AI-generated summary
The survey was conducted from September 21st to 25th among 1203 people. The maximum statistical margin of error is 2.9 percentage points.
According to a survey, the Union parties have fallen to 19 percent nationwide, reaching their lowest value recorded in this legislative period. In the current Sunday trend from the Insa Institute for “Bild am Sonntag”, the CDU/CSU lose one percentage point. The AfD remains unchanged at 29 percent.
The SPD and the Greens each increased by one percentage point and reached 14 and 15 percent respectively. The Left loses one point and gets ten percent. The FDP also falls by one point to four percent, the BSW remains at three percent.
1,203 people were interviewed for the survey from September 21st to 25th. According to Insa, the maximum statistical error tolerance is 2.9 percentage points.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
The Union will review its strategy to stop the decline.
Likely · Within weeks
The SPD and the Greens will try to use their current upswing and expand it further.
Possible · Within weeks

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