Immigration and Refugees in Saxony-Anhalt

Survey results indicate that the Alternative for Germany (AfD) party may achieve a significant victory in the Saxony-Anhalt state parliament elections scheduled for September 2026, where it is expected to secure 43% of the votes. This would surpass other parties and position AfD to lead the state for the first time in its history. The party, which is classified as a far-right extremist group, focuses its rhetoric on opposing immigration, especially following the refugee wave in 2015. Economists fear that its rise to power could lead to a decline in foreign investment and economic growth in the state. The substantial increase in the foreign-born population, which reached 109,104 over ten years, and the associated 22% involvement in crimes, raise concerns about rising racism and social tensions. Officials warn that AfD's victory and leadership could harm the investment climate and exacerbate discrimination, while immigrants express fears of increasing racial hostility and social deterioration.

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