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A government under the AfD is possible but not certain in Saxony-Anhalt. CDU, SPD, Greens, and Left parties rule out cooperation with the AfD. Together with the BSW, they hold a majority of seats, leading to a stalemate. An independent Minister-President is an option, with the Greens and SPD showing openness.
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The AfD in Saxony-Anhalt aims to secure a governing majority by recruiting CDU members. An AfD parliamentary manager indicated willingness to negotiate concessions with the Sarah Wagenknecht Alliance to facilitate government formation.
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The traditional left-right division is insufficient to describe changing voter structures, as workers increasingly vote right while the urban educated middle class votes left. The decisive dividing line is between winners and losers of liberalization.
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The acting Minister-President of Saxony-Anhalt, Schulze, is renouncing the chairmanship of the Conference of Minister-Presidents due to the uncertain government formation. The AfD, the strongest party in the state parliament, is seeking the office of state parliament president, which would have a majority with BSW deputies.
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The AfD fell short of an absolute majority in Saxony-Anhalt and has no coalition partners. They are speculating on new elections, which would only be possible after a failed third vote for the Minister-President and a two-thirds majority in the state parliament. Until then, the incumbent Minister-President remains in office.
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Reiner Haseloff was elected the new CDU parliamentary group leader in Saxony-Anhalt by a vote of eight to seven. He defeated the incumbent, Heuer.
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Following the AfD's success in Saxony-Anhalt, civil society in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern is mobilizing against a repeat in the upcoming state election. A cycling tour with around 60 participants and protests in several cities aim to strengthen cohesion and prevent an AfD takeover.
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The draft budget for 2027, presented by Federal Finance Minister Lars Klingbeil, plans for expenditures of around 670 billion euros, with approximately 200 billion euros to be financed by new loans. Critics point to insufficient growth impulses and missed investment rates.
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North Rhine-Westphalia's Premier Hendrik Wüst proposes a federal-state working group to examine the AfD. This group would discuss dealing with parties pursuing unconstitutional goals and explore legal consequences without prejudgment. The CSU expresses skepticism about a ban procedure.
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