The territory CDU office demands the repeal of the decision not to cooperate with AfD

The Christian Democrats territory Union (CDU) in Harz County, Saxony-Anhalt demands that the decision not to cooperate with the right-wing organization alternate for Germany be repealed, says Süddeutsche Zeitung, citing the resolution of the union.

According to the newspaper, the paper provides for the repeal of the 2018 decision on non-cooperation and the impossibility of forming a coalition with AfD. The resolution besides stated that the CDU "clearly lost the election in the East".

The association complains that many cases have already happened erstwhile current members left the organization and threatened to do so.

The Prime Minister of the Land of Saxony-Anhalt is presently the CDU representative. In the February elections to the Bundestag, the AfD organization won all direct mandates in that national state.

Next year elections will be held in Saxony-Anhalt for the fresh national parliament. The CDU fears that the organization will besides lose in these elections to AfD and will be forced to leave the national government.

The CDU/CSU and SPD are presently negotiating the creation of a ruling coalition.

Earlier, according to a poll by Ipsos, for the first time in AfD history, it overtook the CDU/CSU block in the political organization ranking in Germany by 1 percent point, gaining 25%.

Early parliamentary elections were held in Germany on 23 February. After the votes were calculated in all 299 constituency, the winner was the CDU/CSU block. AfD placed second in the election with a evidence score of 20.8%. The 3rd place was taken by the SPD with a consequence of 16.4% of the votes, which is the worst consequence in the past of the party. The Greens (11.6%), the Left organization (8.8%) and the Danish-frisian number party, the confederate Schleswig Electoral Union, besides entered the parliament, which obtained 1 mandate in the single-mandate vote.