The Alternative for Germany, or AfD, achieved significant electoral success in East Germany, with nearly a third of voters supporting a party identified as an extremist by intelligence authorities.
While the AfD's gains may provoke concern given Germany's historical context, their influence on national politics will likely remain limited due to the small voting base.
All other state parties have pledged not to collaborate with the AfD, aiming to maintain political stability but potentially increasing the estrangement of far-right voters.
In Thuringia, the presence of extremist parties will lead to challenging compromises for parties seeking to establish a stable government, affecting future political dynamics.
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