Autumn state elections: AfD is fighting for government participation in Thuringia, Saxony and Brandenburg

Autumn state elections: AfD is fighting for government participation in Thuringia, Saxony and Brandenburg

The summer interview with Tino Chrupalla, the Co-chairman of the AfD, offers an exciting insight into the party's plans for the upcoming state elections in Thuringia, Saxony and Brandenburg. This year, the AfD focuses on being the strongest force out of the elections and finally getting into government responsibility.

The discussions at the Federal Party Congress in Essen showed a party that is closed and determined to achieve their goal. Despite the controversy around a one or double top, the new federal board was chosen at a record speed to ensure the unity and stability of the AfD.

Chrupalla emphasized the importance of the upcoming elections for the future of the party. Despite the continuing rejection by other parties, the AfD is determined to establish itself as a serious political force and to help shape government policy.

The upcoming state elections will show whether the AfD is able to strengthen its position and achieve their goals. Chrupalla and Weidel are working hard to lead the party to a successful course and to master the challenges of political competition. - nag