"Alternative for Germany" Reached 30% Support in a Nationwide Survey for the First Time, According to GMS Data
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The extreme right-wing Alternative for Germany would get 30% support for the first time in the GMS survey, while CDU/CSU would no longer add up enough support to reissue the current coalition with the historic German Social Democratic Party (SPD).
A GMS survey sees the AfD for the first time at 30 percent and the Union at 20. Communication expert Philipp Jessen explains the consequences of the 30:20 tip point.
"Alternative for Germany" reached 30% support in a nationwide survey for the first time, according to GMS data
"Alternative for Germany" reached 30% support in a nationwide survey for the first time, according to GMS data.The "AfD" is 10% ahead of Chancellor Friedrich Merz's CDU/CSU bloc, which is gaining 20%. The Social Democratic Party of Germany gets 11%.In...
The Union has reached a historic low in a new GMS survey, while the AfD is cracking the 30 percent mark for the first time.
The difference between AfD and Union has never been so great. In a survey, the AfD is 10 percentage points in the lead.
In a new GMS survey, the Union lands on a historic low. The AfD, on the other hand, comes for the first time in the survey to 30 percent.
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