Analysis of the INSA Opinion Trend Survey from August 17, 2026

This presentation walks through five key findings from the INSA opinion trend survey dated August 17, 2026, covering voting intentions, attitudes toward political decision-making, self-censorship, unreported crime, and personal provisions against old-age poverty. Each topic is introduced with its headline figures and, where relevant, a breakdown by party affiliation.

■ The Sunday Question and Political Potential
- Current party standings and the coalition arithmetic that follows
- The maximum potential support ranking among the parties
- Respondents' views on whether Germany would fare better with their own preferred policies

■ Personal and Social Findings
- Instances of not voicing one's own opinion to avoid conflict or disadvantage
- Criminal experiences that respondents chose not to report
- Provision against old-age poverty, including differences across party supporters

■ INSA Subscription
- Access to more detailed data, socio-demographic breakdowns, an interactive constituency map, and further analysis features

This is suited to viewers who follow German politics and public opinion polling and want a quick, structured summary of the survey's main results. Watching lets you grasp the headline figures and the scope of the topics covered, and the subscription option is there if you wish to explore the underlying data yourself.