Upcoming European and regional polls - East Germans' voting habits can be understood by a scientist.
"These underrepresented positions cause frustration for those involved, viewing this as a flaw in democracy that should favor the majority, rather than a small party like the Greens, Professor said. In such an environment, the current federal government's actions and public appearances have been met with significant criticism. Many desire a different policy and choose other parties, believing the ruling ones are out of touch. This trend could carry over to the upcoming state elections. The Alliance Wagenknecht, led by Sahra Wagenknecht, is expected to have significant influence in Saxony."
During the recent European election held in Saxony, the AfD - a party marked as right-wing extremist by the state Constitution protection agency - clinched victory. Initial results revealed that the party received an impressive 31.8% of the votes. The CDU suffered defeat, winning only 21.8% of the votes. The Alliance Sahra Wagenknecht, which began from scratch, managed to secure 12.6% of the votes. The SPD received 6.9%, the Greens attained 5.9%, and the Left had 4.9%.
