How would CDU/CSU be doing in the polls right now with a different Chancellor candidate? (user search)

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How would CDU/CSU be doing in the polls right now with a different Chancellor candidate? (search mode)

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#1 Söder: better		37 (88.1%)
#2 Söder: same		2 (4.8%)
#3 Söder: worse		2 (4.8%)
#4 Merz: better		15 (35.7%)
#5 Merz: same		12 (28.6%)
#6 Merz: worse		8 (19%)
#7 Röttgen: better		15 (35.7%)
#8 Röttgen: same		15 (35.7%)
#9 Röttgen: worse		4 (9.5%)
#10 AKK: better		7 (16.7%)
#11 AKK: same		17 (40.5%)
#12 AKK: worse		12 (28.6%)
#13 Spahn: better		7 (16.7%)
#14 Spahn: same		18 (42.9%)
#15 Spahn: worse		11 (26.2%)
#16 Merkel: better		37 (88.1%)
#17 Merkel: same		4 (9.5%)
#18 Merkel: worse		1 (2.4%)

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Topic: How would CDU/CSU be doing in the polls right now with a different Chancellor candidate? (Read 1191 times)

Astatine
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How would CDU/CSU be doing in the polls right now with a different Chancellor candidate?

« on: August 11, 2021, 06:09:55 PM »

They're stuck at 22-25 % now, only narrowly ahead of Greens and SPD and way below their 2017 result (32.9%) which had already been their second worst in history.

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Astatine
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Political Matrix
E: -0.72, S: -5.90

Re: How would CDU/CSU be doing in the polls right now with a different Chancellor candidate?

« Reply #1 on: August 20, 2021, 07:18:23 AM »

This post could've been written 1:1 in February 2020:

Quote from: Amanda Huggenkiss on August 20, 2021, 06:44:04 AM

AKK is the Peter-principle in action: She was somewhat competent as a state minister in Saarland, became prime minister, and then, more or less by luck, was re-elected twice. AKK had very decent approval ratings in Saarland before becoming leader of the CDU, but getting involved in federal politics was one step too far for her. The result of this over-promotion is painfully visible right now.

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