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Anti-Immigration AfD Secures 2nd Place in German Elections – Exit Polls

According to the state broadcaster ARD, the right-wing party is expected to receive 19.5% of the vote, while the Christian-Democrats are anticipated to lead with 29%.
The Alternative for Germany (AFD), a right-wing party, is expected to secure second place with 19.5% of the vote in Sunday’s snap elections, as per an exit poll released by state broadcaster ARD. The Christian-Democrat alliance CDU/CSU is projected to win first place with 29%, according to the broadcaster’s findings.
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