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Will the upcoming FGW Politbarometer show the SPD at 16% or higher in national voter intention?

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Will the upcoming FGW Politbarometer show the SPD at 16% or higher in national voter intention?

Background

As the 2025 federal election cycle approaches, the SPD is struggling to regain ground against the CDU/CSU and the AfD. The Politbarometer by Forschungsgruppe Wahlen is a highly respected indicator of the German political mood. This market hinges on whether Chancellor Scholz's party can show a slight recovery or stabilization in the next major survey release.

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