Styria is electing a new state parliament – and we know from the past: the Green Mark is always good for a surprise. Whether the FPÖ will actually take the state governor away from the ÖVP, as all surveys predict, you can follow the most exciting information and important events surrounding the elections in our live ticker. Above we also have the “crown” elephant around for you to look at.
The most important in short:
- Editor-in-chief Klaus Herrmann explains to us why Styria has always been unpredictable (in elections).
- In Graz and the surrounding area, nine parties are on the ballot, in the remaining three constituencies only the six already represented in the state parliament: ÖVP, SPÖ, FPÖ, Greens, KPÖ and NEOS.
- For the “Styria Survey” we examined not only politics, but also the state – here are the most exciting results from Schladming to Fehring.
- For reference we have the “Krone” elephant round (see also video above) including analysis and behind the scenes.
- Nearly 942,000 Styrians are called upon to cast their votes. From 4 p.m. you will find the first results here on krone.at.
The starting situation: the ÖVP clearly won in 2019 ahead of the SPÖ and the FPÖ. Today, the FPÖ is clearly at the forefront of investigations.
To whom you as Styrians should give your vote
If you are entitled to vote but have not yet made a decision, you will find voting help here: In collaboration with the democracy initiative “more democracy!”, the “VOTO” platform and with the scientific support of the political scientist Dr. Kathrin Stainer-Hämmerle, we can help you. With the “Krone election aid” you can check all statements and compare your personal opinion with the positions of the candidate parties!
The first polling stations opened at 6:30 am and the last ones closed at 4:00 pm – then the first forecasts are also available. With krone.at you can be there live all election day!
Source: Krone
I am Ida Scott, a journalist and content author with a passion for uncovering the truth. I have been writing professionally for Today Times Live since 2020 and specialize in political news. My career began when I was just 17; I had already developed a knack for research and an eye for detail which made me stand out from my peers.
