Election outcomes - AFD completes count for nine run-off district elections.
The far-right party, AfD, has candidates running in the second round of elections in various districts - Eichsfeld, Gotha, Sömmerda, Greiz, Altenburger Land, Kyffhäuserkreis, and Ilm-Kreis, and Wartburgkreis. In Altenburger Land, one of their candidates is currently leading. However, in some instances, Björn Höcke, who is part of the party's far-right wing, ranked behind the frontrunners.
Among the 13 AfD candidates vying for the positions of Landrat and Oberbürgermeister, none made it to the second round in the Unstrut-Hainich-Kreis nor in the cities of Erfurt, Jena, and Gera. In the 2018 local elections, Gera was the only city that had an AfD candidate in a runoff election.
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- Despite not making it to the second round in Erfurt, AfD still has a run-off election in Greiz, showcasing their continued presence in Thuringia's constituencies.
- The counting process for the run-off election in Eichsfeld is underway, with AfD hoping to secure a victory in the county level.
- In Gotha, a run-off election is being contested by several parties, including the CDU and AfD, making it an interesting race in the district office.
- The far-right AfD party is vying for positions in various municipalities like Sömmerda and Kyffhäuserkreis, hoping to make an impact in the local elections.
- The AfD's performance in the run-off elections will play a significant role in shaping the political landscape of Thuringia, a county known for its diverse municipalities.
- The stakes are high for both the CDU and AfD in the run-off election in Ilm-Kreis, as the outcome could swing the balance of power in the constituency.
- The disappointing results in the first round for AfD in cities like Erfurt and Jena have not deterred them from participating in the run-off elections in Wartburgkreis, demonstrating their determination to make a mark in Germany.
- The aftermath of the run-off elections will likely lead to a reshuffling of political alliances in Thuringia, with potential winners seeking to form coalitions and ensure their impact in the state.
Source: www.stern.de