AfD câștigă alegerile, dar ratează marele obiectiv: Nu au făcut majoritate absolută. Urmează o perioadă foarte complicată în Germania

The far-right AfD party won the Saxony-Anhalt elections but failed to secure an absolute majority. AfD received 43.8% of the votes, significantly ahead of CDU at 17.2%, marking CDU's worst regional result. Other parties entering the parliament include SPD, Greens, Die Linke, and BSW. Despite AfD's victory, traditional parties refuse to collaborate, maintaining a 'cordon sanitaire'. AfD may attempt to form a minority government, while BSW expressed openness to discussions with all parties, including AfD, despite some policy disagreements. New elections could be a possibility if government negotiations fail.