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The ability of a party to solve future problems was completely or somewhat important for 73 percent of voters when deciding to vote for the European elections.
Among the voter groups, the ability to solve problems was particularly important for the electorates of the AfD (81 percent) and the Greens (79 percent). In both groups, however, the importance of problem-solving skills has developed differently compared to the 2021 Bundestag election. While the ability to solve problems has lost importance for Green voters since 2021 (-13 points), it has become more important for AfD voters than in 2021 (+10 points).
In the Union electorate, the importance of problem solving has fallen very slightly (-5 points). For BSW voters, BSW's ability to solve future problems is just as important (73 percent) as it is for the average voter. The ability to solve problems plays a minor role in the voting decision of the SPD electorate. For 66 percent of SPD voters, the ability to solve problems is completely or rather important. Compared to the 2021 Bundestag election, this proportion has fallen significantly (-21 points).
Further information and results can be found in the study "Increased interest in Europe".
