The parliamentary vote to harden the right of asylum, in which the conservatives of the CDU achieved a majority along with the votes of the extreme right of AFD, has raised mass demonstrations in Germany that claim the validity of the sanitary cord. … Only three weeks after the early elections of February 23, at the Konrad Adenauer house there have been moments of concern for the possible consequences at the polls, but in the surveys the same disgust that has been seen in the streets does not seem to manifest in the streets .
Several polls carried out after the parliamentary session and the demonstrations agree to show that the CDU remains at the top of 30%. Despite the heated debate about the “firewall” against the extreme right, the current polytarometer shows scarce fluctuation with respect to previous surveys. The CDU is even in a slightly better position than before, since it earns 1%, while the Social Democratic Party (SPD) of Chancellor Olaf Scholz loses another 1%, as well as an alternative for Germany (AFD), until 20 %.
In another survey, this of Yougov, the social democrats rise three points to 18%, compared to the previous week, while the approval of the CDU is 29%. And according to the study of the Forsa opinion research institute, the CDU is in 28% and AFD remained constant in 20%. The SPD is still anchored in 16%. There are also cases, such as Ard Deutschlandrend’s survey in which the CDU rises to 31%.
In what all surveys coincide is in the difficulty of FPD liberals to achieve the minimum enforceable to achieve parliamentary presence, 5%, which leads the CDU to change strategy regarding this political force. While until now Fratrich Merz, the leader of the conservatives, slid the intention of having them as a preferential partner in the next government coalition, now their intention seems to deviate to absorb their votes.
This Sunday, the liberal leader Christian Lindner has planned a federal party conference at the Potsdam Metropolishalle As tactical vote. “Four percent is four percent, too insufficient for the FDP, and four percent for the CDU can make an important difference,” he said in an interview with media from the Funke group: “Voters should consider whether votes For the FDP they are lost votes at the end ».
The general secretary of the FDP, Marco Buschmann, has rejected what is perceived as an open war. “We are campaigning for black-yellow,” he said, in relation to the colors with which he relates to each of the two games, “if you want to have a guarantee that there will be no black-green and that Robert Hayeck will be a green minister of Economics, you have to vote for the FDP ». Buschmann refers to the fact that, if there is no liberal parliamentary group, the possibilities of finally having to form a coalition with the SPD or with the greens, that FDP voters want to avoid everything. In economic and immigration policy, CDU and FDP are quite close.
Merz is the candidate for the fellow of the most liberal CDU in economic terms since the 2005 Angela Merkel and the voting of votes does not seem too complicated. This week’s FDP parliamentary group meetings have been tense. Voting with the AFD has also caused stomach pains to many liberals and the game is divided into it. In the end, 67 of the 90 FDP deputies voted in favor with the CDU/CSU, AFD and the extreme left of BSW. Two voted against, five abstained and 16 liberals remained outside the vote.
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