Fake Posters and Hopes for "Change of System": St. Pölten Elects New Municipal Council on Sunday
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On January 25, SPÖ mayor Stadler wants to defend his absolute. ÖVP sets itself the goal of breaking the red majority. FPÖ hopes for the mayor's office
St. Pölten will hold its municipal council elections on Sunday, with 44,063 residents of the Lower Austrian capital eligible to vote. Following a record 12,598 absentee ballots issued five years ago during the COVID-19 pandemic, 6,540 were issued this time. This means that 14.84 percent (2021: 27.02 percent) of eligible voters submitted applications for absentee ballots.
St. Plten: In Lower Austria's capital the tickets are remixed on Sunday.
At the same time, the future of the urban bus system LUP is at stake, as FPÖ Landeshauptfrau Deputy Landbauer has been blocking the financing of the country for weeks – the SPÖ Niederösterreich does not see this as a coincidence. This week, Austria looks to St. Pölten, where voters decide on the future course of the city. One topic has been particularly important in recent weeks: the future of the city bus LUP, which reliably brings thousands of…
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