ÖVP & FPÖ
Coalition negotiations still on track
Coalition negotiations between the ÖVP and FPÖ have been underway for a week. The two party leaders are not commenting on content, allocation of portfolios or personnel. "We are making good progress," said ÖVP leader Markus Wallner. FPÖ leader Christof Bitschi spoke of good talks "at eye level".
The two chief negotiators were rather taciturn when they informed the media about the current state of negotiations on Friday: "We are making good progress," said Governor Markus Wallner. However, not everything had been negotiated yet. FPÖ leader Christof Bitschi explained that there was a lot to discuss and that the talks were taking place "at eye level". Both sides described the mood as good.
No insurmountable hurdles
The content of the talks remained under wraps. The four-person negotiating teams have been talking since Monday about what cooperation in a coalition could look like. The first topic on the agenda at the beginning of the week was the business location. According to Wallner, there have been no sticking points in the talks so far that appear insurmountable. The aim is still to form a government by the constituent session of the state parliament on November 6.
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