Germany's far-right poised for big vote

Exit polls indicate that Germany's far-right party, AfD, is projected to win around 44-44.5% of the vote in Saxony-Anhalt, potentially enabling it to govern the state. This marks a significant electoral achievement, as no far-right party has controlled a German state since World War II, allowing the AfD to potentially influence policing, education, and culture policies. The outcome depends on smaller parties' performance and whether they surpass the electoral threshold needed for seats in the state parliament.

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