Alternative für Deutschland is polling consistently above 40% in Sachsen-Anhalt. The AfD surged into first place in state elections in Sachsen-Anhalt on Sunday, exit polls showed, putting the party within reach of state-level power for the first time since World War Two.
While short of an overall majority, the AfD won 44% of the vote and delivered a drubbing to Chancellor Friedrich Merz’s conservatives, reflecting the deep unpopularity of Germany’s ruling coalition in a fracturing political landscape.
The media keeps calling them far-right. What they want to do is close the borders, cut welfare to illegal aliens, and start massive deportations. I don’t see how that is far-right. It’s common sense. Throughout the West, the left is calling all opponents “far right.”
The lunatic progressive-left Amadeu Antonio Foundation has concocted horror stories about the AfD is a dangerous, fascist party. They are afraid they will fix the government.
Germany’s leader said Monday he was “deeply shocked” after the vote in the eastern Saxony-Anhalt region put the AfD on the brink of forming the country’s first far-right state government since World War II.
They act as if the AfD is a Nazi party. It isn’t. The globalists are terrified of losing power, but their ideology is insane. They are the same woke loons we have in the US and other countries in the West.
https://t.co/RRHVsg5hSJ Merz is finished and Alice Weidel will be the next Chancellor of Germany. And when that happens, all of Europe will tremble. Not only will illegal immigration in Germany end and deportations skyrocket, but Germany will probably pull out of the EU, ending…
— John Bulkeley (@bulkeley_john) September 7, 2026
The whole trajectory of AfD support in Germany specifically and the rise of the populist right across Europe in general tracks mass migration very precisely. But hey, you want to deceive yourself and double down on the leftism which the overwhelmingly worker-associated populists… https://t.co/CD5vf8nnnM
— eugyppius (@eugyppius1) September 7, 2026