After the choice: coalition options and the wishes of the voters

After the choice: coalition options and the wishes of the voters

After the latest National Council elections, the politicians from the Hollabrunn district comment on the possible coalition variants that are now offered. The FPÖ MP Christian Lausch describes the Situation as "difficult" and reports on the voices that were already heard before the election: "All against us." Despite these challenges, he sees potential in cooperation with the ÖVP. He emphasizes that the overlaps of the FPÖ and ÖVP's election programs offer many opportunities.

For Lausch, a blue chancellor with a black partner remains the most stable alternative. All parties are aware that the next government is facing almost impossible tasks: rising living costs, energy prices and the situation of the refugees. "Where the social service is greatest," said Lausch, "people shouldn't go there if they are already in a safe country." He is sure that the voters of the FPÖ want to entrust more changes in the future.

views of other parties

Marlis Schmidt, who has achieved a close result of the votes, comments on the part of the ÖVP. She sees the possibilities of a coalition between the ÖVP/FPÖ and ÖVP/SPÖ/NEOS, but has reservations against a too strong exclusion of the FPÖ. Schmidt agreed that the topics of migration and social concerns should be the first points of the negotiations.

On the other side, Stefan Hinterberger from the SPÖ is. He states that the SPÖ is looking for solutions that benefit the working population and the pensioners. He could well imagine a collaboration between the parties, but he does not want to rule out anyone and warns against ignoring the will to voters. Hinterberger thinks that people in rural areas should find more attention.

Mayor Andreas Sedlmayer from the ÖVP also addresses the votes. "It's about the will to voters," he says. The freedoms would have a responsibility that they should perceive, especially after their first place in the election. He sees a functioning black and blue in Lower Austria as an example, even if it is not necessarily for it personally.

Georg Ecker from the Greens brings an environmentally conscious perspective to the discussion. It emphasizes the importance of continuation of initiatives to create a sustainable economy and criticizes the SPÖ for its considerations of accepting a Blue National Council President. "You should think carefully about what happens when extreme powers are at the top," he says with a view to recent developments in other federal states.

The tensions within the political landscape after the elections clearly show that the district of Hollabrunn faces an uncertain future. The discussions about possible coalitions and the challenges that the next government expect will significantly shape the agenda in the coming weeks and months. A profound understanding of the will of the voters and the different positions of all parties is crucial to get a sustainable solution. For a more comprehensive analysis of the choice and its importance, Reporting on www.noen.at .