In a recent opinion poll conducted in Germany, it has been revealed that voters are turning away from the conservative CDU party even before Chancellor Friedrich Merz takes office. The survey indicates a decline in support for Merz, the likely future Chancellor, with dissatisfaction among voters on the rise.
Interestingly, the populist AfD party is benefiting from this discontent among the electorate. As the CDU loses support, the AfD is gaining ground and capitalizing on the dissatisfaction with the conservative party.
This shift in voter sentiment could have significant implications for the political landscape in Germany and the upcoming government under Chancellor Friedrich Merz. It will be interesting to see how these dynamics play out in the upcoming elections and how they will shape the future of German politics.
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