Summary
Support for Germany’s CDU/CSU alliance has dropped to 28% after candidate Friedrich Merz relied on far-right AfD votes to pass a border policy resolution, breaking a long-standing political taboo.
Merz’s chancellor approval ratings also fell to 22%, tying with Green candidate Robert Habeck.
Nationwide protests followed the CDU-AfD cooperation, and parliament later rejected Merz’s immigration bill.
Meanwhile, Chancellor Olaf Scholz’s SPD holds at 16%, and the AfD remains steady at 20%.
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Yeah, rightfully so. That für deserves that and so much more. First his bullshit about the “Firewall against right wingers” and than that.
Hope people remember on election day.
