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German Social Democrats caught up to Chancellor Angela Merkel’s conservative bloc of the Christian Democrats and the Christian Social Union after gaining one percent, poll published on Sunday revealed.
Sputnik — A weekly Emnid survey, conducted for the German newspaper
Bild between March 2 and 8 among 1,882 registered voters revealed that
both SPD and the CDU/CSU bloc now enjoy the support of 33 percent both.
The far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD) came in third with eight percent of votes.
The Christian Democrats and the Social Democrats, who formed a grand coalition government over three years ago, have been running neck-and-neck in polls since February.
The SPD briefly pulled ahead by one percent early last month, a historic success that was attributed to the popularity of its new leader, Martin Schulz, as a new face on the German political arena.
The parliamentary elections in Germany will take place on September 24, 2017.
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