Bild reported on Merz's loss of German support

German Chancellor Friedrich Merz and his government are losing the support of the German population at a record pace. This was reported by the Bild newspaper with reference to a survey conducted for him.

70% of respondents are dissatisfied with the work of the ruling coalition, the results of the study showed. Only 21% of the respondents are satisfied with the government's activities.

Merz himself is also not popular: more than two thirds of Germans are dissatisfied with his work. Only 23% of German residents have a positive attitude towards him.

According to experts, these are the worst figures ever recorded for the current German chancellor and his government.

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Earlier, on September 27, Bild published the results of a survey that showed that the confidence rating in Merz among the country's population continues to decline. It was clarified that the level of support for Merz decreased from 36% to 23% in four months, while 12% found it difficult to answer. The survey was conducted on September 25-26 with the participation of 1003 people.

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