Poll finds 45% of voters in eastern Germany support AfD, while only 12% back Merz's party
What to know about Poll finds 45% of voters in eastern Germany support AfD, while only 12% back Merz's party
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What happened
Support for the Alternative for Germany (AfD) party is surging in Germany’s eastern states, reaching 45% and putting it 30 percentage points ahead of its nearest rival, The Left, at 15%, according to a survey by polling institute Forsa commissioned by RTL and…
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Follow-up questions
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