
Nach der Wahlniederlage in Sachsen-Anhalt rücken die Sozialdemokraten von mehreren Reformvorhaben und vom Kanzler ab.
Nach einer Wahlniederlage in Sachsen-Anhalt distanziert sich die SPD von zentralen Reformvorhaben, darunter Einschnitte bei Rente, Pflege und Krankschreibungen, und übt Kritik am Bundeskanzler.
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Die SPD hat bei der Landtagswahl in Sachsen-Anhalt eine Niederlage erlitten. Dies führt nun zu einer internen Debatte über die bisherige Reformpolitik der Partei.
Folgen der Landtagswahl Jetzt stellt die SPD die Reformpolitik infrage
Einschnitte bei Rente, Pflege, Krankschreibung? Das passt den Sozialdemokraten ohnehin nicht. Nach der Wahlniederlage in Sachsen-Anhalt rücken sie von mehreren Reformvorhaben ab – und vom Kanzler.
Von Andreas Niesmann
07.09.2026, 11.36 Uhr

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