The German government's popularity has dropped to 10% according to a new poll

According to the Deutschland Wählt platform for collecting statistics, the German government is experiencing a severe popular crisis. An Infratest Dimap poll on September 3 showed that only 15% of citizens are satisfied with the government’s performance. In a similar result, another INSA poll on September 5 revealed that the satisfaction rate did not exceed 17%.

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Meretz falls to the bottom in the popularity index of German politicians

According to the results of a new poll conducted by Infratest Dimap on September 7, the percentage of those satisfied with the government’s performance decreased to only 10%. On the other hand, 88% of the survey participants expressed their dissatisfaction (to varying degrees between completely dissatisfied or somewhat dissatisfied) with the work of the government. This percentage is considered relatively low, as the last time the decline was recorded was on May 5 by the Forsa Institute, when satisfaction with the government reached 11%.

1,051 people participated in the September 7 survey online and by phone. The margin of statistical error does not exceed 3% (three percentage points).

Earlier, Bild newspaper said that only 24% of German citizens believe that the current ruling coalition will continue to work until the next parliamentary elections scheduled for 2029, while 58% of respondents expect this coalition to disintegrate and the government to fall before that date.