Despite his low popularity rating and his party's disastrous results in recent regional and European elections, most Germans say they want their chancellor, Gerhard Schröder, to stay in office. A survey released on Friday by pollster Infratest dimap for German public broadcaster ARD found that 57 percent of those polled felt Schröder should keep his job. Thirty-six percent said it was time to show him to the door. But the poll also found something that should keep Schröder awake at night: If national elections were to be held on Sunday, 45 percent say that would vote for the conservative opposition Christian Democrats, with only 24 percent casting ballots for Schröder's Social Democrats.