MAGDEBURG – Alternative for Germany triumphs in Saxony-Anhalt, but may not be able to secure an absolute majority in the regional parliament and install its candidate, Ulrich Siegmund, in the state government. At least not alone.
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The first projections say that the far right has 44%, three points more than the last pre-election poll. The CDU stops at 18%. The Left has 9%, as do the SPD and Greens, who would therefore enter the Landtag.
The Sahra Wagenknecht Alliance, which had opened to cooperation with AfD, would be just out, at 4.8%, thus below the 5% threshold. If the results are confirmed, AfD would be just short of controlling the state.
CDU is heavily punished, as are the FDP Liberals, who would even remain outside the assembly.
In the previous regional elections, in 2021, AfD had won less than 21% of the votes, placing behind the CDU, which had 37%. The Left was at 11%, the SPD at 8.4%, the FDP Liberals at 6.4%, the Greens at 6%.
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