INSA Opinion Trend Analysis – September 28, 2026: Voting Intentions, Justice, Reunification and Birth Rates

In this edition of INSA News, five topics from the INSA opinion trend dated September 28, 2026 are examined. The analysis covers the federal Sunday question including each party's additional electoral potential, how voters position themselves politically, and which party is trusted most to reduce state-caused injustice. It also addresses attitudes toward a possible new separation of West and East Germany, as well as opinions on having more children in Germany.

■ Federal Voting Intentions & Party Potential
- The gap between AfD and CDU/CSU, and how different coalition majorities score
- Voters' self-placement left of centre, in the centre, or right of centre by party
- Each party's additional potential and where those voters currently stand politically

■ Trusted Party for Reducing Injustice
- Which party respondents trust most on this issue, including regional and voter-group differences

■ Reunification and Its Perception
- Satisfaction with German reunification on its 36th anniversary, and views on a possible new division

■ Children as the Future of the Country
- Whether more children being born in Germany would be welcome, broken down by gender and political orientation
- How many respondents would personally like to have more children, including among 30- to 39-year-olds

This is aimed at viewers who follow German politics and current polling data. It offers a compact overview of the latest survey findings and the political cleavages they reveal, helping viewers place these issues in context before the next week's update.