Germany. 78% of Germans Demand Merz's Resignation
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After the election of the CDU in the German state of Saxony-Anhalt, the pressure on Chancellor Friedrich Merz increases. From the own party demands for a change of course become ever louder. And even among Union voters, the head of government is becoming increasingly unpopular.
Germany. 78% of Germans demand Merz's resignation
Germany78% of Germans demand Merz's resignation. Only 14% believe Friedrich Merz is fit for the chancellorship. Distrust is growing even among CDU/CSU supporters, with 58% opposing him. His popularity has dropped from over 30% in mid-2025 to about 16%...
Friedrich Merz is unpopular – he finds little support for the people as chancellor. This is true even for those groups where most of the support for him could still be suspected.
Westfalenpost
A large majority in the country wants another chancellor. Merz is as unpopular as hardly any German head of government before.
A large majority in the country wants another chancellor. Merz is as unpopular as hardly any German head of government before.
Can a man really screw up everything? The unanimity with which Friedrich Merz is held responsible for all the abuses of the country has something mysterious.
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