According to the survey, the majority do not trust her

Berlin. A large majority of Germans do not believe that the federal government can offer anyone who is ready to vaccinate a corona vaccination by September 21, as promised. According to a survey by the opinion research institute YouGov, only about one in four (26 percent) expects the goal to be achieved on behalf of the dpa news agency. However, 57 percent do not expect this. 17 percent did not state any information.

Chancellor Angela Merkel (CDU) has announced several times to make an offer to all adults in Germany who want to be vaccinated until September 21. There is even skepticism in their own ranks. 47 percent of the CDU voters and the CSU only believe in a vaccination offer for everyone at the end of summer. In contrast, only 38 percent expect the goal to be achieved.

All other parties represented in the Bundestag have less trust in the promise of vaccination. Of the Green voters, 37 percent still believe in followed by supporters of the SPD (32 percent), the FDP (27 percent), the left (22 percent) and the AfD (12 percent).

The respondents are most likely to blame the Federal Government for the delays in vaccine supply at the beginning of the vaccination campaign. 19 percent see the main responsibility for her, 17 percent in the European Union and only eleven percent with the manufacturers of vaccines.

33 percent say that all three are equally fault. 7 percent see the main responsibility for none of the mentioned. 12 percent did not provide any information.