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With a network approach, we examine the case of the German far-right partyAlternative f\"ur Deutschland (AfD) and their potential use of a "hashjacking"strategy. Our findings suggest that right-wing politicians (and theirsupporters/retweeters) actively and effectively polarise the discourse not justby using their own party hashtags, but also by "hashjacking" the politicalparty hashtags of other established parties. The results underline thenecessity to understand the success of right-wing parties, online and inelections, not entirely as a result of external effects (e.g. migration), butas a direct consequence of their digital political communication strategy.

How to Hijack Twitter: Online Polarisation Strategies of Germany's Political Far-Right