
A month after the regional election, the session of the Saxony-Anhalt Parliament begins with the AfD occupying the center of the chamber.
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The AfD won the September 6 regional election in Saxony-Anhalt with 43.8% of the vote.
Under the gaze of the accredited press who came in large numbers to Magdeburg, Ulrich Siegmund entered the chamber of the regional parliament (Landtag) of Saxony-Anhalt with a smile, posed for the photographers, ostentatiously displaying a mug bearing the logo “Linke Tränen” [tears of the left, Editor's note], shook hands with the deputies of his parliamentary group. One last look around, and the leader of the far-right Alternative für Deutschland (AfD) party in this small state of the former GDR sits in the first row, in the center of the room, between Hans-Thomas Tillschneider and Tobias Rausch - the same one who will become the president of the Landtag a few hours later.
One month to the day after the regional election on September 6, the constituent session of the ninth legislature of the Landtag of Saxony-Anhalt is just beginning and the symbol is already striking. The AfD, big winner of the regional election with 43.8% of the votes, is no longer relegated to the far right of the hemicycle. Its 39 elected officials sit in…
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