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Siegmund is an AfD politician who expressed his ambitions for the office of Prime Minister after a parliamentary group meeting in Magdeburg.
Siegmund reaches for the head of government in Saxony-Anhalt. The AfD politician announced after a parliamentary group meeting in Magdeburg that he wanted to be elected Prime Minister after winning the state elections in December.
In doing so, he directly links his party's electoral success with a claim to the highest government office in the country. The announcement marks an early political step before the election and sends a clear signal to the party and the public. The report initially did not provide any further details about reactions or the process.
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Siegmund's candidacy in the state elections in December.
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