Corona bonus fizzled out? Union with worst survey result since the beginning of the pandemic

Was it that with the corona bonus?

In the latest survey, the Union comes to the worst result since the beginning of the corona pandemic.

The SPD is catching up with the Greens.

Berlin - Since the beginning of the

in spring 2020, the

consistently achieved good

in

.

At the beginning of the

particular

, the voters surveyed were satisfied with the crisis management of the

and

and gave the ruling party their trust in surveys.

A development from which coalition partner

could only benefit to a limited extent.

Union loses again in survey: worst result since the beginning of the corona pandemic

Almost a year after the beginning of the

, this

bonus, which the Union was able to obtain,

seems to have

fizzled out again.

At least according to the latest

that the

INSA carried out on behalf of the

.

According to this, 33.5 percent of those surveyed would vote for the CDU / CSU if there was a

next Sunday

.

A loss of one percentage point.

This would mean that the

would

record

a slight increase in votes compared to the

2017

election (32.9 percent), but

at the same time

the

value

would drop

to its lowest level since March 2020.

The

is thus moving further away from the goal of "35 percent plus x", which was

proclaimed

by

after his election as chairman.

On the other hand, the

, which can

catch up

with

in the new survey,

ground.

The

increase by one percentage point and come to 17 percent, while the Greens also slipped by 0.5 percentage points to 17 percent.

Poll for the federal election: No majority for green-red-red

The

was also able to record a slight increase and stands at 9 percent.

The

of the

and

remained unchanged at 9 and 10.5 percent, respectively.

The other parties received four percent of the vote.

This result would give both a

of the

and the

, as well as the Union and the Greens, a parliamentary

.

A

of the Greens, the SPD and the Left would

miss

a majority in the

with 43 percent, but it would get more votes than a black-yellow alliance of the Union and FDP (42.5 percent).

However, the differences are so small that with a maximum error tolerance of 2.5 percentage points they are only of limited informative value.