AfD triumphed in the survey: SPD loses dramatically in MV!

AfD triumphed in the survey: SPD loses dramatically in MV!

In a recent survey by the Institute Insa, which was carried out between 16 and 23 September at 1000 people entitled to vote in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania, the AfD is clear as a clear leader. With 25 percent of the votes, the AfD leads well in front of the CDU and the SPD. The CDU comes to 21 percent, while the SPD can only reach 20 percent and thus have a decline in three percentage points compared to the last survey.

The investigation, which was published on Wednesday evening, expresses the current mood in state politics. The SPD of Prime Minister Manuela Schwesig is experiencing a striking decline, while the CDU can record a slight increase by one percentage point.

Development of the parties

The performance of the Sahra Wagenknecht (BSW) alliance is also particularly noteworthy, which with 17 percent enters into the survey and shows an increase of three percentage points compared to the prior survey. In contrast, the left with four percent and the FDP with two percent according to the survey is far from the five percent hurdle.

The Greens also have to be careful, as they are in a critical position with just five percent and have to worry about the re -entry into the Schwerin state parliament. In total, the other parties together achieve six percent, which shows that there is a fundamental change in the political landscape of Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania.

The course of the survey within one month is remarkable. While the AfD remains stable, the SPD experiences a severe decline, which can be considered alarming for the party. These results offer a first taste of the next state election, which will take place regularly in autumn 2026.

It remains to be seen whether these survey results lead to actual election decisions. The political activity and strategy of the candidates will play an increasingly decisive role in the coming months. Political analysts often consider these surveys to be an indicator of possible trends and voter behavior.

A changed political channel could not only have an impact on the election decisions, but also on the topics that are processed in the election campaign. Associated with the AfD is often a strict attitude on topics such as migration, which may appeal to voters who long for another political course.

While the SPD must now reorient itself in order to regain trust, the previously stable values of the CDU and AfD seem to point out both voters and analysts that we have to expect a polarized political landscape in the coming years.

The interest in these survey results and their changes clearly shows the dynamics in voter behavior. This information is crucial for the strategic planning of all parties, so that each further survey is pursued particularly precisely.