AfD-kandidat Malte Kaufmann får uventede stemmer fra andre grupper

I Forbundsdagens økonomiudvalg modtog AfD-kandidaten Malte Kaufmann 16 stemmer ved valget til næstformand, selvom partiet kun råder over ti pladser.

Afstemningen skabte uro i udvalget. De Grønne og Venstrefløjen har mistanke om, at stemmer fra Unionen støttede AfD-kandidaten.

AfD havde opstillet Malte Kaufmann som sin kandidat. Det uventede resultat peger på mulig støtte fra andre fraktioner.

Hændelsen belyser den komplekse stemmedynamik i Forbundsdagen.

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