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AfD leads Germany’s federal election poll with 29 percent
The latest INSA poll on Germany’s federal election put the AfD in first place with 29 percent of the vote. The CDU/CSU stood at 20 percent, while the FDP and BSW failed to clear the 5 percent electoral threshold.
INSA’s poll on Germany’s federal election showed the AfD in first place with 29 percent of the vote. The Christian Democratic Union/Christian Social Union (CDU/CSU) stood at 20 percent, putting the gap between the two parties at 9 percentage points.
Parties’ vote shares
The Greens received 14 percent, the Social Democratic Party (SPD) 13 percent and the Left Party 10 percent in the poll.
The Free Democratic Party (FDP) stood at 4 percent, while the Alliance Sahra Wagenknecht (BSW) received 3 percent.
With these results, the FDP and BSW fell below the 5 percent electoral threshold and would not enter the Bundestag.
Expected election date
Germany’s next federal election is expected to be held in March 2029.
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