After its historic victory in the state of Saxony-Anhalt, the Alternative for Germany (AfD) party has dropped from 44.4 % of the vote to 43.8% after mail-in ballots were counted, with all other parties gaining abnormally from mail-in ballots. Attorney Dirk Schmitz called this a sign of “systematic manipulation”.
German elections have been thought to be fairly secure, with mainly in-person same-day voting, photo ID requirements, and a Supreme Court ban on digital voting machines, as I explained to Ben Harnwell on The War Room.
German Supreme Court ruled paper-ballots only because electronic voting is effectively unverifiable @CollinFrMcMahon @ben_harnwell pic.twitter.com/BHbVQdvt55
— Bannon’s WarRoom (@Bannons_WarRoom) September 2, 2026
However, Saxony-Anhalt saw a boom in mail-in ballots, making up one-quarter of all votes cast.
Originally, the AfD had taken 51% of in-person votes on Sunday. As mail-in ballots were counted beginning at 6 pm local time, all other parties gained, and only the AfD lost. Plagiarism expert Stefan Weber, who has identified numerous cheating academics, causing the Christian Democrat governor of the neighboring state of Thuringia Mario Voigt to lose his Ph.D., called these results “a sign of systematic manipulation”, citing an analysis by attorney Dirk Schmitz published by alternative journalist Alexander Wallasch:
“51.20% for the AfD at the ballot box – but only 24.27% of the mail-in vote. A drop of almost 27%. In some places, the gap was even more dramatic: In Mertendorf, the AfD took 63.2 % at the ballot box, but only 24.5% of the mail-in vote – a difference of almost 39%. In the town of Hedersleben, 62.9% of in-person votes went to the AfD, but only 26.4% of the mail-in vote,” Schmitz wrote. “In one district of Magdeburg, the AfD only got 5.5% of the mail-in vote, versus 41.5% at the ballot box (minus 36.0%). In Obhausen, the AfD received 24.8% of mail-in ballots versus 60.5% of in-person votes (minus 35.7%). In the town of Meineweh, the AfD received 27.9% of mail-in ballots versus 63.0% of in-person votes, a difference of 35.1%.”
🇩🇪🚨‼️ MAIL-IN VOTING ANOMALY
EVERY PARTY EXCEPT THE AfD HAS MORE MAIL-IN VOTES THAN IN-PERSON VOTES!
The AfD voters don’t like mail? Come on.
How can every other party have received more mail-in votes than in-person votes, and by such a large margin?
If we removed mail-in… pic.twitter.com/fEcvn9wEED
— Lord Bebo (@MyLordBebo) September 7, 2026
Remarkably, all other parties profited from mail-voting except the winning AfD. The Christian Democrats scored 24.30% percent in postal voting and 14.55% at the ballot box; the Social Democrats received 13.53% of mail-in votes compared to 7.69% at the ballot box; the Greens received 12.87% of mail-in votes to 7.44% at the ballot box, and the Left took 11.03% of mail-in votes compared to 7.62% in-person, Schmitz wrote.
“Interesting fact: without mail-in ballots, the AfD would have won 51% of the vote and secured an absolute majority.
Mail-in ballots made up 25.7% of all votes cast.
This system is easily manipulated and mail-in voting should be banned everywhere. pic.twitter.com/loyO47ExTr
— Martin Sellner (@MartinSellner_) September 7, 2026
“Statistically, this is a sign of systematic manipulation, but it is not yet proof,” Schmitz wrote, noting that mail-in voters and in-person voters “may differ considerably in terms of age, education, residence, and political preferences.” However, he called these widely disparate results “improbable.”
Several left-wing George-Soros-funded NGOs were on the ground ahead of the Sept. 6 election in Saxony-Anhalt, including central mobilization org Campact, which spent almost €3 M on voter mobilization.
Citizen journalist Jonas Greindberg hunted down far-left activists in Saxony-Anhalt ahead of the elections:
Migranten-NGO in Panik!
Zum ganzen Video: https://t.co/TBz1tkxWn3 pic.twitter.com/c0UVKp59Fm
— Jonas Greindberg (@jonasgreindberg) August 23, 2026
At least one case has been documented where a relative of an old-age home resident found someone had voted in his 95-year old senile aunt’s name, while the old age home claimed her ballot had been shredded. Klaus-Lothar Bebber has filed criminal charges with local police in the city of Dessau.
As current results stand, the AfD will have to form a coalition with a leftist party or the RINO Christian Democrats if they want to govern, despite earning the best result in any German state election in the last 10 years.
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