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Saxony-Anhalt election: AfD doubles vote share to 44% - Why far-right surge matters for Friedrich Merz and Germany

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Saxony-Anhalt election: AfD doubles vote share to 44% - Why far-right surge matters for Friedrich Merz and Germany — Sources: Livemint

AfD won 44.2 percent of the vote, exit polls for the ARD broadcaster suggested on Sunday. That is more than twice the 17.4 percent for the incumbent centre-right Christian Democrats (CDU), led by Chancellor Friedrich Merz.

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