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The far-right party Alternative for Germany (AfD) is gaining traction by promising voters control over policies beyond migration, focusing on German identity and emotions. Political scientist Erik Vollmann explains that AfD's strength in Saxony-Anhalt stems from economic struggles and a lack of urban diversity. The party is perceived as a 'Volkspartei' or people's party, despite not having held significant government positions. Vollmann notes that the 'cordon sanitaire' strategy to isolate AfD has failed, as the party continues to rise in polls. He suggests that even if migration issues were resolved, AfD would likely maintain support due to its emotional appeal and ability to create its own narrative.