The bars show the results of this single poll; the chips show the change compared to the last election. Peter Hajek: latest poll for Austria's Parliamentary election, fieldwork concluded 25 September 2025.
Changes since the last election on 29 September 2024
Based on this poll, the parties currently in government would win 54.6% of the parliamentary seats.
A recent voting intention poll for Austria by Peter Hajek shows FPÖ leading with 33%, followed by ÖVP with 23%, SPÖ with 19%, GRÜNE with 11% and NEOS with 11%. Other parties achieve 3% of the votes.
To make parties comparable, we indicate their political orientation with symbols. These categories provide a rough classification for a quick overview. More detailed information on political stances can be found on the parties' subpages.
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Based on this poll, 5 parties would surpass the electoral threshold and gain seats in Austria's National Council: FPÖ with 63 seats, ÖVP with 44 seats, SPÖ with 36 seats, GRÜNE with 20 seats and NEOS with 20 seats.
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