"Krone" commentary
FPÖ march across the federal states
Styria could now have a liberal governor before Christmas.
The negotiations between the victorious FPÖ and the Styrian ÖVP appear to be progressing quickly and purposefully. This means that five out of nine federal states are now governed by a black-blue coalition or, in Styria, a blue-black coalition.
And in a few weeks' time there will be state elections in Burgenland and next fall at the latest in Vienna. And strong gains for the Freedom Party are predicted there too.
ON THE ONE HAND, of course, we know that in political terms the music is played in Vienna, i.e. at federal level. And the Freedom Party has been thwarted there - for the time being.
ON THE OTHER hand, Nehammer and Co. will find it increasingly difficult to explain to Austrians why it is not possible to work together with the FPÖ at federal level, whereas it is possible in almost all federal states.
The only reason left is probably personal sensitivities, apparently Nehammer's antipathy towards Herbert Kickl. And that's a bit low when it comes to restructuring the republic.
So it is only logical that the "Vranitzky Doctrine", according to which the Social Democrats should not cooperate with the FPÖ, has been disposed of. This is likely to have repercussions in Burgenland in the near future.
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