The far right after the ‘super election year’

Category: Education & Lectures
The far right after the ‘super election year’
The ‘super election year’ of 2026 will put the political balance of power to the test. Recent polls are attracting attention, but it is only at the ballot box that the true strength of the far right will become apparent. This talk will examine current figures, election campaigns and strategies of the far right. What developments are emerging, which strategies are proving successful – and what does this mean for democracy and human rights? Following the talk, the event will provide an opportunity for discussion and exchange.
Admission to the event is subject to the following conditions:“In accordance with Section 6 of the VersG / Article 10 of the BayVersG,
the organisers reserve the right to exercise their right to admit or exclude persons and to refuse entry to or exclude from the event any individuals who belong to far-right organisations, are associated with the far-right scene, or have previously made racist, nationalist, anti-Semitic or other inhuman remarks in the past to refuse entry to the event or to exclude them from it.”