The bars show the results of this single poll; the chips show the change compared to the last election. Peter Hajek: single poll for the State election in Salzburg, fieldwork ended 16 March 2023.
Changes since the last election on 22 April 2018
Based on this poll, the parties currently in government would win 63.9% of the parliamentary seats.
A recent voting intention poll for Salzburg by Peter Hajek shows ÖVP leading with 33%, followed by FPÖ with 25%, SPÖ with 17%, GRÜNE with 9%, NEOS with 7%, KPÖ with 6%, Wir sind Salzburg with 2% and MFG with 1%.
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Last on 17 March 2026
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Based on this poll, 6 parties would clear the electoral threshold and enter the parliament of Salzburg: ÖVP with 13 seats, FPÖ with 10 seats, SPÖ with 6 seats, GRÜNE with 3 seats, NEOS with 2 seats and KPÖ with 2 seats.
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