Usagevpn.com – The far-right Alternative für Deutschland (AfD) has claimed a dominant share of the vote in Saxony-Anhalt’s state parliament election, delivering what exit-poll projections suggest is the most lopsided result in the state’s post-reunification history. With roughly 44.5 percent of ballots cast, the party has pulled well ahead of every other contender, raising the immediate question of whether it can assemble a workable governing majority in Magdeburg. The outcome lands at a particularly sensitive moment for Chancellor Friedrich Merz, whose federal coalition already faces mounting strain in Berlin.

Projections compiled by ARD place the AfD at 44.5 percent of the vote, a figure that would translate into a commanding plurality of seats in the newly constituted Landtag. The Christian Democratic Union (CDU), long the anchor of centre-right politics in eastern Germany, trails at just 18.5 percent. Die Linke follows at 9.5 percent, while the Social Democratic Party (SPD) registers…