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BackSondaggio Deutschlandtrend: solo il 10% soddisfatto del lavoro di Merz, minimo storico dal 1997
Sondaggio Deutschlandtrend: solo il 10% soddisfatto del lavoro di Merz, minimo storico dal 1997
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Sondaggio Deutschlandtrend: solo il 10% soddisfatto del lavoro di Merz, minimo storico dal 1997

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  • Solo il 10% dei tedeschi si dichiara soddisfatto o molto soddisfatto del lavoro del cancelliere Friedrich Merz nel sondaggio Deutschlandtrend dell'Ard, il valore più basso mai registrato per un cancelliere dal 1997.
  • L'88% esprime insoddisfazione, in calo dal 13% di settembre, dopo le sconfitte elettorali della Cdu in Sassonia-Anhalt e Meclemburgo.

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Why It Matters

Friedrich Merz è diventato cancelliere tedesco e ha affrontato un mese di settembre difficile dopo le sconfitte elettorali della Cdu in Sassonia-Anhalt e Meclemburgo, che hanno alimentato critiche interne al partito.

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Per il cancelliere tedesco Friedrich Merz continua la discesa nei sondaggi. Solo una persona su dieci (10%) si dichiara soddisfatta o molto soddisfatta del lavoro del politico della Cdu nel sondaggio "Deutschlandtrend" dell'emittente Ard. Si tratta del valore più basso mai registrato per un cancelliere nella storia del "Deutschlandtrend" dal 1997, come ha comunicato la Wdr.

Quasi nove persone su dieci (88%) si dichiarano invece poco o per nulla soddisfatte. All'inizio di settembre Merz aveva raccolto il 13% di consensi.

Il Kanzler è reduce da un mese di settembre complicato a causa delle batoste elettorali dei cristiano-democratici in Sassonia-Anhalt e in Meclemburgo. I risultati hanno provocato critiche contro Merz anche da parte di esponenti del suo partito.

What to Watch

AI outlook — possibilities, not facts

  • Merz affronterà pressioni crescenti per migliorare i risultati nei sondaggi nelle prossime settimane

    Likely · Within weeks

Open Questions

  • Quali misure prenderà Merz per recuperare la fiducia degli elettori?
  • La Cdu subirà ulteriori perdite nelle prossime elezioni regionali?
  • C'è rischio di una sfida alla leadership di Merz all'interno del partito?

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