Normalization on the Extreme Right: Alternative for Germany Party Again Gaining Ground

The far-right Alternative for Germany party is polling better than it has in several years. With elections approaching next year in a trio of eastern German states, the AfD is seeking to find its way even closer to the political mainstream.

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