AfD's Daniel Münschke Elected Brandenburg State Parliament Vice President

After failing in the first round, Münschke secured the position in a second vote, marking AfD's return to the Landtag's vice-presidency.

Daniel Münschke, an AfD representative, won the vice-presidential role with 41 out of 86 valid votes in the Brandenburg Parliament.
In the initial vote, Münschke did not achieve the required majority, receiving 37 votes in favor and 39 against, with 10 abstentions.
The Brandenburg Parliament's presidium agreed on three vice-presidential positions to ensure representation from all factions.
The AfD faction in Brandenburg is under scrutiny by the state's Verfassungsschutz as a right-wing extremist suspect, but Münschke has not been individually classified as such.
Alongside Münschke, Jouleen Gruhn from BSW and Rainer Genilke from CDU were also elected as vice presidents in the first round.