Germany's Saxony-Anhalt success of AfD

The results of the regional elections in Saxony-Anhalt focused on the fact that the Alternative for Germany (AfD), a far-right party, outperformed the Christian Democratic Union in areas such as security, economic policy, and fears of losing safety. Analyses showed that the issue of migration played a secondary role in voters' decisions, as the region is among the lowest in the percentage of foreigners (around 9%) and faces economic difficulties along with high levels of skilled migration. The poll indicated that 67% of voters believe that the AfD understands their concerns better and is more aligned with their issues, especially among young people. Meanwhile, trust in the ruling party was weak, accompanied by warnings to the federal government about declining performance and public anger towards it.

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