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The government is losing some of its popularity, but remains in favor of Austrians at a high level, according to a poll by the opinion research institute Unique research for the news magazine profile emerged. Consequently, the ÖVP falls to 39 percent (-2), the Greens stay at 16 percent. The SPÖ can slightly increase by 20 percent (+2), as can the FPÖ with 16 percent (+1). The Neos was almost stable at 8 percent (-1).
On the chancellor’s question, Sebastian Kurz is clearly ahead with 36 percent (-2), Pamela Rendi-Wagner has 13 percent (+2), Norbert Hofer 9 percent, Werner Kogler 8 percent and Beate Meinl-Reisinger 5 percent.
Regarding the federal government’s crown measures, 54 percent believe the measures are sensible and understandable. 38 percent consider the measures inappropriate and incomprehensible.
Reception of refugees
When asked whether Austria should host children and young people from the Greek island of Moria, 36 percent answered that Austria has a moral obligation to host refugees. However, 56 percent say that Austria has already hosted large numbers of refugees and that local help is better. (n = 804, + -3.5%)
