For the first time since the Second World War, a far-right party is expected to come second in a federal election and the country is divided. In the run-up to the vote, hundreds of thousands of people have taken part in demonstrations against the far-right, but around 20% of voters believe the Alternative for Germany Party (AfD) offers Germans the best future. The AfD is currently on track to get its best-ever results, despite being dogged by allegations of racism, Islamophobia, and right-wing extremism. The party's rise is causing tension and division in Germany, with migration being a key flashpoint in the debate.