Vienna in election fever: Kickl prophecy SPÖ draft from the town hall!

Vienna in election fever: Kickl prophecy SPÖ draft from the town hall!

Wien, Österreich - On election evening, the politician Herbert Kickl, which was leading in the FPÖ, expressed that the Vienna FPÖ boss Dominik Nepp from the City Hall Kicke. This remark meanwhile made NepP appear in line. Despite Kickl's clear statements, however, another and not he himself was chosen as a chancellor. The current Chancellor Christian Stocker has been visibly stressed for six weeks during the time of his pension authorization and has even lost weight. In the political landscape it is noted that savings alone are not sufficient to successfully conduct a country.

It is expected that the 100-day balance of Chancellor Stocker will be presented on June 11th. Despite the current challenges, there is a forecast that the government will reach the full term by September 2029. Analyzes show that Kickl and ex-Chancellor Sebastian Kurz could possibly try again during this time to take over the chancellor's post. Politically, the FPÖ is currently the strongest force in the current surveys: According to Politpro, the party runs with 33.4% of the votes. This is an increase of 0.8% in the last 30 days.

Current election situation and trends

The ÖVP is in second place at 21.8%, followed by the SPÖ with 20.8%. The NEOS come to 9.9%, while the Greens reach 9.1%. The KPÖ and other parties together only receive 5% of the votes. In the current election trend, the government parties come together to 55.3%, which stabilizes the political landscape.

For the next National Council election, which is expected to take place in 2029, possible coalitions have already been discussed. This includes the SPÖ with 40 MPs, the Greens at 17 and the Neos at 19. To form a government, 92 of the 183 MPs are required.

political leadership and outlook

In the current political leadership, Alexander van der Bellen remains the Federal President at the head of the country, while Christian Stocker continues to hold his chancellor. The distribution of political forces shows that there are a total of 108 right -wing and only 57 left -wing members in parliament. This distribution could give the government stable support, despite the growing challenges and uncertainties within the party structures.

The developments of the next few months will be crucial, especially with regard to the 100-day balance of Chancellor Stocker, which could possibly determine the direction for the coming years. In the meantime, the political events in Austria remains of great importance for both voters and analysts, as Krone reports.