AfD Claims Government in Saxony-Anhalt and Considers a Minority Executive. Alice Weidel Targets 40% at Federal Level
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The AfD is state-supporting, emphasizing its desire to govern, but it is already building in case of failure.
After its historic electoral success, the far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD) is aiming to form a government in the eastern German state. How feasible is this scenario? The post Germany: Can AfD form a government in Saxony-Anhalt? appeared first on in.gr.
The AfD is an election winner in Saxony-Anhalt – but it lacks the majority for a government formation. The CDU excludes a minority government, the BSW keeps itself covered. What is now coming to the country.
The Alternative for Germany (AfD) has won the first major victory of a far-right party in a state since the fall of the Nazis, and this will have consequences for the entire federal republic. The current question is whether it will be able to form a government, for which it alone does not have a majority.
AfD Wins Big in Saxony-Anhalt, Alice Weidel Now Eyes German Federal Election
Will the left push the right: AfD can only form a government with one party - It lacks a majority to form a government, the party won 39 out of a total of 83 seats
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