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German far-right AfD wins by a landslide in Saxony-Anhalt but falls short of majority

The far-right Alternative for Germany party surged to a major victory in a regional election on Sunday, but fell a little short of winning a majority in its quest to form the country’s first far-right state government since World War II.

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00:01The alternative for Germany, led by its top candidate Ulrich Sigmund, has won the state
00:07election in Saxony and halt by a very wide margin. According to initial projections,
00:14the AfD has secured 44.5% of the vote. This is the party's best result to date. Sigmund
00:22had announced that he would only form a government with an absolute majority.
00:27According to projections, the Christian Democratic Union, led by incumbent minister
00:32President Sven Schulz, is at just 18.5%. This is the worst result for the Christian
00:39Democrats in this state. He had ruled out a coalition with the AfD. Voter turnout was much
00:46higher than in the last state elections in Saxony and Holt five years ago, and the left is in third
00:52place with 9.5%.

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