Preliminary projections indicate a strong performance by the right-wing Alternative for Germany (AfD) in the Sachsen-Anhalt state election, securing between 44.1 and 44.5 percent of the vote. This result signals a significant political shift within Sachsen-Anhalt. Alice Weidel, a leading figure within the AfD, has declared that the Christian Democratic Union (CDU) will not win another election, suggesting a lasting impact on the political landscape. The election outcome reflects growing support for the AfD’s policies in Sachsen-Anhalt. Further analysis is needed to comprehend the full implications of these results for state and national politics. The result will likely fuel debate surrounding the rise of right-wing populism in Germany. Official final results are still pending but confirm a substantial gain for the AfD.