This article deals with the Saxon municipal election campaign of the far-right party Freie Sachsen in 2024, using a scalar-informed perspective and the discourse-analytical method of argumentation analysis to show how the party moderates the contradiction between ideological rejection of the parliamentary system and its own election campaign via the spatial detour of invoking local political peculiarities. The study identifies five argumentation clusters that construct the municipal scale from a far-right perspective and shows the new municipal political strategy of the Freie Sachsen in contrast to the Af D and NPD as a specific local threat for democratic structures.