Vienna voted differently

What the EU election means for the battle for city hall

Harald Vilimsky and FPÖ leader Herber Kickeln celebrate the blue victory. In Vienna, however, the FPÖ did less well.(Bild: APA/HELMUT FOHRINGER)

Some of the results in Vienna differ significantly from the national trend. And next year it's all about the city government. No party can sit back and relax. Not even those that have done well now. And: We have taken a look at some unusual district results. With an interactive map.

The European elections only drew one in two eligible voters in Vienna to the polls. Normally, two thirds to three quarters go to the polls in regional elections. However, non-voters are only partly responsible for the poor results. Let's take a look at the details: