Alegerile din Saxonia-Anhalt, testul care poate schimba politica Germaniei. Partidul de extremă dreaptă se crede deja învingător

The elections in Saxony-Anhalt are crucial for Germany's political landscape, with the far-right AfD party aiming for a historic victory. Approximately 1.7 million voters will participate in the elections, which are the first of three regional votes that could shift the political balance. AfD leader Ulrich Siegmund expresses confidence in winning, claiming they have already made political history. A strong performance could enable AfD to form the first far-right regional government in post-war Germany. The party's agenda includes strict immigration policies, changes in education, and a focus on national identity. Controversies surround Siegmund and the party, including accusations of nepotism and connections to extremist groups. While polls suggest a possible victory, achieving an absolute majority remains complex due to the electoral threshold.