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Habeck falls badly in the ranking of politicians - Söder and Wagenknecht are involved in the front

2022-09-20T03:16:18.251Z


Habeck falls badly in the ranking of politicians - Söder and Wagenknecht are involved in the front Created: 09/20/2022, 05:00 By: Marcus Giebel For months it was set in stone: Robert Habeck is the most popular politician in Germany. Now he's losing a lot of places in the ranking. Behind there are some surprises. Munich – The crash came with an announcement. But it was extremely violent. For mo


Habeck falls badly in the ranking of politicians - Söder and Wagenknecht are involved in the front

Created: 09/20/2022, 05:00

By: Marcus Giebel

For months it was set in stone: Robert Habeck is the most popular politician in Germany.

Now he's losing a lot of places in the ranking.

Behind there are some surprises.

Munich – The crash came with an announcement.

But it was extremely violent.

For months, Robert Habeck was at the top of the rankings of the most popular politicians in Germany.

Mainly thanks to his rhetorical qualities, with which he captivated his listeners in these special times.

Even if the former head of the Greens as Economics Minister was not only able to make popular decisions.

But in the end he hardly left a blunder.

First, the Vice-Chancellor had to admit significant shortcomings in the planned gas surcharge, which would have enabled healthy energy companies to generate additional income.

The 53-year-old offered another target for attack with the decision to take the nuclear power plants that are still in operation off the grid despite the energy crisis at the end of the year, and to only let two of them run on reserve.

Politician ranking: Habeck loses many places and has to give up the top

At the latest, the appearance at Sandra Maischberger, in which the native of Lübeck somewhat reinterpreted the word insolvency and thus snubbed many medium-sized companies, was the last straw.

Now Habeck got the receipt in the form of the latest survey by the opinion research institute INSA on behalf of the

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He lost six points and slipped from place in the sun for the first time since March 21 to find himself sixth.

In an INSA survey, 49 percent of those questioned had attested to his poor work.

What should hurt him particularly: Annalena Baerbock inherits the throne in the popularity ranking.

In the most recent federal election, Habeck had to let her take precedence as the top candidate.

The first thing to do now is to try to narrow the gap again - which, in view of the upcoming winter and the gas shortage, is likely to be a Herculean task, at least in the coming months.

Baerbock leads in survey: She benefits "from Habeck's blunders and the energy crisis"

Baerbock also lost a point compared to the previous survey, but she should be able to cope with that.

The Foreign Minister recently got negative headlines when she said she would support Ukraine for as long as it was necessary - regardless of how her German voters felt about it.

The outrage on the internet was only captured when it was revealed that the sentence had been taken out of context.

INSA boss Hermann Binkert says

in the

picture : "Annalena Baerbock benefits from Habeck's crash.

She is also expanding her lead over Habeck within the Greens electorate.” The pollster sees her as a beneficiary “of Habeck's blunders and the energy crisis.

It is striking that she does not protect Habeck.” Is the former political dream couple of the Greens falling out in the struggle for voters' favour?

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With a surprise, it continues in second place.

Markus Söder ranks there.

Things got a little quieter this summer around the former captain of the Caution in the Corona Pandemic team.

Most recently, however, he was eagerly firing poisoned arrows again - in contrast to the weeks before the federal election, but only in the direction of political competition.

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In the face of the last winter before the state elections in Bavaria, he managed to jump out of the camp of the Corona warnings, the CSU boss has long since shown himself to be a close-to-the-popular father of the state at the various festivals.

Of course, he is also present at the Wiesn, where, as is well known, the first beer goes to the Bavarian Prime Minister.

His FFP2 mask with the Bavarian coat of arms, which has long been known nationwide and which now has to stay at home more often, will then be missing.

Team caution was yesterday.

While Söder keeps his score, Cem Özdemir also loses a point, which is why the Minister of Agriculture remains in third place despite the Habeck crash.

Also surprisingly, former Left Party leader Sahra Wagenknecht, who made the headlines with her pro-Putin and pro-Russia positions, jumped from seventh to fourth position.

This seems to have caught on with quite a few survey participants.

The two most popular politicians in Germany: Markus Söder only has to give way to Annalena Baerbock.

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Sunday question: Only the Greens lose - the beneficiary is the FDP

With regard to the Sunday question, there were hardly any changes.

Of the 2,039 participants who voted between September 9th and 12th, 28 percent would still check the Union.

Only the Greens lost half a percentage point and now land at 20 percent.

They are still the second strongest force ahead of the SPD with 18 percent.

The AfD remains at 13.5 percent, while the FDP increases by half a percentage point to eight percent.

The left would also make it into the Bundestag with a further 5.5 percent.

As before, the remaining parties account for seven percent.

For the traffic light, 46 percent would not be enough to govern.

A grand coalition would also not be an option with 46 percent.

In contrast, a coalition of Union and Greens would have a parliamentary majority of 48 percent, the so-called Germany coalition of Union, SPD and FDP would even come to 54 percent.

For comparison: in the federal elections last year, the traffic light parties together achieved 52 percent.

Conclusion from INSA boss Binkert: “The Union can choose the coalition partner or partners.

No government could be formed without and against them. ”That would only mean a suitable candidate for chancellor – although he is the most popular Union politician, Söder recently emphasized again that he no longer wanted to aspire to this position in his career.

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Source: merkur

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