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The Alternative für Deutschland (AfD) party is projected to win over 44% of the vote in the Saxony-Anhalt elections, significantly ahead of the CDU at 18.2%. While the final seat count remains uncertain, the AfD claims a mandate to govern, marking a potential first for a far-right party in German state politics since World War II.
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The Alternative für Deutschland (AfD) party is projected to win over 44% of the vote in the Saxony-Anhalt elections, significantly ahead of the CDU at 18.2%. While the final seat count remains uncertain, the AfD claims a mandate to govern, marking a potential first for a far-right party in German state politics since World War II.
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German far-right set for big win in eastern state - projections
AfD Projected to Win Majority in Saxony-Anhalt Elections