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The Saxony-Anhalt parliament in Germany is awaiting a historic session this Tuesday morning. It is expected that Deputy Tobias Rausch from the Alternative for Germany (AfD) party will be elected as the parliament's president—in an unprecedented move in the history of the Federal Republic of Germany, where a member of a party classified as far-right would hold this position. The AfD received 44% of the voters' support in the most recent election but does not hold an absolute majority (42 seats), making Sarah Wagenknecht's alliance vote pivotal to the success of the election. If Rausch wins, it will be an unprecedented political event and a significant reflection of a shift in the state's political landscape, while discussions continue about the implications of this choice for future government formation.
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