The Austrian Social Democrats could win the regional elections for the new Assembly in the capital Vienna, despite the rise in the right-wing off the right-handed party of Austria (FPÖ), according to today’s output surveys.
Social Democrats (SPÖ) Led by Mayor Michael Ludwigo won 37 percent votes, according to the forecasts of several TV stations.
FPÖ could have about 24 percent of the votes, large 16 percentage points more than 2020. When the party passed unusually badly in the illness of the “Ibiza” scandal scandal.
This would be in accordance with the surveys conducted before the elections they gave to sense that FPÖ would have significant growth, but that they would not win.
Former Leader of the FPÖ Heinz-Christian Strache, who was in the center of the scandal “Ibiza” when he wanted to arrange the alleged Russian entrepreneur, tried another political return with his party, but less than two percent of the vote, according to surveys.
Forecasts further show that green could get about 13 percent of the votes, and the Conservative Party ÖVP about 12 percent, which would be a great loss of nine percentage points.
The Liberal Party Neos, which previously ruled with the SPÖ, was progressing finely and predicted to end with about 9 percent.
The electoral campaign was dominated by migration and security themes. About 1.1 million people had the right to vote today.
(Vijesti.ba/hina)
