The far -right AFD Germany suffers from a series of deaths from candidates ahead of local voting

In recent weeks, six candidates for extreme right-wesh West-Westphalia have been killed before the local elections in the Great Western Western West Western West Western West.

Police have made it clear that death has no evidence, but it means that the new ballots should be printed, and some postal voters will have to redo the ballots.

North Rhine-Westphalia has 18 million, and 20,000 candidates will participate in its local elections on September 14.

The number of deaths, however, raised questions in social media. The Ministry of Internal Affairs of the state noted that candidates from other parties, including greenery and the Social Democrats, also died.

AFD became the second largest German party in the federal election in February, spreading from its eastern soul to the West.

This year, the internal spy agency classes it in May as a right extremist organization before pausing for this description due to the appeal in court. In the three Eastern states, its AFD association is still called extremists.

Initial messages were focused on the news that four of his candidates were killed, and then the death of two reserve candidates also appeared, causing a flurry of conspiracy theories on social media.

AFD co -chairman AFD Alice Weidel did not make efforts to cancel speculation, reshuffle of retired economist Stefan Homburg that the number of candidates’ deaths was “statistically impossible”.

However, when asked about the rumors in his party, the figure number two AFD in the North Rhine -Vestphalia, Kay Gothalk, admitted that “what I have in front of me – but this is only partial information – it does not support these suspicions at the moment.”

He told Poltico Playbook Podcost Politico that his party wanted the cases to be investigated, “without immediately entering the conspiracy theory.” He said that they needed to follow the interested families when they lost their family member.

Police said the German Agency DPA that the four initial deaths were either natural, or the cause was not dissolved for family privacy reasons. Two more deaths are described similarly.

AFD strategists hoping for income in the local North Rhine-Westphalia elections, which have been considered as the first voter test since the new federal government has come to power.

In the latest state elections in May 2022, AUD was only 5.4% in the region where the German industrial heart lives in the Ruhr Valley and suffered from steep losses.

AFR interviewed 16.8% in the country in the federal election in February last February, and polls believe the party may virtually comply with these numbers.

The party found support among several leading American figures on the right that has accused the German government of trying to suppress AFD through bureaucracy.

Technical billionaire Elon Musk, who has endorsed the right-wing migration policy earlier this year, has repeated his support for AFD in recent days.

“Either Germany votes AFD or this is the end of Germany,” he said.