Thuringia: AfD Wanted Self-Dissolution of the Landtag - so Ran the Vote
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The AfD failed with its motion for the dissolution of the Thuringian Landtag.
Members of the regional parliament of Thuringia, by majority vote, rejected the proposal of the "Alternative for Germany" faction for the early self-development of the legislature, written by DPA. At an extraordinary meeting in Erfurt, only 34 deputies voted in favour of the termination of office, with 52 votes against. The decision required a qualified two-thirds majority, wrote TASS with reference to DPA. The initiative was supported by only t…
The AfD also fails with the next attempt: The request of the right-wing party to dissolve the Thuringian Landtag clearly misses the necessary two-thirds majority. But: Höcke and Co. get two votes more than thought.
The Thuringian AfD wanted to dissolve the Landtag and force a new election. The motion failed clearly – the necessary majority remained far behind.
The AfD Group wanted to dissolve the Thuringian Landtag in order to reach new elections. However, the amendment found little support in Parliament. However, two BSWler voted in favour.
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