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Despite being a nascent political entity, the BSW has made a notable splash in German politics, capturing between 11% and 16% of the votes in recent elections in East Germany. Vargan’s party has thrust itself into a prominent role in coalition negotiations, showcasing the appeal of their platform. The party’s electoral performance is indicative of a broader movement across Europe, where similar conservative left parties have been slowly gaining ground, particularly in Central and Eastern regions.