Nepp's optimism: FPÖ could win 2025 triple!
Nepp's optimism: FPÖ could win 2025 triple!
Währing, Wien, Österreich - The Vienna FPÖ top candidate Dominik Nepg handed over his voice in the Währing district on Sunday morning. Accompanied by his wife Barbara and her two dachshunds, Hanni and Otto, Nepp expressed an optimistic feeling about the election, which takes place on April 27, 2025. "We want to become as strong as possible," he said without naming a specific goal. According to vienna.at the Viennese FPÖ could even triple its result.
Nepp plans to spend the election evening with his family and, despite ongoing investigations in the expenses causa of the Vienna FPÖ, have a confident look at the result. He emphasizes that he has perceived his control function and assumes that the procedure is hired. However, these circumstances could affect voting.
election forecasts and survey values
The Vienna City Council election 2025 should take an exciting course because various parties compete for election: SPÖ, ÖVP, Greens, Neos, FPÖ, KPÖ and Team HC Strache. Surveys, such as one of April 06, 2025, show the following:
party
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SPÖ | 38.4 |
fpö | 21.7 |
Greens | 12.3 |
ÖVP | 11.1 |
neos | 9.4 |
kpö | 3.8 |
Team HC Strache | 2.0 |
The surveys indicate that the SPÖ could possibly lose about 2 percentage points compared to 2020, while the FPÖ could rise from 7.2 % in 2020 to 21.7 %.
election campaign and challenges
The election campaign 2025 is described as a "non-election campaign", shaped by specific topics such as the controversial Lobau motorway. Experts of vienna.at predict a solid victory of the SPÖ. Mayor Michael Ludwig is perceived as a dominant figure that outshines other candidates.
The lower turnout, due to possible "election fatigue", could be one of the challenges for all parties. According to the forecasts, a move in by KPÖ and Team HC Strache is seen as almost excluded.
Overall, with only minimal movements in the surveys since the beginning of the year, the election result remains open. The political landscape in Vienna is facing a crucial turning point, while the parties struggle for the support of voters.
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Ort | Währing, Wien, Österreich |
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