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Stoessen - 13 March 2016
1. Various of people gathered outside polling station
2. Various of AfD party candidate in the German state Saxony-Anhalt, Andre Poggenburg, arriving at polling station and voting
3. SOUNDBITE (German) Andre Poggenburg, AfD party candidate for Saxony-Anhalt:
"My clear goal is to reach 20 percent as we said two-three months ago. I hope the AfD (party) becomes the second strongest party tonight (in Saxony-Anhalt) so that the Green party is no longer part of the parliament (in Saxony-Anhalt)."
4. Cutaway of Poggenburg
5. SOUNDBITE (German) Andre Poggenburg, AfD party candidate for Saxony-Anhalt:
"In Saxony-Anhalt and in all of Germany we need an opposition. We don't have an opposition right now. We have governing parties and so-called opposition parties but they all follow one policy, Merkel's policy. But people want an alternative, they want a real opposition and we want to take over this task."
6. Various of voters casting their ballots
7. Family leaving polling station
8. SOUNDBITE (German) Hans Joachim Arsand, Stoessen resident:
"Merkel's policy scared me off, it scared me off. The situation here in the countryside is ok but with all the migrants it's not going to work out. We can be happy that we don't have them here yet we don't even have a shop here, where should they stay? Where?"
9. Arsand walking away
10. SOUNDBITE (German) Jutta Foetisch, Stoessen resident:
"I stand with the Social Democrat Party, I always vote for them because I can always rely on the party."
11. Voting paper
12. Various voters casting ballots
13. SOUNDBITE (German) Guenther Massack, Stoessen resident:
"The migration policy has influenced my decision today. I doubt that the plans they have to handle migration will work out. That's why I voted today."
14. Massack walking away
15. Election posters
16. Election posters of the Green, CDU and SPD parties
17. AfD party poster
STORYLINE:
Three German states were voting on Sunday in the first significant political test since the country saw a massive influx of migrants.
Andre Poggenburg, the lead candidate of AfD (Alternative for Germany) party in the Saxony-Anhalt state, cast his vote in the small village of Stoessen, which has a population of less than one thousand.
AfD, a three-year-old nationalist party, is expected to perform strongly amid unease over Chancellor Angela Merkel's liberal approach to Europe's migration crisis.
Poggenburg said the party is expected to get at least 20 per cent of the vote.
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