According to a public opinion survey released by German media on the 7th, 82% of Germans are dissatisfied with Chancellor Mertz's performance in power. This percentage is a new high since he took office. Germany's “Photo” quoted the results of a poll from the Institute for New Social Issues. When asked about Mertz's administrative performance, 82% of respondents expressed dissatisfaction, up 2 percentage points from the previous poll conducted in early October; only 13% of respondents were satisfied. Compared to the beginning of the year, German dissatisfaction with Mertz has increased dramatically. In January of this year, 67% of respondents were dissatisfied with their administrative performance, and 24% acknowledged it. In this poll, the federal government led by Mertz also received a “low score,” and 82% of respondents expressed dissatisfaction with the federal government. 60% of respondents said their personal living conditions have “gotten worse” since the federal government led by Mertz came to power. 29% thought their lives had not changed, and only 6% said their lives had improved.

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