Forsa

Forsa is a German polling and market research institute. It conducts surveys on a variety of social, political, and economic issues, providing insights into public opinion. Recent news articles highlight Forsa's work in several areas. One article references a Forsa poll commissioned by DAK-Gesundheit, revealing that women report more sleep problems and irritability after daylight saving time changes than men. Another article mentions the "Trendbarometer" from RTL and ntv, which uses Forsa data to track political party support and perceived competence, noting the AfD's gains and the SPD's decline in perceived competence. A third article references Forsa's polling data on the popularity of the Ehegattensplitting (marriage splitting) tax system. These examples demonstrate Forsa's ongoing relevance as a source of data and analysis for understanding public sentiment and trends in Germany.