Schwerin (dpa-AfX)-Places between the SPD and AfD: According to an Infratest dimap survey, 38 percent of voters in the country would choose the AfD about a year before the next election in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania. The party would be by far the strongest force if the state election were on Sunday, as shown by the survey that the North German Radio commissioned. At the same time, she would more than double her result of the 2021 state election.
The currently incumbent SPD by Prime Minister Manuela Schwesig comes to 19 percent in the Sunday question – half as much as in the state election. The CDU would choose 13 percent, the left comes to 12 percent. BSW would choose 7 percent and the Greens received 5 percent of the votes. According to this, the FDP does not matter. According to the NDR, the survey is representative.
SPD and LINKE according to the survey behind AfD
The SPD had won the election in 2021 with the state chairman Schwesig at the top with 39.6 percent and then formed a coalition with the left. According to the survey, if the state election was on Sunday – the current government of the SPD and Left would also get less votes with 31 percent together than the AfD. It would be voted out. The next state election in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania is expected to be on September 20, 2026.
On behalf of the NDR, Infratest Dimap had 1,151 eligible voters of all ages, educational qualifications and genders in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania by means of computer-aided telephone and online interviews. A total of 674 telephone interviews and 477 online surveys were carried out.
Election surveys are generally always affected with uncertainties. Among other things, waning party bindings and more and more short -term election decisions make it more difficult for opinion research institutes the weighting of the data collected. The fluctuation width is 2 percentage points with a share value of 10 percent and 3 percentage points with a share value of 50 percent. Basically, surveys only reflect the opinion at the time of the survey and are not forecasts on the election outcome ./cgl/dp/stw