Polls, questions? The word should also exist, just as there is also the non-word. So: polls are not election results, far from it – but you can use them as a guide. They reflect the current mood; real votes and percentage points come later. When you come.
But, as I said: a clue. Last but not least, for the election campaigners, where they need something or improve. It is clear that politics are made with surveys – namely like this.
How much Armin Laschet’s laughter gate has been shown, for example, in the latest surveys – and that is important. Because that can make him better. He has to work on himself, on solidity, on decisiveness. Can he crisis or not? Does he know what belongs when? Can he react decisively to new, fundamental developments? It all comes down to him now. And indirectly also on the competitors.
It is logical that they are immediately compared with one another and with one another. Both the voters and those responsible for the respective election campaign do this. Annalena Baerbock has her own problems to deal with; but it must also exist with the others, in a sense called by and with Laschet. It has to keep up with the competition for not only authenticity, but also originality.
Scholz arrives quieter and therefore more serious
Olaf Scholz and his campaigners do it right in that they observe the movements very closely and react to them with their own accents, quieter, which is considered serious. The way he looked at the flood area was not inferior, and as the master of the coffers he can keep what he has promised to help. It pays off – now.
How long the trend will be a comrade – as they used to say – has not been determined. It goes up and down as you can see everyone involved, person and party. The trend also depends on who makes the fewest mistakes from now on. Or come up with a really catchy plan for Germany that is understandable for the majority and that has it all. Mind you: not on a hundred or more pages.
The countdown to September 26th will soon begin. Such a plan can still turn moods and bring votes. That would also be reflected in the next polls. The election campaigners have a choice.
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