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What will be the outcome for the ÖVP in the next Austrian national election by the end of 2025?
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ÖVP•Christian Stocker•Karl Nehammer•Nehammer•Stocker•Austrian Parliament•Vienna•Tyrolean ÖVP•Anton Mattle•ORF
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ÖVP wins majority • 25%
ÖVP forms coalition government • 25%
ÖVP becomes opposition • 25%
Other outcome • 25%
Official election results published by the Austrian government or major news outlets
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Austrian People's Party Appoints 64-Year-Old General Secretary Christian Stocker as Interim Leader
Jan 5, 2025, 01:03 PM
The Austrian People's Party (ÖVP) has nominated Christian Stocker, its 64-year-old General Secretary, as interim leader following the resignation of Chancellor Karl Nehammer. Nehammer announced his intention to step down after failing to form a new government for the second time. Stocker, a lawyer and member of the Austrian Parliament, has been serving as the party's general secretary since 2022 and is recognized for his crisis management and communication skills. The decision to appoint Stocker was made during an urgent meeting of the ÖVP's leadership in Vienna, as reported by various news agencies and confirmed by a spokesperson for the Tyrolean ÖVP leader Anton Mattle to the ORF.
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