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Polarized political landscapes The state elections in Saxony and Thuringia on September 1, 2024 The state elections in Saxony and Thuringia have shifted the political landscape further to the right. The Sahra Wagenknecht Alliance (BSW) is shaking up the party landscape and has caused considerable damage, especially to the Left. At the same time, the AfD remains strong in both federal states. How should these election results be understood? Which parties were able to score points in which population groups and where did they suffer losses? What is behind the rise of the BSW? The MIDEM report analyzes the factors behind these election results and shows that the AfD is gaining support primarily in areas with high unemployment around the turn of the millennium, while the SPD, Greens and Left perform better in urban centers. The CDU is losing out to the AfD in regions with weaker infrastructure, but is able to score points in well-served areas. The AfD's strong popularity among young voters is remarkable: in Thuringia it achieved its best result among 18 to 24 year olds with 38 percent. The BSW, on the other hand, attracts older voters and disappointed supporters of the Left, and shifts the balance of power among those over 60. The Greens are seeing a sharp decline among young voters, who are taking more than half of their votes away from them in both federal states. To the report Lecture series: Between polarization and consensus Democracy under stress Society is dividing and endangering democratic cohesion – that is a common theory. But how divided is society really? And is polarization really a threat to democracy? The MIDEM lecture series in the winter semester 23/24 takes up these questions and looks at polarization from different perspectives. The invited speakers not only examine the causes of polarization, but also discuss the consequences and possible solutions. In his lecture “Polarization and democratic legitimacy” on February 20, 2024 from 4:30 p.m., Cord Schmelzle will shed light on a central question in the current political debate: To what extent does polarization pose a threat to democracy? The lecture is hybrid and will take place in Bergstrasse 53, Gerberbau – Room 221 and online via Zoom. To register Public Publications Research groups Events Research profile MIDEM is a research center at the TU Dresden, funded by the Mercator Foundation. Under the direction of Prof. Dr. Hans Vorländer, it examines forms, instruments and processes of political processing of migration in democratic societies – in individual countries and in a comparative view of Europe. Latest contributions

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