VOICED : Austrias rival parties campaign ahead

The transcript discusses the political dynamics in Vienna, focusing on the shift in support from the Social Democratic Party (SPO) to the far right in social housing areas. Historically, these areas were strongholds for the SPO, but changes in demographics and party focus have altered voter allegiances. The SPO is attempting to reconnect with its base through direct voter engagement. Meanwhile, the Freedom Party is gaining ground, though it still trails the SPO in parliamentary seats.

What is the main reason for the far right's increased support in Vienna's social housing areas?

• Offering financial incentives

• Implementing strict immigration policies

• A focus on middle-class voters

• Listening to residents' concerns

In the 1980s, what change did the Social Democratic Party make that affected their traditional voter base?

• They increased taxes on social housing

• They shifted focus to middle-class targets

• They reduced social welfare programs

• They formed a coalition with the far right

What strategy is the SPO using to counter the trend of losing support in social housing areas?

• Increasing social housing benefits

• Forming a new coalition

• Talking to 100,000 voters door to door

• Reducing immigration

What percentage of support is the Freedom Party currently polling at?

• 15%

• 20%

• 25%

• 30%

What is the current challenge for the Freedom Party in the Austrian Parliament?

• Gaining more seats than the SPO

• Forming a coalition with the SPO

• Reducing immigration rates

• Increasing social housing