EUROPEAN ELECTIONS SURVEY: CDU gains ground - Greens lose, and Wagenknecht surprises everyone 

EUROPEAN ELECTIONS SURVEY: CDU gains ground - Greens lose, and Wagenknecht surprises everyone
The latest poll on the European elections shows significant losses for the parties, especially for the Greens. If the European elections were held today, the CDU would be the only party to gain 30% compared to 2019. The SPD and the Greens would each get 14%, which would mean a drop of six percentage points for the Greens compared to the last European elections. The AfD would reach 10%, while the FDP would be at 4% and the Left at 3%. The Sahra Wagenknecht alliance is surprising, reaching 7% from a standing start. These results reflect the growing dissatisfaction of voters and could significantly change Germany's political landscape. The Greens' significant losses and the CDU's gains indicate a shift in political preferences. These developments are particularly relevant against the backdrop of the upcoming European elections and the state elections in eastern Germany. The results could have far-reaching consequences for the future of the party landscape and political stability in Germany. The performance of the Sahra Wagenknecht alliance in particular shows that new political forces are gaining importance. This could indicate a greater polarization and fragmentation of the electorate. The European elections will therefore become an important indicator of the political mood in the country.
European elections, CDU, Greens, SPD, Sahra Wagenknecht, election poll, politics, Germany
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