Strache wants to get back and integration Vienna with certainty and integration!

Strache wants to get back and integration Vienna with certainty and integration!

Heinz-Christian Strache, the former Vice Chancellor and FPÖ boss, emphasized when he presented his election campaign for the upcoming Vienna election on April 27 that he would like to act as the “original” and pursue the goal of moving into the local council with his team. During a press conference, Strache explained that he was optimistic and see realistic opportunities for 6 to 8 percent of the vote. The background to his confidence is over 2,000 collected support signatures that made the Vienna -wide election possible. In a sharp comparison to the last election in 2020, in which he failed at the five percent hurdle with only 3.27 percent, Strache emphasizes that his team was now better positioned. "This time we have a budget and a real campaign," he assured, such as puls24 reported .

Strache and his topics

In his election campaign, Strache focuses on central topics such as security and integration. "Well -integrated Turks do not want to have anything to do with Atib," he said, in order to illustrate his attitude to the FPÖ and its papers to radical Islam. Strache also calls for measures to improve security in the capital, including its own security city council and a security guard to support the police. The ex-FPÖ chief criticized the existing political structures in Vienna, which in his view act "in ivory towers", and expressed that he needed a new political force that takes care of the real concerns of the citizens, so orf reported .

His election posters, which are reminiscent of classic FPÖ designs, are to be posted in two waves at over 1,400 locations in Vienna. Strache plans to promote his team personally in restaurants and on the streets, and at the same time to point out the political differences with the current FPÖ boss Dominik Nepp, which he lovingly referred to as the "apprenticeship". "I have become more mature, better and represent the real interests of the people in Floridsdorf," emphasized Strache, and was convinced of his influence on the electorate. The campaign team therefore relies on proven FPÖ issues without selling their own candidates under value. Cooperation with the FPÖ after the election is also not excluded if the collaboration should prove to be advantageous.