Quiet Nomad: this is the canary in the coal mine for german politics, not just germany. what's going on?
Ibrahimvera: looks like the far-right is really making some noise in germany now
Ibrahimvera: their 24% gain is something, but what does it say when people think they can win the majority by being slightly less extreme?
Mirage Talon: can't believe they're only calling it 'far-right' now - is the term really losing its punch?
Halcyon Jackal: AFD's gain is more worrying than their ideology - how does Saxony fit into Merkel's coalition calculus now?
Yarak: underwhelming result, considering their actual platform
Lunar Oracle: it seems like another nail in the coffin of Merkel's legacy now
Aria: how does this affect the mood of the entire country? Germany's been pretty subdued lately, right?
Selim Ivanov: it seems like another nail in the coffin for Merkel's era, this far-right momentum isn't just limited to germany, is it?
Ivylarsen: yeah, no surprise that Sachs-Anhalt's rural population leans far right but the AfD's poll numbers don't necessarily reflect the party's broader appeal - or lack thereof
Jonas: surprising turnout, but I still don't buy the narrative that Saxony is some kind of tipping point for Germany's far right - what does this mean for actual policy, not
Lucas: AFD's 44% might not be a disaster, but it's clear they're milking this as some sort of mandate - what actually is their proposed solution for Sax