Elections in Austria this Sunday 29th

[Mortimer]

The election in Austria is this Sunday. Yesterday I found a package in the mailbox from the ÖVP, Chancellor Nehammer's party, inside there was a poster from the ÖVP, a few packets of sugar and a ballpoint pen and a brochure about all the positive things he will do. I didn't have anything like that in my mailbox from the other parties. The ÖVP was mostly in government and I didn't really notice anything bad, they are less left-wing than the Greens and SPÖ and less right-wing than the FPÖ, pretty much in the middle. If I vote on Sunday, I might vote for Nehammer.

 

[JGalt]

Packets of sugar and a ballpoint pen?

 

[Mortimer]

Packets of sugar and a ballpoint pen?

yes, but its just "advertisements" covered in their slogans and party lables.

 

[JGalt]

yes, but its just "advertisements" covered in their slogans and party lables.

You could have gotten laid for two packets of sugar and a ballpoint pen in post-World War II Germany.

 

[toobfreak]

Packets of sugar and a ballpoint pen?

Austrians are cheap voters.

 

[DonGlock26]

Austria’s far-right FPÖ party is the frontrunner in Sunday’s election. How did it get here?

By Sophie Tanno, CNNUpdated: 6:25 AM EDT, Sat September 28, 2024Source: CNN


Austria goes to the polls this Sunday, with the populist, anti-immigration Freedom Party (FPÖ) tipped to emerge as the winner, in what would mark another gain for the far right in Europe.Unlike its peers, however, the FPÖ is no upstart and has previously been part of coalition governments.

As it is unlikely to win an outright majority, according to the latest polls, the FPÖ the party would need support from other parties – who could instead work together to freeze it out. Here’s what you need to know.




Austria’s far-right FPÖ party is the frontrunner in Sunday’s election. How did it get here? | CNN

 

[luiza]

Pity you cannot vote Morticia , being an illegal immigrant .
If you vote illegally for Nehammer , you will be reported and then doubtless Hammered yourself .

 

[Zebra]

Today now

 

[luiza]

Today now

Yes , Bra .
Another correct answer .

Today is Now .
Really well done .

Don't forget to vote for my pal Hammer.
He is in the election you know .
Today . Now .

 

[Harpy Eagle]

The election in Austria is this Sunday. Yesterday I found a package in the mailbox from the ÖVP, Chancellor Nehammer's party, inside there was a poster from the ÖVP, a few packets of sugar and a ballpoint pen and a brochure about all the positive things he will do. I didn't have anything like that in my mailbox from the other parties. The ÖVP was mostly in government and I didn't really notice anything bad, they are less left-wing than the Greens and SPÖ and less right-wing than the FPÖ, pretty much in the middle. If I vote on Sunday, I might vote for Nehammer.

Well, his opponent said that Viktor Orban is a role model. It seems you made the right choice

 

[Zebra]

will the high water help the greens?

 

[Zebra]

In 15 minutes we will know more

 

[DonGlock26]

Far right got most votes in Austria's election, first projections show
The first right got the most votes in today’s election, according to first projections.

Far-right Freedom party (FPÖ): 29.1%

Centre-right Austrian People’s party (ÖVP): 26.2%

Social Democratic Party (SPÖ): 20.4%

NEOS-New Austria: 8.8%

Greens: 8.6%

Austria election live: far-right Freedom party got most votes in Austria’s election, first projections show

Far-right FPÖ could become strongest force in the country for first time in postwar period

www.theguardian.com

 

[DonGlock26]

 

[Bleipriester]

Whos winning?

 

[Zebra]

fpö …. is winning ….

 

[Zebra]

what do you say?

 

[Mortimer]

what do you say?

I hope he wont be in the government or chancellor, but i dont know if the ÖVP will get a coalition with him, inbefore they said they wont with Kickl, but they might change their mind. Im sure the SPÖ and Greens wont get into a coalition with Kickl. If the other parties join together he wont be in the government.

 

[frigidweirdo]

The election in Austria is this Sunday. Yesterday I found a package in the mailbox from the ÖVP, Chancellor Nehammer's party, inside there was a poster from the ÖVP, a few packets of sugar and a ballpoint pen and a brochure about all the positive things he will do. I didn't have anything like that in my mailbox from the other parties. The ÖVP was mostly in government and I didn't really notice anything bad, they are less left-wing than the Greens and SPÖ and less right-wing than the FPÖ, pretty much in the middle. If I vote on Sunday, I might vote for Nehammer.

Well, in Austria it seems that it's always on the right of the right somehow.