
Alle elezioni regionali in Sassonia-Anhalt, l'affluenza alle urne ha raggiunto circa l'80%, il dato più alto mai registrato nella regione, secondo quanto riportato dalla Zdf e confermato dal conduttore Christian Sievers.
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L'affluenza alle urne alle elezioni regionali in Sassonia-Anhalt di quest'anno è stata nettamente superiore rispetto a cinque anni fa.
L'affluenza alle urne alle elezioni regionali in Sassonia-Anhalt di quest'anno è stata nettamente superiore rispetto a cinque anni fa. Stando ai dati diffusi dalla Zdf, circa l'80% degli aventi diritto di voto si è espresso alle urne per il rinnovo del parlamento regionale. Si è trattato della "più alta affluenza alle urne mai registrata in Sassonia-Anhalt", ha affermato il conduttore della Zdf Christian Sievers.

The German far-right Alternative für Deutschland obtains 44.4% in the regional elections in Saxony-Anhalt, sparking mixed reactions among Italian leaders: Salvini celebrates calling it a triumph, Tajani calls it very bad news, while centre-left representatives and the Greens express concern about the rise of anti-democratic forces in Europe.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu declared that Israel's mission is to overthrow the Iranian regime, calling it "weak" and "faltering." He also warned Tehran that any attack would lead to devastating consequences.

Deputy Prime Minister and leader of the League Matteo Salvini praised his friend Alice Weidel and the entire AfD party on

In Saxony-Anhalt around 1.7 million voters voted to renew the regional parliament. According to exit polls, the far-right AfD wins with 44.5% for candidate Ulrich Siegmund, 35, while the outgoing minister-president Sven Schulze of the CDU gets 18.5%. The Greens stand at 9%, Sahra Wagenknecht's BSW at 5%, Linke at 9.5%, the Social Democrats at 8% and the Liberals at 2%. Siegmund stated that the main issue is the lack of cooperation of other political forces, calling it their problem. A former waiter and construction worker, with a degree in psychology and business administration, Siegmund entered the regional parliament in 2016 and gained visibility during the pandemic with videos critical of lockdowns. He has been co-leader of the AfD group in Magdeburg since 2022 and main candidate since May 2025 with over 98% internal support. He received the label 'Germany's most dangerous man' from Der Spiegel. He lives in Tangermünde with his wife and daughter, promotes a moderate image while remaining aligned with the party, and has received the support of Gregory Bovino, former ICE commander, who wished him 'Give them hell on Sunday' on X. The AfD has benefited from public discontent with traditional parties and inflation linked to the war in Iran.

The Foreign Minister and national secretary of Forza Italia, Antonio Tajani, comments on the outcome of the vote in Saxony-Anhalt, defining it as bad news and the affirmation of a political force antithetical to liberal and Western values, hoping that it is a local exception.

In Germany, the far-right Alternative für Deutschland won the elections in Saxony-Anhalt with 44.4% of the votes, according to projections, clearly surpassing the outgoing candidate Sven Schulze of the CDU who was stuck at 18.4%. AfD leader Alice Weidel called the result historic and sensational, while Italian Deputy Prime Minister Matteo Salvini praised the vote as a sign of demand for change, security and jobs.