The Alternative for Germany (AfD), a far-right party, leads voting intentions in the German legislative elections with 30%, according to a poll published today. This result places the party significantly ahead of all other competitors.
The AfD surpasses by 10 percentage points the Christian Democratic Union (CDU), the main party in the governing coalition, and its Bavarian allies from the Christian Social Union (CSU). This significant difference reflects a growing trend of support for the radical right in Germany.
The far-right party thus strengthens its position as a relevant political force in the German landscape, at a time when traditional parties face growing challenges in popularity among voters.


