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Germany‘s far-right AfD is leading the polls ahead of the Saxony-Anhalt state election on September 6, putting the governing conservative CDU under pressure.
Migration, attitudes toward Russia and economic concerns are dominating the campaign.
After 24 years of conservative-led rule, dissatisfaction and a desire for change could be decisive in whether the AfD can make unprecedented gains in the eastern German state.














