease to 11 percent, losing one point The Left party also saw a reduction of one point, registering at 10 percent The Bewegungs Solidarität Deutschland (BSW) and the Free Democratic Party (FDP) each maintain three percent support
Smaller parties collectively account for six percent of the vote, with no individual party exceeding the three percent threshold needed for parliamentary representation Based on this latest data, a continuation of the current “black-red” coalition (CDU/CSU and SPD) would not command a parliamentary majority
Public expectations for solutions to national challenges are varied While a majority (47 percent) believe that a “black-red” government is best positioned to stimulate the economy, significantly fewer express confidence in the federal government’s ability to address issues within the healthcare sector and ensure retirement security, with nearly three-quarters lacking faith in these areas
