Le candidat de l'AfD, Malte Kaufmann, reçoit des voix inattendues d'autres groupes parlementaires

Au sein de la commission des affaires économiques du Bundestag, le candidat de l'AfD, Malte Kaufmann, a obtenu 16 voix lors de l'élection à la vice-présidence, alors que le parti ne dispose que de dix sièges.

Ce vote a semé le trouble au sein de la commission. Les Verts et Die Linke soupçonnent que des voix issues de l'Union ont soutenu le candidat de l'AfD. L'AfD avait présenté Malte Kaufmann comme candidat. Ce résultat inattendu indique un possible soutien d'autres groupes parlementaires. L'incident met en lumière la complexité des dynamiques de vote au Bundestag.

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