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None of them

Left-wing

EU Parliament

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Result of the last parliamentary election: 0.6%

The Austrian party 'NONE of them', short 'NONE', was founded by the left-wing movement 'The Change' to appeal to voters who feel unrepresented by the established parties. With provocative campaigns and the slogan 'NONE of them' on the ballot, the party aims to make a statement against corruption and political dissatisfaction. In the 2024 National Council election, 'NONE' ran nationwide but was unable to enter the National Council.

Origin and Background

The party 'NONE of them' originated from the left-wing movement 'The Change', which formed in 2012. Discontent with the established parties and their handling of issues such as corruption and social justice led to the founding of 'NONE'. The name is meant to express rejection of the existing party system and to appeal to people who feel unrepresented by traditional politics.

Goals and Positions

'NONE' advocates for transparency, decency, and democracy. The party demands among other things a renouncement of a quarter of politicians' salaries, a no to privatizations, and the publication of all revenues and expenditures. It aims to actively address the major challenges of our time, such as the healthcare system, rising costs, and the loss of trust in democracy.

Election Participation and Results

In the 2019 National Council election, 'The Change' ran for the first time and received 0.5% of the votes. In 2024, the party ran again nationwide under the name 'NONE of them', but was unable to enter the National Council. Despite intensive campaign work, the hoped-for success did not materialize.

Criticism and Public Perception

The name 'NONE of them' sparked discussions. Critics accused the party of misleading voters and referred to the name as a 'cheap campaign smear'. Supporters saw it as a creative form of protest against the established political system.