Sachsen-Anhalt: AfD-Erfolge in Magdeburg: CDU unter Druck vor MP-Wahl
Nach der Wahl des ersten AfD-Parlamentspräsidenten ist der Unmut in der CDU groß. In Berlin wird Aufklärung gefordert. Hat AfD-Mann Siegmund die nötigen Stimmen für die Ministerpräsidentenwahl sicher?
AfD's success in Magdeburg is causing pressure within the CDU ahead of the upcoming MP election. Representatives have reported vile abuse in messages and emails following their first Landtag session. Politicians in Berlin are demanding answers on how Tobias Rausch and his deputy Hans-Thomas Tillschneider were elected as the Landtag's president.
The question now is what the Magdeburg events mean for the upcoming Minister President election in December, which Ulrich Siegmund from the AfD is aiming for. Rausch believes the situation was preplanned and has even acknowledged receiving support from CDU members. The CDU's response to Rausch's claims of AfD support has been criticized, with many seeing it as a strategic mistake.
Meanwhile, Rausch's deputy Tillschneider has been controversial, with accusations of provocation and ties to Russia. The CDU's stance on Tillschneider remains uncertain, with some suggesting that a return from Schulze might be necessary. Berlin's CDU is more critical of the AfD's success, calling it a "heavy blow" for their party.
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