Election trend 2024: SPÖ with strong shifts in Burgenland!

Election trend 2024: SPÖ with strong shifts in Burgenland!

In a current survey carried out by the BVZ, it can be seen that the political landscapes change at the turn of the year. The Doskozil SPÖ list comes to 47 percent, which means a decline of 2.9 percent compared to the 2020 election. Enjoyment for the FPÖ, which is now placed for the first time at 25 percent in front of the ÖVP, which only reaches 21 percent. The Greens, on the other hand, have to worry about moving into the state parliament because they are only four percent, while the Neos and the List of common sense are far from two and one percent. If the Greens fail to achieve the necessary number of votes, a coalition between FPÖ and ÖVP could be possible, which would strongly influence political stability in Burgenland, according to the analyzes of orf.at .

High approval for SPÖ in difficult times

The survey also indicates a high level of consent for the SPÖ under the leadership of Hans Peter Doskozil, who hypothetically gained a election of a governor with 54 percent. Norbert Hofer from the FPÖ is in second place with 26 percent, while Christian Sagartz from the ÖVP only reaches 16 percent. According to the author of the study, Christoph Haselmayer, the results show that times of absolute majorities are over. The population has a growing interest in the expression of opinion, which is supported by online election aid tools that enable voters to compensate for their own political beliefs with party positions. This should make voters an informed decision, as dawum.de reports.

Overall, the picture about political preferences in Germany and Austria is now dynamic. The Greens' party approval index (PZI) is currently 12.6%, with regional fluctuations. While the Greens achieve top values in Hamburg and Berlin, they cut off only weakly in Saxony-Anhalt. These developments indicate that the political stage develops and the voters are increasingly dealing with the various options.