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Nach dem Dammbruch von Magdeburg hat die AfD bei der Landtagswahl in Sachsen-Anhalt deutlich gewonnen, während das BSW als potenzieller Koalitionspartner gilt.
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Regierungsbildung in Sachsen-Anhalt Das sind fünf Szenarien nach dem Dammbruch von Magdeburg
Die AfD ist in Sachsen-Anhalt der klare Sieger, das BSW der Königsmacher. Aber wer regiert künftig das Land? Die Optionen im Überblick.
Aus Magdeburg berichtet Peter Maxwill
07.09.2026, 21.42 Uhr
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Das BSW wird seine Position als Königsmacher nutzen, um Einfluss auf die Regierungsbildung zu nehmen.
Likely · Within weeks

The former Union parliamentary group leader Jens Spahn (CDU) took part in a parliamentary group meeting in the Bundestag for the first time two months after his resignation. He is now a member of the Budget Committee and no longer has a leading role in the group.
The Bundestag member Sepp Müller (CDU) has declared his candidacy for the office of the state chairman of the CDU in Saxony-Anhalt. He may therefore follow Sven Schulze.
The sociologist Hartmut Rosa sees the election results in Saxony-Anhalt as the long-awaited end point of a social development that he compares to a journey through a tunnel, and is critical of the political situation.
After the Saxony-Anhalt election, CSU leader Markus Söder criticized the SPD's demands for changes to the federal government's planned social reforms. He emphasizes that reforms do not have to be reversed, but rather made fairer, and calls for Berlin's politics to be more understandable.
Sahra Wagenknecht from BSW does not rule out cooperation with the AfD in Saxony-Anhalt, but emphasizes clear rejection of certain AfD positions. She is campaigning for a non-partisan prime minister and sees the AfD as a possible conversation partner, although they have shown no interest so far.

After the state elections in Saxony-Anhalt, Chancellor Friedrich Merz is under pressure: only 13 percent satisfaction among the population, while the AfD wins and internal criticism of his leadership is loud. The CDU leadership emphasizes stability and rejects personnel consequences, while the SPD and the Union wrestle over the future of the governing coalition.