INSA Opinion Trend Analysis for September 7, 2026: Polls on Coalition, AI, Russia, Ukraine and the AfD

This analysis presents the INSA opinion trend dated September 7, 2026, one day after the state election in Saxony-Anhalt. It breaks down five survey areas and highlights how responses differ by gender, age and party affiliation, giving viewers a structured overview of current public opinion in Germany.

■ Election Polls and Voter Demographics
- The Sunday question with comparisons to the last federal election and possible coalition arithmetic
- Support levels split by gender across the major parties

■ AI in Political Information
- Share of respondents using AI for political news and how usage varies by age group

■ Foreign and Defense Policy Attitudes
- Public opinion on improving relations with Russia, including East-West differences
- Views on maintaining, increasing or decreasing support for Ukraine, by party affiliation

■ Handling the AfD after the Saxony-Anhalt Election
- Attitudes toward parties accepting the AfD's coalition talks, broken down by supporters

This video suits viewers who follow German politics and want a concise, data-based picture of where public opinion stands. It helps you understand the main fault lines in the electorate and the questions facing the parties, so you can follow upcoming political developments with more context. Further demographic breakdowns and interactive tools are available through the channel's subscription offer.