Recent polls indicate subtle shifts in the German political landscape. The Greens have seen a slight increase in support, with 12% of respondents favoring them, marking a one-point rise. Meanwhile, the Union, while still the strongest party at 32%, has experienced a minor decline. The AfD maintains its position at 18%, followed by the SPD at 15%. Other smaller parties, such as the FDP, Linke, and BSW, remain below the electoral threshold, each securing 4%.
In terms of potential chancellors, Friedrich Merz of the CDU leads with 30% support, despite losing four percentage points. Incumbent Olaf Scholz stagnates at 13%, while Green candidate Robert Habeck improves slightly to 22%. A significant portion of the population, around 35%, remains undecided.
Economic concerns persist, with many Germans skeptical about economic improvement. Hamburg's current political sentiment reflects similar trends, with the SPD leading at 30%, followed by the Greens at 21% and the CDU at 19%. The upcoming elections are anticipated to be influenced heavily by national politics.
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