Far-right wins German state election for first time since WWII
- A far-right party won a state election for the first time in post-World War II Germany, finishing ahead of mainstream conservatives in Thuringia.
- The Alternative for Germany received 32.8% of the vote, surpassing the Christian Democratic Union, which garnered 23.6%.
- This marks the first time a far-right party has likely won the most seats in a German state parliament since WWII, though AfD cannot form a majority government.
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