AfD has reached 45% in eastern Germany (without Berlin) for the first time in an opinion poll
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The AfD has gained an unprecedented advantage in eastern Germany, and Chancellor Friedrich Merz's support has fallen to a historic low. According to the latest survey, 45 percent of voters in the east would vote for the AfD, while the party stands at 28 percent nationally.
New survey causes a stir: the AfD is in the front of East Germany with a huge distance.
In eastern Germany, the AfD is the strongest party, and according to a recent survey, the CDU is even behind the left. A cooperation between both parties can be imagined by a majority of respondents.
The Alternative for Germany (AfD), which has 45 percent support in a new poll, is the strongest party in eastern Germany.
The right-wing populist Alternative for Germany (AfD), with 45 percent support, is the strongest party in the country's eastern states, ahead of the Left (15 percent). The Christian Democratic CDU is only in third place with 12 percent, according to a Forsa poll released Wednesday.
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