The interference of Trump administration officials in the German campaign has postponed some left -wing voters, but they were welcomed by others who support the far -right alternative to Germany, or AFD, according to a group of interviews at polling stations.
Several voters in the eastern city of Dresden noticed a letter delivered by Vice President c.
Chris Bushman, who said he tended to the left but refused to say how he voted, said that Mr. Vans heard him “worried.” Mr. Buschmann, 27, said he was concerned about the emergence of right -wing populism in Germany and around the world. He said he was concerned about the “history of repetition of himself”, referring to the Nazi past in Germany.
Tim Adams, the engineer who divided his ticket between the Green Party and the death of the German left party, criticized the attempts of Trump’s billionaire counselor Elon Musk to influence the German elections. Mr. Musk AFD acknowledged and praised the party leader, Alice and Idel. Last month, he spoke at the AFD career, and the audience told Germany “focusing on a lot of last guilt.”
Mr. Adams said that these interventions were “very bad for our policies.”
Others expressed his support for President Trump and his administration. Andreas Molpach and Naga Zyammer, both of them voted for AFD, said they welcomed the new American president.
In Aschaffenburg, retired painter Peter Kraus said it was a voice in favor of AFD “with great joy” – and on the recommendation of Mr. Vans and Mr. Musk.
“When the US Vice President says that, and Elon Musk, yes, they have my opinion exactly,” said Mr. Cross. “And I am not well received like these two.”
