The last survey for the elections in Germany sees the CDU in the head

The CDU wins, loses the SPD. The last survey conducted by Bild in view of tomorrow’s political elections in Germany confirms the trends recorded in recent weeks.

In the investigation conducted by Assauna for the German newspaper, the Conservatories of the CDU/CSU and their candidate for the stationery, Friedrich Merz, are firmly given to 29.5%, 5 percentage points more than the electoral result of 2021.

The Social Democrats of the Chancellor Olaf Scholz would precipitate 15%, over 10 percentage points less than four years ago. As widely provided for by all other surveys, a triumph is looming for the AFD: 21%, more than double of 10.3%of 2021. And Linke should also be well, given to 7.5%, approximately Three points more than the last consultation.

The Greens would only reach 12.5%, against the previous 14.8). It is not yet clear instead if the BSW – which had not participated in the elections 4 years ago – will be able to exceed the barrier threshold: the Bild survey gives it to 5%, but also a 0.1% less would mean staying out of the parliament. The FDP would stop at 4.5%, a shoulder strap compared to 11.5% in 2021, but the victory in some uninominal college could still bring liberals to the Bundestag.