'Freedom Party' created history in Austria, for the first time after World War II, a right-wing party won the country's elections.
Vienna: The right-wing 'Freedom Party' in Austria created history on Sunday. This is the first time after the Second World War that a right-wing party has won the country's elections. The party has registered victory in the country's parliamentary elections.
Immigration, inflation, Ukraine and other issues dominated the Austrian election. The Freedom Party took up these issues as a weapon against the ruling conservatives. And gained an edge over them. However, on the one hand, its prospects for governance are not clear.
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National broadcaster ORF said preliminary official results of the election showed that in a closely contested race the Freedom Party came in first place with 29.2 percent of the vote, while Chancellor Karl Nehammer's Austrian People's Party came in second with 26.5 percent of the vote. The 'Social Democrats' with centrist leftist ideology are in third place with 21 percent votes. According to election results, outgoing government Nehmer's party and the environmentalist Greens coalition have lost their majority in the lower house.
Austria’s Freedom Party (FPO) won Sunday’s general election with 30% of vote. European patriots are waking up everywhere. Europe belongs to Europeans. pic.twitter.com/KvPZvTZxKs
— RadioGenoa (@RadioGenoa) September 29, 2024
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Former Home Minister and long-time election campaign strategist Herbert Kickl is leading the 'Freedom Party' from 2021. Kickl wants to become the country's chancellor, but to become Austria's new leader he will need a coalition partner to gain a parliamentary majority. However, rivals say they do not want to work with Kikal in the government.
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