Germany's Election: AfD Rises, SPD Declines
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Five key takeaways from the German election
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Alternative for Germany , or AfD , has doubled its support in just four years to 20.8% .
It has spread out from its support base in the east to become the second biggest political force in parliament.
Outgoing Chancellor Olaf Scholz's SPD had its worst performance in decades , only sharing 16.4% of the vote.
Die Linke's viral videos helped secure a quarter of the 18 -24 vote.
Heidi Reichinnek went viral after she gave a speech defending the firewall against the AfD.
Alice Weidel was the biggest hit on social media during the election.
For the over-35s it was the Christian Democrats who won out, and more men than women.
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