Germans are divided between the ruling coalition and the opposition before the elections

With the launch of the countdown to the date of the general elections in Germany scheduled on September 22 , revealed the results of an opinion poll that the popularity of the ruling coalition and the opposition bloc represented at the three parties have become equal .
The results of the poll, which was conducted by the Institute " Forsa " to measure indicators opinion commissioned by the magazine "Stern" German channel " RTL " television , on Tuesday, that the ruling coalition, which includes the Christian Coalition , led by Chancellor Angela Merkel and the FDP , got on the proportion of 44 per cent of participants support , while the Social Democratic parties got vegetables and left as a single on the same ratio.
According to the results that the popularity of the Christian Coalition stabilized at 39 per cent , while the popularity fell partner in the ruling coalition Liberal Democratic Party, by one percentage point where he received a 5 per cent , while the result of the Social Democratic Party , according to the survey , it stood at 25 per cent , and the left Party at 10 per cent and the Greens at 9 per cent .
According to the poll results, may result in legislative elections for a grand coalition between Christians and socialists (64 per cent) or a coalition between Christians and vegetables ( 48 per cent) , as indicated by the same source that "the party's alternative to Germany," the modern establishment and the party "pirates" , the two non- representatives of the German parliament " Bundestag " , the 3 per cent each.
On the other hand , the poll showed that the majority of Germans want to continue to Chancellor Angela Merkel in her position , with the support amounted to 53 per cent by the participants, and an increase of one percentage point compared to last week , while the candidate of the Social Democratic Party the strongest competitor for the position of Chancellor, Pierre Steinbrueck , the support rate of 26 per cent , while 21 per cent expressed by the participants for their unwillingness to assume Merkel or Steinbrueck this post .