Germany’s far right eyes election breakthrough as AfD surges in Saxony

In the regional elections in Saxony-Anhalt, the Alternative for Germany (AfD) is poised to become the first far-right force to lead a German state government since World War II. The AfD's leading candidate, Ulrich Siegmund, a former CDU member, is leading in the polls with over 40% of the votes. Voters like Mario Jung express their support for the AfD due to its economic policies and hardline stance on immigration.