The ruling coalition is struggling with weak poll numbers.
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Berlin According to a survey, the existing coalition would again not get a majority in a federal election. The SPD (20 percent), CDU/CSU (27 percent), the Greens (17.5 percent), FDP (7.5 percent) and AfD (15 percent) are keeping their values from the previous week, according to a survey by Insa- Institute on behalf of the newspaper “Bild” (Tuesday edition).
With a total of 45 percent, the traffic lights from the SPD, Greens and FDP therefore missed a parliamentary majority. A black-red grand coalition with a total of 47 percent has a parliamentary majority, a Jamaica coalition of CDU/CSU, Greens and FDP with a total of 52.5 percent even has a majority of votes. According to the survey, the left gains half a point to five percent and would just about make it into the Bundestag. According to the survey, other parties together account for eight percent.