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Recent opinion polls conducted by the German "Insa" Institute indicate a surge in support for the Alternative for Germany (AfD) party, reaching 30% at the federal level. Meanwhile, backing for the Christian Union led by Friedrich Merz has fallen to 18%. These figures represent the highest and lowest levels recorded so far for the two parties, with a 12 percentage point margin in favor of the AfD. The results also show that other polls report similar levels, with the Christian Union's support declining from 18.5% to this level, while AfD's support has increased to 30%. Public opinion is suffering from a high level of dissatisfaction with the Chancellor’s and government’s performance, which has reached 79%. The findings suggest that forming a coalition government will require a tripartite alliance between the Christian Union, the Social Democratic Party, and the Greens, due to the absence of a clear majority.
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