Friedrich Merz panders to women and realises the potential of female electorate in Germany. The man most likely to secure the top job and lead Europe’s largest economy is, if polling proves accurate, Friedrich Merz.
The leader of the CDU should win by a comfortable lead, but there’s a glaring issue facing Merz has a woman problem.
Friedrich Merz panders to women
Desperate to make amends and appeal to the female voter, Friedrich Merz panders to women to stem the flow of his party’s diminishing influence over the female voters, with a lot of his female Berlin voter base moving to the left or the traditionally conservative Bavarian electorate to the right.
Every poll in recent months shows that there’s no love lost between Merz and female voters. He consistently polls low with women compared to men.
Merz has a woman problem
So why would women in Germany vote for a party that does not have its best interest at heart? let’s not beat about the bush Merz has a women problem and that is something he must address now. In the past they didn’t have a choice, but now thats not the case.
So parties like the CDU need to brush up on their policies, especially those that affect German election gender gap. Additionally, political parties in Germany must become more relatable to the female German electorate.
Germany’s rival political leaders take their fight for votes right to the last minute before a pivotal election on Sunday, canvassing and covering airtime shows right up until the last minute.
It’s being staged as a battle of daytime TV and the low-income males who feel like they are losing their role in society and being ignored. The rise of Donald Trump has given these men hope, power and the desire to put women “back in their place.”
