The AfD is way ahead in the polls in the eastern German state of Saxony-Anhalt. But the young state premier insists he can stop the far-right from leading a government for the first time since World War II.
Preventing the AfD from the sole government is not enough, says Prime Minister Sven Schulze. He explains what fundamental mistakes his CDU must no longer make in dealing with citizens. And how does he keep it with the left?
Can Sven Schulze still stop the AfD? This is Saxony-Anhalt's prime minister talking about pressure in the election campaign, his CDU's mistakes – and the question of who he would rule with after the election.