Germans do not see Schultz as a suitable chancellor for their country

According to the report of the international group Tasnim news agency quoting “Focus” publication, the results of the latest survey show that about two-thirds of Germans no longer trust Schultz and Haubeck to keep their positions.

According to this survey that It was commissioned by RTL and NTV Germany. About two-thirds of the citizens believe that Olaf Schultz, the German Prime Minister, and Robert Haubeck, the Minister of Economy and his deputy, are not suitable for their positions. Most respondents also no longer trust German Finance Minister Christian Lindner to hold his position.

When it comes to German chancellor preferences, Olaf Schultz and Friedrich Merz, head of the Christian Democratic Party, lost one percentage point each from the previous week, while the values ​​of Robert Haubeck and German Foreign Minister Annale Baerbock remained unchanged. Accordingly, if they could choose the chancellor directly, in the Schulz-Merz-Hobeck scenario, 18% would currently choose Schulz, 21% Merz and 17% Hobeck.

The results of the poll also show that only about a third of German citizens believe that Chancellor Olaf Schultz (30%) and Economy Minister Robert Haubeck (33%) are fulfilling their duties in office. Slightly more German citizens believe this about Finance Minister Christian Lindner (44%) than Schultz and Haubeck.

2nd to 8th April 2024 among 2506 eligible voters.

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