German far-right party set for regional election win but uncertain of governing
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A far-right party in Germany is positioned for a regional election win, a result that could lead to the first far-right state government in the country since World War II. However, it remains unclear whether the party will be able to form a governing coalition.
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Sep 6, 2026
A far-right party is on track to win a regional election in Germany, which could mark the first time such a party leads a state government since World War II. What happens next hinges on whether it can secure enough support to govern. The situation matters because it would represent a major political shift at the state level.
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- Sep 7, 2026 German far-right party set for regional election win but uncertain of governing abcnews.com
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