The insurgent Alternative for Germany (AfD) party’s lead over the governing party of Chancellor Friedrich Merz has grown to a record gap, as the Berlin establishment continues to suffer amid persistent economic woes.
According to the latest poll from Insa, the AfD’s support climbed to 29 per cent, up half a percentage point from the previous week. Meanwhile, the governing centre-right Christian Democratic Union/Christian Social Union (CDU/CSU) in Bavaria fell by another full point to 20.5 per cent.
The government’s plunging popularity has also coincided with the German public turning against Chancellor Merz. According to the weekly RTL/ntv…
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