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Sahra Wagenknecht among the other board members of the “Alliance Sahra Wagenknecht – For Reason and Justice” association: Lukas Schön, Amira Mohamed Ali, Ralph Suikat and Christian Leye (from left to right). © Soeren Stache/dpa
Sahra Wagenknecht wants to take part in elections with her own party in 2024. A survey shows how much potential there is in the new alliance.
Berlin – The party of the former left-wing politician is still there Sahra Wagenknecht not founded at all. But it is already clear: a party with Wagenknecht at the helm obviously has enormous potential in Germany.
A hypothetical survey* by the opinion research institute Insa on behalf of BildIn any case, the newspaper shows what could be possible for the Wagenknecht party. The question to those surveyed was simple: “If there were a federal election next Sunday and there was a ‘Sahra-Wagenknecht party’, how would you vote?”
The answer was clear: no less than 14 percent of those surveyed could imagine voting for a corresponding Wagenknecht party. The result would catapult the Wagenknecht party to fourth place.
Hypothetical poll from October 28th by Insa with a Wagenknecht party
CDU/CSU29AfD17SPD15Wagenknecht Party14The Greens12FDP5The Left4Free Voters2Other2
Three things are particularly noteworthy: On the one hand, the survey confirms the opinion that the AfD in particular could suffer from a Wagenknecht party. Here it only reaches 17 percent – and therefore significantly lower than in all Insa surveys in the past few months. It has been there since mid-June AfD Here it was at least stable at more than 20 percent; the best value was 23 percent in mid-October.
On the other hand, the Wagenknecht party would be almost as strong as them straight away SPD, which comes in at 15 percent in this survey. Thirdly, it is noticeable that the result of the Left Nothing would change at all, it still comes to four percent.
Regular Insa survey from October 28th without Wagenknecht party
It is also exciting to take a look at Insa’s regular Sunday question, which was raised without Sahra Wagenknecht’s new party. The comparison of the two surveys shows how many points Wagenknecht would take from the other parties. The biggest loser, as already indicated above, is the AfD, which still cracks the 20 percent mark in the regular Sunday question. Also the Union CDU and CSUthe traffic light parties, the Free Voters and the others do better here.
CDU/CSU31AfD21SPD16The Greens13FDP6The Left4Free Voters3Other6
On October 23, Sahra Wagenknecht announced her departure from the Left and plans to found a new party. First, the “Alliance Sahra Wagenknecht” association will collect donations for this purpose. The party is scheduled to be founded in January 2024. According to Wagenknecht, she should run in the European elections in June 2024. The aim is also to enter the race in the state elections. (cs)
* A notice: The Insa Institute surveyed a total of 1,005 citizens for its hypothetical Sunday question on October 26th and 27th, 2023. A total of 1,216 people were surveyed for the regular Sunday question from October 23rd to 27th, 2023. The maximum statistical margin of error is plus/minus 2.9 percentage points.
2023-10-30 04:39:37
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