State elections in December: How does the CDU in Saxony-Anhalt deal with the AfD?
AfD politician Siegmund needs three votes from other parties to become Minister President in Saxony-Anhalt. A CDU member of parliament is now opposing the CDU faction's line. What does this mean?
In Saxony-Anhalt, the election of a Minister-President is set for December, with AfD politician Ulrich Siegmund requiring at least three votes from other parties to achieve a majority. CDU member Guido Heuer has stated he will not leave the plenary hall during the vote, contrary to his party's line. The CDU had decided to leave the hall due to allegations of some members voting for the AfD's Tobias Rausch as Landtag President.
Siegmund has announced he will only be available for one election round and has not specified where his additional votes will come from. The CDU has also applied to expel a local politician, Bernd Prange, who donated €10,000 to the AfD and joined their faction.
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