AfD projected to take more than 40% in the Sept. 6 Saxony-Anhalt state election
A win would be the first for a far-right party in a German state since World War II.
Polls put the Alternative for Germany first in the eastern state, ahead of every rival party, and a win would be the first by a far-right party in a German state since the war. The other parties still refuse to govern with it.