32,000 Styrians use IVote: A look at the elections

32,000 Styrians use IVote: A look at the elections

A remarkable success was recently achieved by OGM, a respected opinion research institute, in collaboration with Mein district. Access to an election aid tool called "Ivote" found 32,000 citizens in Styria. This not only shows the great interest in political issues, but also that many people want to make a well -founded decision. It is particularly impressive that more than 9,000 new participants were added on the last two days before the election Sunday. This reader commitment is a clear announcement to the political decision -makers of the region.

In the past few weeks, the elections have taken place in Styria, where the subject -political topics were clearly in the foreground. An example of such an issue is the discussion about the new lead hospital in Liezen. This topic was not unnoticed because the people in the region show a strong sense of political trends. The survey results show that the FPÖ has cut off particularly strongly in this context, which is supported by a high rejection of the leading hospital in the districts and Murau.

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The public opinions of the Styrians about the head hospital are consistently negative. In the districts mentioned, over 60 percent of the population rejected the project. Surprisingly, the FPÖ was able to achieve its best result there and reported an increase of over 20 percentage points compared to the 2019 elections. Such developments underline the commitment of the citizens who actively participate in democratic opinion formation.

OGM boss Wolfgang Bachmayer has carefully analyzed the election results. He expressed that Christopher Drexler's allegations expressed at the federal level do not reflect the full truth about the reasons for the defeat of the People's Party. In his opinion, there were also serious mistakes in state politics that contributed to the election defeat. Especially the traditional "Governor Bonus" has lost how important local topics and their handling are for voters.

The most important results of the "Ivote" survey are also revealing. In addition to the rejection of the new motto hospital, the majority of Styrians show that it wants a three -lane expansion of the A9. In addition, many advocate that diesel prices should remain cheap. These demands clearly show which topics the people in Styria really deal and what changes they want.

This comprehensive dialogue and the active participation of citizens could serve as a kind of political barometer to influence future decisions in Styria. Through the possibility of participating in the IVote survey, citizens were not only able to express their opinions, but also acquire a voice in the region's political landscape. The importance of citizen participation in the political events is thus emphasized again.

The interest in political issues is still high, and it remains to be seen how the politically responsible persons will react to these clear signals. The results of the election and the survey are a clear indication that the commitment of the citizens will not decrease and that politics is required to react to it.

Further information on these results and the associated political issues are detailed in an article on www.meinbezirk.at read.