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Germany’s far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD) party has widened its lead over Chancellor Friedrich Merz’s conservative bloc, according to a new national poll by Berlin-based research institute Infratest dimap.

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00:00The Far-Right Alternative for Germany, or AFD Party, has further extended its age over German Chancellor Friedrich Merz' Conservatives.
00:09This is according to the results of a new national poll released by Infratest DEMAPT, a well-known German polling
00:17and research institute based in Berlin.
00:22The poll found that only 21% of voters would back Merz's centre-right bloc, made up of the Christian
00:28Democrats and the Bavaria-only Christian Social Union.
00:32Meanwhile, the AFD, which is under investigation by Domestic Intelligence Services, for its extremist views, gained one percentage point to
00:40reach 28%.
00:41The junior partner in the coalition government, the centre-left Social Democrats, garnered 12% support, with the Greens on
00:4815%, the left on 11%, and the pro-market Free Democrats on 4%, all unchanged from the previous month.
00:56Germany is due to hold its next general election on or before March 25, 2029.
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