Weizenbaum Report 2025: Political Participation in Germany

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Strippel, Christian
Künzel, Malte
Emmer, Martin
Heger, Katharina
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Weizenbaum-Institut
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The Weizenbaum Report is an annual publication on political participation in Germany. It presents the results of a representative survey of the German population, conducted by the Weizenbaum Panel research unit since 2019. The focus is on examining different forms of political participation over time and their development under the conditions of digitalization. In the sixth wave of the survey in 2024, a special focus was placed on financial participation and inequalities in the use of digital payment services. The results provide insights into the development of political media use, citizens' attitudes towards democracy, the use of hate speech and fake news on the Internet, attitudes towards social media and artificial intelligence, and trends in traditional and digital forms of political participation.

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Political science \ Political Process, Elections, Political Sociology, Political Culture \ media consumption \ public opinion \ false report \ standard \ hate \ Federal Republic of Germany \ political participation \ social inequality \ gender-specific factors \ social participation \ digital media \ authoritarianism
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Strippel, C., Künzel, M., Emmer, M., & Heger, K. (2025). Weizenbaum Report 2025: Political Participation in Germany. Weizenbaum Institute. https://doi.org/10.34669/wi.wr/6.1