Projections in Germany’s closely watched elections Sunday showed the anti-migrant Alternative for Germany (AfD) party leading in one state and running a close second in another, a result that, if confirmed by official tallies, would see a far-right party win a state for the first time in the country’s postwar history.
In both states in eastern Germany — which has become a stronghold of the far right — other parties have refused to cooperate with the AfD, meaning it is unlikely to form part of any new state governments.
Nevertheless, the victory in Thuringia in particular would be seen as highly symbolic since it's the First time since WWII.
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