Saxony-Anhalt: an AfD Stronghold in Germany's East
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The East becomes the vanguard of the German party system: the right-wing party could reach the absolute majority in the Landtag election. That would be a turning point for the whole country. For the CDU, it would be an opportunity to escape from the self-built trap.
In Saxony-Anhalt, the AfD could become the strongest force. What does this mean for government formation and federal politics?
In a current poll in Saxony-Anhalt, the AfD, which is classified as a secure right-wing extremist, receives 42 percent of the votes. SPD and Greens also increase, while the CDU falls back.
Shortly before the state election, the AfD continues to expand its lead in Saxony-Anhalt. In a new infratest survey, it reaches 42 percent, while the CDU falls to 22 percent. AfD top candidate Ulrich Siegmund is also in favour of Prime Minister Sven Schulze.
According to a new survey in Saxony-Anhalt, the AfD reaches 42 percent. This increases the gap to the CDU to 20 percentage points.
The CDU is still behind the AfD in a poll. However, the other parties could prevent an AfD sole government.
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