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AfD Brings 43.8 Percent: Further Election Victory, Close Echo

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The AfD-Triumph in Saxony-Anhalt echoes into the Oberland. While Jürgen Fehmer hopes for further tailwind, CSU and SPD beat the alarm in the district – and especially see Berlin as a must.

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The AfD received almost 44 percent of the vote in the state elections – double the number in the 2021 elections.

·Borås, Sweden
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The AfD-Triumph in Saxony-Anhalt echoes into the Oberland. While Jürgen Fehmer hopes for further tailwind, CSU and SPD beat the alarm in the district – and especially see Berlin as a must.

·Munich, Germany
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·Germany
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There are also harsh electoral defeats in which no party is represented on the ballot paper. Saxony-Anhalt has just produced one. The state elections have also lost large parts of the German left-dominated media business. They have defamed, alarmed and proclaimed the impending demise. In the end, 43.8% stood for the AfD on the clock. The article Wie Politik und Medien made the right corner to the metropolis first appeared on Tichy's insight.

·Eschborn, Germany
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Zeit Online broke the news in Germany on Wednesday, September 9, 2026.
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