The FPÖ continued to rise in current polls. In Unique’s survey, for example, the FPÖ and SPÖ shared first place with 26 percent each. The ÖVP, on the other hand, only came third in several polls.
In Unique’s survey commissioned by “profil” of 800 people, the ÖVP was mentioned by one in five or one in five. The Greens rose slightly to eleven percent, the NEOS got nine percent. The fluctuation range here is plus/minus 3.5 percentage points.
In an online survey by the Lazarsfeld Society (Austria) of 2,000 people, The Blues fared even better. Here they managed to overtake the SPÖ (25 percent) with 29 percent. The ÖVP was also given by about every fifth person. With every tenth vote, the NEOS is just ahead of the Greens with nine percent. In this case, the fluctuation range is slightly lower, at 2.2 percentage points.
INSA: SPÖ right in front of us
A third ongoing poll by the opinion research team INSA (“Express”) sees the SPÖ again in first place with 27 percent. However, it lost something compared to the last survey. Here the FPÖ follows closely with 26 percent, the ÖVP comes in third (21 percent). The Greens took fourth place (ten percent), fifth place was NEOS (eight percent). INSA surveyed 1000 people online. The fluctuation range is 3.1 percentage points.
In other words, if the National Council were elected in Austria on Sunday, the FPÖ or SPÖ would be the strongest party, depending on the poll.
Source: Krone
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