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Leipzig (dpa / sn) - According to a recent survey, the CDU is ahead of the Saxon voters.
According to a report in the "Leipziger Volkszeitung" (Monday), it would currently come to 34 percent in state elections.
That is two percentage points less than in the survey in July 2020, but almost two percentage points more than in the state election a year ago.
The AfD follows as the second strongest party with 26 percent;
in the 2019 state election it had reached 27.8 percent.
Left (11 percent), Greens (10 percent) and SPD (7.7 percent) would improve slightly - and the FDP would create the five percent hurdle for re-entry into the state parliament.
CDU, Bündnis 90 / Die Grünen and SPD and thus the ruling Kenya coalition would defend their majority with a combined 51 percent.
The Erfurt opinion research institute Insa, on behalf of the “Leipziger Volkszeitung”, surveyed a total of 1008 adults from all districts, cities and social classes by telephone or online from December 1 to 15, 2020. As a result, 58 percent said that Prime Minister Michael Kretschmer (CDU) did a good to very good job. For Economics Minister Martin Dulig (SPD) it was 42 percent and for Health Minister Petra Köpping (SPD) 40 percent.