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Runoff between red and blue in Linz for mayor's office
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Once again, just under 152,000 people from Linz will have to elect a mayor on Sunday. After none of those who took part in the first ballot two weeks ago achieved an absolute majority, there was a runoff vote between the current managing SPÖ Vice Mayor Dietmar Prammer and FPÖ City Councillor Michael Raml. The 215 polling stations are open from 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. The voter turnout, which was just 42.2 percent on January 12, will be exciting.
·Salzburg, Austria
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What distinguishes challenger Michael Raml (FPÖ) and SPÖ candidate Dietmar Prammer, what they think of each other, what they stand for politically.
LINZ. A binding tone despite differing opinions.
·Linz, Austria
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