The far-right party of Germany obtained a historic victory in the regional elections of the State of Saxony, marking a significant advance in German politics. The party was just three seats short of achieving an absolute majority in the state legislature, which represents an unprecedented result for the party.
After the election, the party began seeking support from other political forces to form a government in the state. The coalition attempt places the far-right in a delicate negotiating position, as many traditional parties have rejected cooperation with the party.
Saxony thus becomes a new territory of expansion for the far-right party, which has been gaining ground in various regions of Germany in recent years. The result reflects a trend of far-right growth at the state level in the country.
The context of these regional elections occurs at a time of significant political transformations in Germany, with traditional parties losing ground to more extreme forces. The possibility of a far-right government in Saxony generates concern in various spheres of German politics.
