Green present brave election posters: Will Vienna now be more alive?

Green present brave election posters: Will Vienna now be more alive?

In the middle of the political excitement, the Greens in Vienna present their first election posters for the upcoming local council election. The striking slogan "Vienna, only courage" by top candidate Judith Pühringer, who was presented on Wednesday, is to mobilize the voters. In the last legislative period under the red-pink coalition, according to Pühringer, Vienna remained “quite pale”, which is why the Greens are now needed to advance fresh wind and projects such as photovoltaic systems on community buildings. The poster campaign extends over five different motifs and finds its place in the city center between the art historical and the Natural History Museum, as reported.

Focus of the green campaign

The Greens rely on dramatic topics and concise messages. In addition to the example of climate policy, where they point out that voters may no longer be able to hear "climate", they want to position themselves against right -wing extremism and Islamism with the statement "hard edge against hate". Another central concern is the struggle for affordable living; The slogan "Too expensive at home" shows clear approaches to improve future living standards. In addition, Pühringer wants to proceed against Airbnb to secure the living space for the population. The warning of the Greens of tactical voting is unmistakable; The SPÖ is predicted as a clear favorite for first place, while the duel around Vienna focuses on the influence of ÖVP and the Neos, according to Peter Kraus, the list second of the Greens.

The creative campaign of the Greens aims to show the voters that they are the only ones who take climate protection seriously. With a mixture of provocative sayings and clear political goals, the party wants to seek dialogue with the population, while at the same time clarifying its point of view on the current political situation in Vienna. Time is forced and the electorate is called for participation in this political argument.