More than half of the Germans dissatisfied with Chancellor Merz!

More than half of the Germans dissatisfied with Chancellor Merz!

A current survey shows that the majority of Germans are dissatisfied with the work of Federal Chancellor Friedrich Merz. According to the results, 52 percent of the respondents negatively evaluate his previous office, while only 38 percent are satisfied. 10 percent of the survey participants were neutrally expressed. Dissatisfaction in East Germany is particularly pronounced, where only 24 percent Merz finds satisfactory, while 62 percent criticize it. In West Germany it is at least 40 percent who agree to his work. All over the entire population, the consent to Merz remains behind the expectations, especially among the supporters of the Union, where this number increases to 74 percent. This information was collected by n-tv and Statista .

The latest surveys also recall the AfD's upswing, which has established itself as the second strongest force and has the largest opposition fraction. Despite the survey values, the CDU/CSU election winner remains, but they missed the 30 percent mark. The continuing dissatisfaction with current political decisions could have a decisive influence in future elections, such as in terms of internal security and social justice.