The approval rating of the German Chancellor Angela Merkel reached the same level as it was before the migration crisis.
As DW reported quoting the poll of ARD-Deutschlandtrend, 64% of respondents are satisfied with the work of the Chancellor. Her approval rating rose one percentage point to 64% in the latest poll.
Meanwhile, her main rival, Germany's top Social Democrat Martin Schulz's rating dropped six percentage points to 36 percent over the past month.
In a direct election, 53 percent of Germans said they would vote for Merkel, up four percent from last month, while support for Schulz dropped seven percent to 29 percent, according to the poll of 1,503 eligible voters taken June 7 and 8.

















