The Election Everyone Watched, and the Press With Trust Issues
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der Standard DEBackground is the assumption that CDU MPs in the state parliament in Magdeburg could have voted for the new AfD state parliament president Tobias Rausch in a secret election
In the current INSA Sunday trend, the Union only reaches 18 percent. The AfD remains the strongest force with 29 percent. While the left is growing, the question is increasingly which coalitions could still reach a majority in the future.
After the jump to 30 percent, the AfD slips down slightly again. The Union also takes a minimal drop, two parties to the left of the center make some ground good.
Germany's voters are spreading their votes and making a tripartite alliance more likely. Who could rule after the next election.
After the AfD Landtag victory, Ulrich Siegmund wants to become Prime Minister. What is necessary for this? And how realistic is this?
The Election Everyone Watched, and the Press With Trust Issues
The election in Saxony-Anhalt is over, and it feels like the entire world was watching. A German state most people outside Germany probably couldn’t find on a map. Honestly, I doubt every single German could either. Most know it’s somewhere in the east. That’s about where the geography knowledge ends. And yet even Donald Trump, uncharacteristically without a single word of commentary, posted a screenshot of the projected results on Truth Social,…
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