Merz Effect Reached NRW: CDU Slips Dramatically Into Survey – Wüst Experienced Crash
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The Financial Times reports that Hendrik Wüst, the prime minister of the state of North Rhine-Westphalia, is being considered as a possible successor to the unpopular Chancellor Friedrich Merz in Germany. Wüst is popular in Germany but has not yet come out against Merz and is preparing for state elections next spring.
For the first time since 2022, the CDU has slipped below 30 percent in NRW – and in Merz's home country, of all countries, only 11 percent are satisfied with it.
New survey: CDU in NRW falls back clearly, AfD catches up clearly.
In NRW it is only a few months to the state elections. According to a survey, Hendrik Wüst can hope to remain in office. However, the gap with the AfD is shrinking.
Seven months before the state elections in North Rhine-Westphalia, Prime Minister Hendrik Wüst's ruling CDU remains ahead of all other parties despite losses according to a survey. September to Friday 1030 voters in North Rhine-Westphalia.
For the first time, the AfD is ahead of the CDU in a survey on the Bundestag election in North Rhine-Westphalia. The signs are also clear for Prime Minister Hendrik Wüst.
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