Laut den am Donnerstag veröffentlichten Ergebnissen der National Barometer Survey (NBS) erhielt Lee 49 Prozent Zustimmung. Kim Moon-soo, Kandidat der Partei Macht des Volks (PPP), kam auf 27 Prozent, Lee Jun-seok von der Neuen Reformpartei auf sieben Prozent.
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Lee Jae-myung leads presidential race in first poll after campaign kickoff
(May 13, 2025)
Lee Jae-myung of the Democratic Party has taken a clear lead over his rivals in the first public opinion poll released since the start of official campaigning for South Korea’s 21st presidential election, with results showing him ahead by a margin beyond the error range.
YouGov: Wenn am nächsten Sonntag Bundestagswahl wäre …
CDU/CSU 26%
SPD 14%
GRÜNE 12%
FDP 4%
LINKE 10%
AfD 26%
FW –
BSW 5%
Sonstige 3%
Verordnete „Kriegstüchtigkeit“ und paralysierte Bürger – Warum nehmen wir die Kriegsvorbereitung widerstandslos hin? Teil 1
Zusammenfassung
Es sind also zusammengefasst folgende Charakteristika der atomaren Situation, die es uns so schwer machen, wirklich zu erfassen, auf welch abschüssiger Bahn wir uns längst befinden:
Die Bedrohung ist zu groß, als dass wir sie uns noch adäquat vorstellen könnten.
Sie ist zu entsetzlich, als dass wir sie uns noch vorstellen mögen.
Sie ist unsichtbar, räumlich also nicht zu orten und damit überall und nirgends.
Zahllose Menschen sind – alle auf das Indirekteste – in die Herstellung der Untergangsgeräte eingebunden.
Das finale Inferno kann im Ernstfall auf das Leichteste realisiert werden: Am Ende wird es ein via Künstliche Intelligenz von einem Computer gesteuerter Computer gewesen sein!
Poll: 53% of Americans now have unfavorable view of Israel, 32% confident in Netanyahu
A majority of Americans — 53 percent — now hold an unfavorable view of Israel, according to a new Pew survey released Tuesday, which also showed just under a third of Americans have confidence in Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
How Americans view Israel and the Israel-Hamas war at the start of Trump’s second term
A slight majority of Americans (53%) now express a somewhat or very unfavorable opinion of Israel.
Forsa: Wenn am nächsten Sonntag Bundestagswahl wäre …
CDU/CSU 25%
SPD 15%
GRÜNE 12%
FDP 3%
LINKE 10%
AfD 24%
FW –
BSW 4%
Sonstige 7%
Nichtwähler/Unentschl. 19%
Support for a Third Political Party in the U.S. Dips to 58%
(October 1, 2024)
Fifty-eight percent of U.S. adults agree that a third major party is needed in the U.S. because the Republican and Democratic parties “do such a poor job” of representing the American people, marking the 12th consecutive majority-level reading in Gallup’s trend that stretches back more than two decades. While down five percentage points from last year’s record high, it is still on par with the average 56% support level over the course of the trend since 2003.
Majority of Democratic Voters: Current Leaders Failing to Combat Trump, Defend Working Class
„Democratic voters are sending a clear message: They want leaders who will fight Trump and put working people first,“ said Danielle Deiseroth, executive director of Data for Progress, the progressive think tank behind the surveys. „The base is tired of weak opposition and business-as-usual politics.“
„This level of discontent is unsustainable for a party looking to build back in the wake of major losses—at a certain point, Democratic leaders will need to show voters that they are taking a stronger stance against Trump, or step aside for someone who will,“ Deiseroth added.
Less Than Half in U.S. Now Sympathetic Toward Israelis
(Mqarch 6, 2025)
For years, a core tenet of Middle East peace proposals has been the so-called “two-state solution,” which would entail the creation of a Palestinian state. Gallup has measured Americans’ views on this since 1999. Since then, more Americans have supported than opposed the establishment of an independent Palestinian state in the West Bank and the Gaza Strip, and that continues today. Currently, 55% are in favor and 31% opposed, while 14% do not have an opinion.
BSW Landesverband Hamburg
Sieben Schwerpunkte, für die wir uns in der Bürgerschaft stark machen werden:
– Wir wollen ein friedliches Hamburg, das für Völkerverständigung und Weltoffenheit steht. Unser Hafen soll ein Ort des Handels und der Wertschöpfung sein und keine NATO-Drehscheibe für Waffen und Kriegsmaterial. Nachwuchsanwerbung durch Offiziere der Bundeswehr an den Schulen lehnen wir ab.
– Die SAGA als kommunales Wohnungsunternehmen aller Hamburgerinnen und Hamburger soll ihre Gewinne zur Schaffung von neuem, preiswerten Wohnraum, Sanierung und Modernisierung verwenden, anstatt sie an den Senat zum Stopfen von Haushaltslöchern abzuführen. Wir wollen bezahlbare Wohnungen schaffen, statt Immobilienhaie noch reicher zu machen.
– Wir wollen ein zentrales Baustellen-Management und ein Ende des Baustellen-Chaos. Unser ÖPNV muss leistungsfähiger, preiswerter und auch in den Randgebieten flächendeckend werden. Auch beim Verkehr wollen wir eine barrierefreie, inklusive Stadt.
– Wir wollen gute Bildung für alle – von der Kita bis zur Hochschule. Hamburg muss mehr in die Bildung und insbesondere in das Personal investieren. Kinder brauchen mehr Lehrerinnen und Lehrer und keine Digitalgeräte. Jedes Kind soll nach der Grundschule lesen, schreiben und rechnen können und täglich ein kostenloses Mittagessen erhalten.
– Wir wollen mehr öffentliche Investitionen in eine gemeinwohlorientierte Wirtschaft und Infrastruktur, kein weiteres Verscherbeln von städtischem Grund und Boden sowie unbürokratische Verfahren und schnelle, verlässliche Entscheidungen für kleine und mittlere Betriebe…
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Voters Strongly Oppose Trump’s Plan to “Take Over” and “Own” Gaza
The survey described how Trump called for the U.S. to “take over” and “own” Gaza, and transform it from a “demolition site” into the “Riviera of the Middle East.” After being informed that such a takeover would require forcibly resettling the roughly 1.8 million Palestinians who live in Gaza into neighboring countries, 64% of voters, including a majority of Democrats (85%) and Independents (63%), say they oppose this proposal. Republicans are more divided, with 46% in support and 43% opposed.
EXCLUSIVE: Nearly Two in Three American Voters Oppose Trump‘s Gaza ‚Takeover‘ Plan
Donald Trump has floated countless outlandish ideas during his time as president, but his latest — that the US should “take over” and “own” Gaza — stands out. On Feb. 4, he proposed turning Gaza from a “demolition site” into the “Riviera of the Middle East,” as if a geopolitical crisis could be solved with a real estate makeover and the ethnic cleansing of the enclave’s entire population. Our new Data for Progress survey, shared exclusively with Zeteo, shows that US voters strongly reject the idea.
ARD-DeutschlandTrend: Vorgehen der Union spaltet die Deutschen
Im aktuellen ARD DeutschlandTrend äußert sich die Hälfte kritisch zum Vorgehen der Union, mit AfD-Stimmen einem Antrag zur Mehrheit zu verhelfen. Ein gutes Viertel davon (27 Prozent) finden das Vorgehen der Union grundsätzlich falsch. Knapp jeder Vierte (23 Prozent) ist zwar grundsätzlich mit dem Vorstoß der Union einverstanden, nicht jedoch mit der Inkaufnahme von AfD-Stimmen.
Gut vier von zehn (43 Prozent) bewerten das Unions-Vorgehen im Bundestag grundsätzlich als richtig – auch wenn dafür AfD-Stimmen in Kauf genommen wurden.
Only 3% Of Jewish Israelis Think Trump’s Ethnic Cleansing Plan For Gaza Is Immoral
Three percent. If that isn’t a sign of a morally diseased society, I don’t know what would be.
INSA: Wenn am nächsten Sonntag Bundestagswahl wäre …
CDU/CSU 30 %
SPD 16 %
GRÜNE 13 %
FDP 4,5 %
LINKE 5 %
FW –
AfD 22 %
BSW 5.5 %
Sonstige 4 %
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Support for a Third Political Party in the U.S. Dips to 58%
(October 1, 2024)
Fifty-eight percent of U.S. adults agree that a third major party is needed in the U.S. because the Republican and Democratic parties “do such a poor job” of representing the American people, marking the 12th consecutive majority-level reading in Gallup’s trend that stretches back more than two decades. While down five percentage points from last year’s record high, it is still on par with the average 56% support level over the course of the trend since 2003.
INSA: Wenn am nächsten Sonntag Bundestagswahl wäre …
(January 11, 2025)
CDU/CSU 30 %
SPD 16 %
GRÜNE 13 %
FDP 4 %
LINKE 3 %
FW –
AfD 22 %
BSW 6 %
Sonstige 6 %
Gaza, Umfrage, Deutsche
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Support for a Third Political Party in the U.S. Dips to 58%
(October 1, 2024)
Fifty-eight percent of U.S. adults agree that a third major party is needed in the U.S. because the Republican and Democratic parties “do such a poor job” of representing the American people, marking the 12th consecutive majority-level reading in Gallup’s trend that stretches back more than two decades. While down five percentage points from last year’s record high, it is still on par with the average 56% support level over the course of the trend since 2003.
Poll: 68% of Israelis Dissatisfied with Netanyahu’s Far-Right Govt
(December 29, 2024)
A Channel 12 poll published on Friday, December 27, and held ahead of the far-right government’s two-year anniversary on Sunday finds that 68 percent of the public disapprove of its performance, as opposed to just 26% who approve and six percent who say they didn’t know.
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In addition, according to this week’s Maariv poll if new Knesset elections were held today the opposition earned 72 seats, including six for Hadash-Ta’al. Survey respondents were asked for whom they would vote said Netanyahu’s Likud and the rest of the ruling coalition far-right parties emerged with a combined 48 seats, one fewer than last week. The coalition has 64 seats and therefore needs at least 13 more seats to form a government.
Sonntagsfrage Bundestagswahl
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Knesset Votes to Extend State of Emergency, Poll: Majority Support Ending War
(December 24, 2024)
According to a poll published by Maariv on Friday, a substantial 74% of the public says Israel should pursue a comprehensive deal to secure the return of all hostages, even if it requires halting the fighting in Gaza. Among opposition voters, support reaches 84%, while 57% of coalition voters agree. In contrast, only 16% favor a partial deal, and 10% remain undecided.
In addition, text messages published Thursday purport to show that Sara Netanyahu, the wife of Prime Minister Netanyahu, was instrumental in efforts to combat those perceived as enemies of the family, going so far as to instruct her husband’s secretary to send activists of his Likud party to hurl obscenities at their neighbors, the parents of a fallen military pilot, who were active in demonstrations against the premier.
The correspondence of Benjamin Netanyahu’s late aide Hanni Bleiweiss, published by Channel 12 investigative program “Uvda” (facts), indicated that the premier’s wife and son were active in efforts to dig up dirt on his political rivals; intimidate key actors in his corruption trial; and sic law enforcement on protesters against him, while seeking the promotion of police officers who complied with the request.
Half of Ukrainians Want Quick, Negotiated End to War
(November 19, 2024)
In Gallup’s latest surveys of Ukraine, conducted in August and October 2024, an average of 52% of Ukrainians would like to see their country negotiate an end to the war as soon as possible. Nearly four in 10 Ukrainians (38%) believe their country should keep fighting until victory.
Ukrainians’ current attitudes toward the war represent a decisive shift from where they stood after it began in late February 2022. Surveyed in the months after Russia launched its full-scale invasion, Ukrainians were defiant, with 73% preferring fighting until victory.
Poll: Majority of Ukrainians Want Peace Talks To End War With Russia
(November 19, 2024)
A poll released by Gallup on Tuesday found that the majority of Ukrainians want peace talks to end the war with Russia.
The poll, conducted in August and October, found that 52% of respondents wanted talks with Russia to end the conflict as soon as possible, while 38% believed Ukraine should keep fighting, and 9% said they didn’t know or refused to answer.
Zügig zugelassen: BSW vor Regierungsbeteiligungen
Die Parteichefin hat die schnelle Beteiligung an zwei Landesregierungen »beispiellos« genannt. Die zügige Zulassung zur Exekutive ist aber offensichtlich für nicht wenige Wähler der Partei gerade kein Grund zur Freude: Prompt schwächelt das BSW in Umfragen, und die ersten interessierten Diagnosen, die einen »Absturz« konstatieren, gehen in Druck.
Sonntagsfrage Bundestagswahl
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Support for a Third Political Party in the U.S. Dips to 58%
Fifty-eight percent of U.S. adults agree that a third major party is needed in the U.S. because the Republican and Democratic parties “do such a poor job” of representing the American people, marking the 12th consecutive majority-level reading in Gallup’s trend that stretches back more than two decades. While down five percentage points from last year’s record high, it is still on par with the average 56% support level over the course of the trend since 2003.
Jill Stein tops Kamala Harris in national poll of Muslim voters
According to polling conducted the last two days of October by the Council on American Islamic Relations of “1,449 verified Muslim voters,” Green Party candidate Jill Stein is marginally ahead of Vice President Kamala Harris with America’s 2.5 million voters of the Islamic faith.
“42% now favor Stein for president while 41% favor Harris. This is a statistical tie similar to the 29% support each candidate received in CAIR’s late August survey,” the group is announcing.
BREAKING: CAIR’s Final Election Poll Shows Stein and Harris Still Tied Among Muslim Voters, Trump Trailing
The Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR), the nation’s largest Muslim civil rights and advocacy organization, today announced that the results of its latest and final poll of Muslim voter preferences in the 2024 presidential election show that 42% now favor Green Party nominee Jill Stein for president while 41% favor Vice President Kamala Harris. This is a statistical tie similar to the 29% support each candidate received in CAIR’s late August survey.
Democrats look to quash threat from Green Party’s Jill Stein
(October 18,2024)
Kennedy, who has become a top surrogate for Trump since dropping out, posed a specific threat to Democrats in that he had a famous name attached to their party but aligned politically with the right on many issues. Stein, however, is to the left of most progressives and, in Democrats’ estimation, comes with her own unique baggage.
That lingering, eight-year-old resentment has prompted an uptick of activity across the party, with Harris’s allies strategizing multiple ways to cut off any support she has in states where 1 and 2 percent support could be decisive.
Voters Are Deeply Skeptical About the Health of American Democracy
Three-quarters of voters in the United States say democracy is under threat, though their perception of the forces imperiling it varies widely based on partisan leanings. And a majority of voters believe that the country is plagued by corruption, with 62 percent saying that the government is mostly working to benefit itself and elites rather than the common good.
CNN Town Hall Exposes Kamala‘s Inability To State Beliefs; Democrats‘ „Trump Is Hitler“ Tactic Failing Again
t‘s Thursday, October 24.
As some of you might have noticed, I was not here the last few days, but I am appreciative of Michael Tracey, the intrepid independent journalist, who sat in for me one night and of our excellent team who put together two great shows in my absence so that we weren‘t off the air even one night. But I‘m very happy to be back.
Tonight: From the moment Democratic Party elites imposed Kamala Harris on their party and then on the country, the most glaring weakness of her candidacy was manifest from the very beginning: she has no actual views or policy she‘s willing or able to express – to the point that they actually kept her away from any unscripted interviews, and her campaign site had no issue positions of any kind for weeks, not even vague banalities. The campaign strategy could not have been any clearer: to replicate Hillary Clinton‘s 2016 tactic of featuring as the overarching message that you should vote for her because she‘s not Donald Trump.
Top pollster identifies the moment that could cost Kamala Harris the election as ‘everything froze’
Luntz warned the shift in the Harris campaign could cost her the White House as voters demand more details about her.
“The fact is Donald Trump is defined,” he explained. “He’s not gaining, he’s not losing. He is who he is, and his vote is where it is. She is less well defined, and if she continues just to define this race as ‘vote against Trump,’ she’s going to stay where she is now and she may lose.”
Trump chips away at Harris’s national advantage, two new polls show
A new ABC News-Ipsos poll, conducted from Oct. 4-8, showed that among likely voters, Harris led Trump 50 percent to 48 percent, within the poll’s margin of error. Last month, the same poll found Harris at 51 percent support among likely voters compared to Trump at 46 percent.
An NBC News poll also conducted from Oct. 4-8 and showed an even split between Trump and Harris, with each garnering 48 percent support among registered voters. In that same poll last month, Harris was up by five points — another result within the poll’s margins.
Harris sees troubling signs in latest New York Times/Siena poll
With just more than a week to go before Election Day, the contest continues to hinge on the states of Michigan, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, Arizona, Georgia, Nevada and North Carolina.
Polling between the two candidates in all seven states remains incredibly tight, suggesting the race could be one of the closest in American history.