Early on in Donald Trump’s American presidency, Germans still hold relatively negative views of the US leader, a poll released on Monday revealed.

More than half of Germans (55 percent) don’t think Trump will last as president for his entire four-year term, according to a survey released by YouGov on Monday. The opinion research group polled more than 1,000 people between February 20th and 23rd. Most Germans polled have generally voiced negative views of Trump since before the November election, when another YouGov poll days before voting day showed 65 percent of Germans said they would feel “afraid” if he became president. Then in a Civey poll released on inauguration day, most Germans described Trump as either “dangerous”, “unpredictable”, or “irresponsible”. It appears those sentiments haven’t changed in the latest survey on Monday. The survey showed that Germans thought of Trump as extroverted and neurotic, and not very agreeable.

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