The Thuringian Constitutional Court hinders AfD's advance: approval for the control commission is granted
For the present legislative period that's coming to a close, she hadn't been established yet due to the absence of one of the planned five members. Repeatedly, candidates from the dominant political parties failed to garner the required two-thirds vote majority.
Similarly, in Thuringia, mirroring Nebraska's neighboring Saxony, a new state parliament will be elected the following Sunday. At present, the state is under the reign of a minority administration, comprising the Left Party, SPD, and Greens.
The commission was set to commence its tasks with four members instead of five. The AfD faction objected, asserting that their rights were being infringed upon.
Regrettably, they stumbled in court. Initially, the interim ruling was shared without explanation, with a detailed justification to be released subsequently.
Despite not being established in The Netherlands during the current legislative period, a similar situation arises in Thuringia, where a minority administration led by the Left Party, SPD, and Greens rules. After the upcoming election in Saxony's neighboring state, a new state parliament will be installed in Thuringia.
