Greens celebrate record growth: to new heights in the election campaign!

Greens celebrate record growth: to new heights in the election campaign!

The Greens in Austria experience a massive influx of new members, as the state spokeswoman Sandra Krautwaschl announced. This is a sign that many people feel the need for change and transparency, especially according to the promises of the ÖVP perceived as deceptive. Many different topics are addressed in the election campaign, including secure walking and bike paths, flexible childcare and measures against the progressive soil seal. The amount of 400,000 euros provided for the upcoming elections is intended to help the local groups to transport the concerns of the citizens through more than 20 different election posters and individual advertising materials. The party wants to ensure that every vote counts, especially in communities where the Greens have failed in the past, as in Frohnleiten.

challenges for the green state club

The Green Landtag Club is facing considerable challenges in the coming years. Government relationships at the federal level, in particular a possible coalition of the ÖVP with the FPÖ, could endanger progress in topics such as climate protection and soil preservation. Stefan Kaineder, the green state spokesman, emphasizes that climate protection must continue to be the focus in the future, even if the pressure from Vienna could decrease. "We are ready for these challenges and will consistently pursue our political goals even in the event of a stronger headwind," says Kaineder. The Greens intend to continue to promote their success in the energy transition and climate protection, despite the impending pressure that could result from the new government coalition.

In a future opposition, the Greens fear that stronger emphasis on road construction and old ways of thinking could throw development in Upper Austria back. According to Krautwaschl, people are behind the environmentally friendly destinations of the Greens and expect the party to vigorously act against the deterioration of central topics in the state parliament. "We are the voice for climate protection, energy transition and soil protection," explains club chairman Severin Mayr and demands a significant commitment to all efforts to reduce the success already achieved. The upcoming tasks are clear - a decisive no to returning measures that endanger the environment and the climate is essential, as from the reports from the Upper Austria. Greens clearly emerge.