The regional elections in Sachsen-Anhalt, in eastern Germany, have resulted in a celebratory occasion for the far-right. The AfD (Alternative for Germany) party has secured a historic and overwhelming electoral victory in Sachsen-Anhalt. This win marks a significant moment for the party, led by Ulrich Siegmund, who has been labelled as “Germany’s most dangerous man”. The outcome signifies a considerable shift in the political landscape of the region. The results are being analyzed for their implications on national politics and potential future trends. This is a landmark success for the AfD within Germany.