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The growing populist right -wing party of Germany has been defeated in popularity in a new survey for alternative Germany (AFD), the mainstream Conservative Party, Christian Democratic Union (CDU) of Chancellor Frederick Merz.
AFD received 26% support in the pole imposed by Foisa Institute for Social Research and Statistical Analysis. According to the pole, the Merz CDU received 24% support since the 2021 election, the worst result.
It comes that 67% of the Germans say that they are dissatisfied with the merge job after their first 100 days in the office. He was elected in May.
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Alternative to the German rally last year. (Scene Gallup/Getty Images)
AFD is now the leading opposition party in Germany’s Bundestag.
Earlier this year, the party, led by Alice Waidel, was classified as a “extremist” by the German intelligence agency.
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Optional for Germany leader Alice Videl. (Soren Statch – Pool/Getty Images)
US State Secretary Marco Rubio reduced the verdict, called it “torture in disguise”.
Rubio posted on X at that time, “Germany only gave new powers to its espionage agency.” “This is not democracy – it is atrocities in disguise. The extremist who is actually not a popular AFD – has secured second place in recent elections – but rather the deadly open boundary of installation of installation that opposed immigration policies that oppose AFD. Germany must reverse the course.”
The party was established in 2013 as an anti -Euro movement, but has ever taken a difficult stance on issues like immigration and Islam.
Elon Musk Waves speaks live through a video transmission during a speech by Alice Waidel last year. (Scene Gallup/Getty Images)
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Across Europe, other far-flung groups are growing in popularity, including Nigel Faraz’s Reform UK and the National Rally Party in France.
