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Electoral Survey AfD records a record of 17% – as strong as the SPD
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Chancellor Angela Merkel (CDU), Vice Chancellor Olaf Scholz ( SPD) and Interior Minister Horst Seehofer (CSU) lose absolute majority
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The AfD has benefited the most from the asylum dispute: in a new survey, it reaches 17%, according to the SPD. The grand coalition would no longer have the absolute majority. A politician moves away from particularly bad citizens.
D The asylum dispute between the CDU and the CSU harmed all coalition parties in the electorate and led the AFD to a high-altitude flight. In the Sunday trend that Emmid raises every week for the "Bild am Sonntag", the AfD rises by three points to reach a record of 17%. For the first time, he is as strong as the SPD, which gives way to two points.
The CDU and the CSU also lose two points, with only 30% of votes in favor of the Union. It is the worst value of this poll since November
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Overall, the grand coalition of the Sunday trend represents only 47%. She would have no more majority in the Bundestag. Other opposition parties can not benefit. As in the previous week, the Greens reached 12 percent, the left and the FDP each at 9 percent.
For the Sunday trend, 1894 representative people were interviewed between June 28 and July 4. The asylum compromise between the CDU and the CSU was reached on the night of July 3, the agreement of the Union with the SPD on the evening of July 5
Decency in politics was lost
After the dispute this decency was lost in politics. Only 23% do not believe it, according to another representative poll Emnid for Bild am Sonntag. According to the CDU and the CSU, 67% of those questioned find indecency, only 19% consider it decent.
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