NEOS rely on change: Indra Collini remains hopeful in Lower Austria!

NEOS rely on change: Indra Collini remains hopeful in Lower Austria!

The political waves are high in Austria: Neos state party chairwoman Indra Collini was re-elected and thus sets clear signs in a time full of upheavals. At a general meeting in Maria Enzersdorf, Collini received an impressive 86.05 percent of the vote. This re -election is not only a confirmation of your previous work, but also a strategic step at the head of the Neos in Lower Austria, where the party is planning to take up in 47 out of 568 possible municipalities in the upcoming municipal council elections in 2025. The party wants to show presence for the first time in all four quarters, also in the often neglected Waldviertel. "In recent years we have made strong roots in Lower Austria," emphasized Collini, who has been at the top since 2016.

upheavals in the political landscape

In the meantime, the Federal President's decision to transfer the government's formation order to FPÖ boss Herbert Kickl ensures additional tensions. Collini commented that this step after the U -turn of the ÖVP was unavoidable and Kickl is now required to find solutions to the frequently criticized conditions. She hopes that the negotiations between the FPÖ and ÖVP will bring a clear commitment to the renewal of the country. NEOS Federal Party Chairman Beate Meinl-Reisinger recently broken off negotiations with the ÖVP, which caused additional turmoil and many indicated the aggressive tax policy of the SPÖ as the reason for the withdrawal. This situation increases the pressure on all actors involved, to remain capable of action and to find promising solutions.

In addition to the re -election of Collini, new team members were also chosen, including numerous representatives from different communities who want to position themselves as a reformer force. The goals for the upcoming elections were also determined, with a special focus on improving childcare and sustainable town center development. All of these developments indicate a dynamic time for the NEOS, while the other parties come under pressure to reschedule their strategies.