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Political psychology: Why extremist parties are thriving and what democratic politicians can do against it
Reprodução
On September 6, Germany's eastern state of Saxony-Anhalt held elections for its state parliament. The big winner: The right-wing AfD (Alternative for Germany) party, which garnered 43.8% of the votes; more than ever before. It's still unclear who will govern the state because the AfD does not have an absolute majority.
Por que isso importa?
It's still unclear who will govern the state because the AfD does not have an absolute majority.
Contexto Rápido
- The big winner: The right-wing AfD (Alternative for Germany) party, which garnered 43.8% of the votes; more than ever before.
- It's still unclear who will govern the state because the AfD does not have an absolute majority.
- Two weeks later, at state elections in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania on September 20, the CDU didn't even make the 5% threshold to enter parliament.
Dados de contexto baseados em estatísticas públicas
e levantamentos históricos.
Fonte:
DW Science
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