00:01Ulrich Siegmund, the AFD's top candidate in Saxony-Anhalt, presents himself as a man of the people.
00:07At the so-called Family Festival in Magdeburg, he poses for hundreds of photos with fans.
00:13The young AFD poster boy is treated like a celebrity by his supporters all over the state.
00:41With an outright win, the AFD could gain state-level power for the first time in Germany's postwar.
00:48Error.
00:51I am for the AFD and I love Ulrich.
00:55As long as he has done all the various things like violence and gunshots,
00:59he can't live here, he has to go out.
01:02And he takes care of that.
01:03That's pretty good.
01:04I just want to be with him.
01:06I would find it nice if the illegal migration is overcome.
01:12If he comes in, he comes in.
01:16Eva von Angern is also running as a lead candidate.
01:19She has represented Die Linke in the state parliament since 2002 and says the tone there has changed significantly since
01:26then.
01:49In the latest election polls, the AFD stands at 41%.
01:53Far ahead of the CDU at 23%, with the left party in third place at 11,5%.
01:59The AFD will write a story.
02:01That's the main tenor on the AFD event.
02:04Other parties, the CDU, the SPD, the Green, the LINK, have been banned and pfiffed.
02:08The people here are convinced that first Sachsen-Anhalt and then the whole country can change the whole country.
02:13But their party could be on the Brandmauer.
02:16Because the other parties don't want to go out with the AFD.
02:19Laura Fleischmann aus Magdeburg for Euronews.
02:22The AFD stands in the country with the AFD.
02:23The AFD event is announced in the first place to be in the first place.
02:23Time will work on and take care of the UNMP essentally.
02:23The mission is now on and to all of the things they want to be in the future.
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