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Survey on the popularity of the German government

The latest surveys show that citizens' dissatisfaction with the federal government is growing strongly. Most see early elections as necessary. Robert Habeck's popularity has fallen by up to 8%. Most Germans want new elections as soon as possible and an end to the traffic light coalition. Even supporters of the SPD and Greens are now turning away. Only 41% of respondents still believe that the current coalition should remain in power until the next election in September 2025. 
The three most popular politicians are Boris Pistorius (55% approval), Friedrich Merz (30%) and BSW leader Sahra Wagenknecht with 24%. Federal Chancellor Olaf Scholz received 19% approval, as did Finance Minister Christian Lindner and AfD leader Alice Weidel.



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