National Council elections (Linz)
For the National Council elections in Linz, the number of voters (male, female, total), the number of votes cast and valid votes, and the number of votes cast and valid, as well as the number of votes attributable to the party sums, are presented according to statistical districts (from 2017 onwards). Polling stations and “flying commissions” were grouped under the “Special Warrior”. Acronyms: * CPÖ = Christian Party of Austria * DC = The Christians * BZÖ = Alliance for the Future of Austria * FLÖ — Free List Austria & FPS List Dr. Karl Schnell * FPÖ = Freedom Party of Austria * Frank = Team Stronach for Austria * Valid — List Roland Düringer — My Voice Valid * Green — The Greens — The Green Alternative * Now — NOW — List of mushrooms * KPÖ = Communist Party of Austria * LIF = Liberal Forum * Matin = list Dr. Martin * Neos — NEOS — The New Austria * ÖVP = Austrian People’s Party * Pirate = Austrian Pirate Party * RETTÖ = Independent citizens’ initiative Save Austria * SLP — Socialist Left Party — SLP * SPÖ = Social Democratic Party of Austria * Wandl — Change — Starting into a common good morning with good work, affordable housing and radical climate policy. There’s a lot to win. * White — The Whites — Right comes from the people. We all decide in Austria. The People’s Movement.
This dataset provides results of National Council (Nationalrat) elections in the city of Linz, Austria, broken down by statistical district from 2017 onward. It includes the number of eligible voters (male, female, total), votes cast, valid votes, and votes received by each political party or list. Polling stations without a fixed location, such as mobile electoral commissions, are grouped separately. Party abbreviations cover major and minor Austrian parties, including ÖVP, SPÖ, FPÖ, Grüne, NEOS, KPÖ, and various smaller lists. The data is published by the city administration of Linz and supports analysis of electoral behavior at the local level.
elections
2008 National Council Election Formatted (Statistical Districts)
National Council Election Formatted in 2013 (Statistical Districts)
2002 National Council Election Formatted (Statistical Districts)
2006 National Council Election Formatted (Statistical Districts)
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