Spö Federal Party Leader Andreas Babler received a basic mandate in his hometown of Traiskirchen after the elections of the Lower Austrian local council. This would have given him an extra income. Now he does not want to accept this mandate – unlike first reports.
De Spö had to take large losses (minus 11.99 percentage points) in the elections of the city council on Sunday in the Thuis Traiskirchen of Andreas Babler (Lower Austria, Baden District). 23 of the 37 seats in the town hall are five less than 2020.
Absolute majority
Nevertheless, the Spös ultimately kept the absolute majority with 59.54 percent, and yet ex-citizen, especially ex-citizen, is still particularly good. He received so many favorite voices that he was chosen directly at the next city council.
However, the Spö Boss inspection for first reports from the city in Lower Austria will not accept its mandate. On Thursday he wants to explain this to his comrades on the spot in an internal meeting.
Babler was a city leader in Traiskirchen for ten years
At the end of October 2024, Babler had completed the office as mayor of his “beloved home town” after more than ten years. He was at the top since April 29, 2014 and had reached more than 70 percent in two municipal elections. In 2015 it was 73.10 percent, five years later 71.53 percent.
Divoky as a preferred temperature
On Sunday in Traiskirchen Sabrina Divoky achieved the best results in the preferred votes.
2324 are not forced for the successor Bablers. The Neo-City leader was the only candidate with four digits in the personal entries.
Source: Krone
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