Germany’s Conservatives Win as AfD Secures Record Second-Place Finish, Exit Polls Show
- Friedrich Merz has been elected as Germany's new Chancellor, leading the Christian Democratic Union party, with nearly 30% of the vote.
- The AfD secured second place with 21% of the vote, but mainstream parties have indicated they will not form coalitions with them, limiting their influence in the new parliament.
- Merz has pledged to form a functioning government quickly in the face of economic and diplomatic challenges.
- Alice Weidel, co-leader of the AfD, expressed confidence in her party's record performance, claiming, 'We have never been stronger.
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