@FranzStrohmeier Nein.
Wenn die KPÖ mit 5% drin ist, da 4%-Hürde, und nur 2% Sonstige wählen, wären 98% die Gesamtheit.
Also bräuchte die FPÖ ca. 49-50% für die absolute Mehrheit.
@IAPolls2022@WinWithJMC Comparing the 2026 early vote tracker with 2022 is highly misleading and inconclusive, because 2022 was still influenced by COVID patterns (more mail voting). This year, more people will vote early-in-person or on Election Day, not by mail.
@denisyurchak I am from Austria (not Vienna), but is it really soooo hard if there's a single day (Sunday) - during which you cannot buy groceries ? I mean, you buy it on Friday after work, or Saturday. What's the problem really ? People are not starving because of it. Just use your brain.
@HeyBenjii@Wahlen_AT War 2024 schon knapp in beiden Städten.
Und mittlerweile hat die FPÖ nochmal 11-12% zugelegt ... die ÖVP 6-8% verloren.
Umgelegt auf diese Veränderungen würden beide Städte eindeutig FPÖ wählen, in Innsbruck wären die Grünen etwa 5% dahinter Zweite, in Salzburg etwa 8% zurück.
@aut_kenny@Wahlen_AT Wien's 14. Bezirk (Penzing) ist laut dieser Umfrage hier mit 0.5% Vorsprung bei den Grünen.
Laut der Market-Umfrage wäre er knapp blau.
@iElijahManley Not true.
She was quoting Hasan Piker who said that and who campaigns for Abdul El-Sayed (D) in Michigan.
https://t.co/e549fuFnCx
After about 6:20
@ostonox Not true.
She was quoting Hasan Piker who said that and who campaigns for Abdul El-Sayed (D) in Michigan.
https://t.co/e549fuEPMZ
After about 6:20
@heimolepuschitz Demox kann man nicht ernst nehmen ... ist ein Institut, das von einem ÖVPler geführt wird.
FPÖ vermutlich in OÖ 10% vorne und in SBG mindestens 5%.
@andyd10 In Vienna 51%.
Migration background is defined as A) foreign-born yourself or B) both your parents born abroad.
A previous study has shown that Vienna already had 49% migration background in 2014 with 1 parent born abroad, so it is about 60% migrant background in Vienna now.
@andyd10 Switzerland will probably overtake us (Austria) next year ...
Austria won't grow at all this year, maybe even with a slight population decline (!), but Switzerland still +50k.