German Chancellor and CDU Chairman Mertz said on the 9th that although the German Choice Party recently made significant progress in the Saanan state assembly election in eastern Germany, it failed to obtain an absolute majority, nor was it able to win an absolute majority of support in Germany with its current policies. Mertz said during the general debate in the German Bundestag on the same day that Germany's ruling coalition and the Choice Party have deep differences in the fields of diplomacy, Europe, society, and peace policies. He criticized the so-called “relocation” policy proposed by the Choice Party. He said that 1 out of every 6 workers in the German handicraft industry holds a foreign passport. If a large number of foreigners working in Germany are forced to leave the country as a result, it will be difficult for industries such as handicrafts, nursing, hospitals, and restaurants to operate normally. German Choice Party Chairman Weidel said during the general debate on the 9th that voters in Saxony have sent a clear signal to the ruling coalition through the election results. The voters want to achieve political change rather than maintain the status quo. The election for the Saxon State Assembly ended on the evening of the 6th. Preliminary election results announced by the Saxon State Statistics Office on the 7th showed that the German Choice Party became the largest party in the state by a clear advantage, but it did not obtain the absolute majority of seats needed to form a separate cabinet.

German Chancellor and CDU Chairman Mertz said on the 9th that although the German Choice Party recently made significant progress in the Saanan state assembly election in eastern Germany, it failed to obtain an absolute majority, nor was it able to win an absolute majority of support in Germany with its current policies. Mertz said during the general debate in the German Bundestag on the same day that Germany's ruling coalition and the Choice Party have deep differences in the fields of diplomacy, Europe, society, and peace policies. He criticized the so-called “relocation” policy proposed by the Choice Party. He said that 1 out of every 6 workers in the German handicraft industry holds a foreign passport. If a large number of foreigners working in Germany are forced to leave the country as a result, it will be difficult for industries such as handicrafts, nursing, hospitals, and restaurants to operate normally. German Choice Party Chairman Weidel said during the general debate on the 9th that voters in Saxony have sent a clear signal to the ruling coalition through the election results. The voters want to achieve political change rather than maintain the status quo. The election for the Saxon State Assembly ended on the evening of the 6th. Preliminary election results announced by the Saxon State Statistics Office on the 7th showed that the German Choice Party became the largest party in the state by a clear advantage, but it did not obtain the absolute majority of seats needed to form a separate cabinet.