Kickl and Nepp opened FPÖ election campaign for Vienna election

After the first round of the election, challenger René Bickel (ÖVP) even had a good four percent ahead of the current Harder mayor Martin Staudinger (SPÖ). Harder's local head Martin Staudinger was not too happy on Sunday 14 days ago. In view of five opposing candidates in the direct election, he had expected to be in second place after the first round.

During the FPÖ election campaign opener for the Vienna election, Federal Party Chairman Herbert Kickl spoke of a "thinking sheet for the loser traffic lights" from ÖVP, SPÖ and Neos. He saw his top candidate Dominik Nepp in the mayor's chair – not at this election, however, but only at the next election.

This time with Neos candidate Bettina Emmerling. VIENNA. After Christoph Wiederkehr (Neos) had changed to the federal government as Minister of Education, he withdrew as the leading candidate for the Vienna municipal council and state parliament election. In his place, the Viennese club head Selma Arapović and vice mayor and educational district minister Bettina Emmerling now lead the list of Neos for the Vienna election. In a big interview with…

The blue party chairman identified Ludwig as the main enemy in the Vienna election campaign of the FPÖ mayor. ÖVP boss Mahrer was only a "political dwarf".

FPÖ-Obmann Herbert Kickl wants to transform the Vienna municipal council election on 27 April "in a wash-up for this loser traffic light" from ÖVP, SPÖ and NEOS at the federal level. For the mayor's chair, it will not be enough for the FPÖ this time, he said at the election campaign start on Friday evening. But the next attempt could quite succeed top candidate Dominik Nepp, just as he himself with his chancellor ambitions.

The Vienna FPÖ started on Friday evening in the election campaign for the municipal council election on 27 April. Vienna's FPÖ boss Dominik Nepp hoped in his speech for a "blue miracle", Federal party chairman Herbert Kickl on a "thinking sheet for this loser traffic light" from ÖVP, SPÖ and NEOS.