The far-right AfD party is increasingly likely to achieve an absolute majority in the upcoming election in Saxony-Anhalt, raising concerns about the political landscape. Analysis focuses on identifying the demographics and regions where the AfD enjoys significant support, and understanding the factors driving their popularity. Key questions surround the potential cost of the AfD’s proposed policies should they gain power. The election is being closely watched as a barometer of far-right sentiment within Germany. Experts are examining which segments of the population find the AfD appealing, particularly in areas facing economic hardship or social change. A victory for the AfD would represent a significant shift in state politics and could have broader national implications. The election outcome will be closely scrutinised for insights into the party’s evolving strategies and its potential for further growth.