Sunday's Vote Could Give Germany Its First Far-Right Governor
Polls put the AfD near 40% as smaller parties risk falling below the 5% threshold and wasting votes.
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Far-right AfD set to win German state election on SundayThe party, which opposes immigration and favors closer ties with Russia, has a double-digit polling lead in Saxony-Anhalt, a former East German region where many people have felt economically and socially left behind since reunification in 1989. That poses a big dilemma for German Chancellor Friedrich Merz’s center-right CDU party, which is polling second in Saxony-Anhalt: it has ruled out …
Elections are being held in the German state of Saxony-Anhalt on Sunday. The AfD has a large lead in the polls. The far-right party wants...
The AfD is a strong contender in the Saxony-Anhalt state election. The party is poised for a historic victory, but government formation is still in doubt.
The far right will probably win the election in Saxony-Anhalt clearly – but few votes could decide who will rule in the end. Five scenarios for the election outcome.
Polls suggest the far-right party is likely to win Sunday's vote, marking the first time the AfD has managed to govern a German region.
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