The Alternative for Germany (AfD), benefiting from strong performance in recent eastern state elections, faces potential isolation as other parties refuse to collaborate with the far-right.
Polls indicate a close competition between the AfD and the Social Democrats (SPD), each capable of surpassing 25%, while other parties lag significantly behind.
Despite challenges, the SPD's historic governance of Brandenburg since reunification in 1990 gives it a strong chance to maintain its support and coalition government.
State premier Dietmar Woidke's potential victory could solidify the SPD's position in Brandenburg, emphasizing the party's longstanding influence in the region.
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