List of members of the 26th National Council of Austria

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Composition of the 26th National Council.
Top: Composition at constitution.
Bottom: Composition at dissolution.
Overview
Legislative body National Council
Jurisdiction Austria
Meeting place Hofburg Imperial Palace, Vienna
Term9 November 2017 – 22 October 2019
Election 15 October 2017
Government First Kurz government
Bierlein government
Members183
President Wolfgang Sobotka (ÖVP)
Second President Doris Bures (SPÖ)
Third President Anneliese Kitzmüller (FPÖ)

This is a list of members of the 26th National Council (German : Nationalrat) of Austria, the lower house of the bicameral legislature. The 26th National Council was elected in the 15 October 2017 legislative election, and was constituted in its first session on 9 November 2017. Its term ended on 22 October 2019.

Contents

Originally, the National Council comprised 62 members of the Austrian People's Party (ÖVP), 52 members of the Social Democratic Party of Austria (SPÖ), 51 members of the Freedom Party of Austria (FPÖ), 10 members of NEOS – The New Austria and Liberal Forum (NEOS), and 8 members of the Peter Pilz List (named JETZT from November 2018). By the dissolution of the National Council, there were four non-attached members: Martha Bißmann (former PILZ, expelled), Efgani Dönmez (former ÖVP, expelled), David Lasar (former FPÖ, resigned), and Alma Zadić (former JETZT, expelled). [1]

The President of the National Council was initially Elisabeth Köstinger (ÖVP). She resigned on 17 December 2017 in anticipation of being appointed to Cabinet Kurz I; Third President Norbert Hofer (FPÖ) resigned for the same reason on 18 December. On 20 December, Wolfgang Sobotka was elected to replace Köstinger, and Anneliese Kitzmüller to replace Hofer. They served until the National Council's dissolution. The Second President was Doris Bures (SPÖ), who served for the entirety of the legislative term. [2]

Presidium

PresidentPartyTerm
President Elisabeth Köstinger ÖVP 9 Nov. 2017 – 17 Dec. 2017
Wolfgang Sobotka ÖVP 20 Dec. 2017 – dissolution
Second President Doris Bures SPÖ 9 Nov. 2017 – dissolution
Third President Norbert Hofer FPÖ 9 Nov. 2017 – 18 Dec. 2017
Anneliese Kitzmüller FPÖ 20 Dec. 2017 – dissolution
Source: National Council

Parliamentary groups

GroupMembersLeader
At electionAt dissolution
Austrian People's Party (ÖVP) Sebastian Kurz 9 Nov. 2017 – 20 Dec. 2017
August Wöginger 20 Dec. 2017 – dissolution
Social Democratic Party of Austria (SPÖ) Christian Kern 9 Nov. 2017 – 8 Oct. 2018
Pamela Rendi-Wagner 8 Oct. 2018 – dissolution
Freedom Party of Austria (FPÖ) Heinz-Christian Strache 9 Nov. 2017 – 20 Dec. 2017
Walter Rosenkranz 20 Dec. 2017 – 27 May 2019
Norbert Hofer 27 May 2019 – dissolution
NEOS – The New Austria and Liberal Forum (NEOS) Matthias Strolz 9 Nov. 2017 – 26 Sep. 2018
Beate Meinl-Reisinger 18 Oct. 2018 – dissolution
Peter Pilz List (PILZ) (to 20 Nov. 2018)
JETZT – Pilz List (JETZT) (from 20 Nov. 2018)		 Peter Kolba 9 Nov. 2017 – 1 Jun. 2018
Bruno Rossmann 1 Jun. 2018 – dissolution
No group affiliation––
Source: National Council

List of members at dissolution

ImageNameDate of birthPartyConstituency State NotesRef.
16-07-05-Hannes Amesbauer-KG 5985.JPG Hannes Amesbauer 18 April 1981 FPÖ 6D – Upper Styria Styria [3]
Androsch Maurice 23-05-13 KG 05.JPG Maurice Androsch 25 April 1970 SPÖ 3 – Lower Austria Lower Austria [4]
Erwin Angerer 30 December 1964 FPÖ 2C – Carinthia West Carinthia [5]
Konrad Antoni (14316507879).jpg Konrad Antoni 4 May 1964 SPÖ 3B – Waldviertel Lower Austria [6]
Walter Bacher (14501945192).jpg Walter Bacher 2 September 1962 SPÖ 5 – Salzburg Salzburg [7]
Angela Baumgartner 20 May 1969 ÖVP 3G – Lower Austria East Lower Austria [8]
Petra Bayr, MA (14316662047).jpg Petra Bayr 28 April 1968 SPÖ 9D – Vienna South Vienna [9]
Mag.a. Ruth Becher (14503112195).jpg Ruth Becher 28 January 1956 SPÖ 9G – Vienna North Vienna [10]
Dagmar Belakowitsch - Pressekonferenz am 13. Marz 2020.JPG Dagmar Belakowitsch 24 August 1968 FPÖ Federal listFederal list [11]
Ricarda Bianca Berger 22 May 1986 FPÖ 9D – Vienna South Vienna Moved up on 20 December 2017 after the resignation of Hubert Fuchs
Moved up to constituency 9D on 24 May 2019 after the resignation of Johann Gudenus 		[12]
Nikolaus Berlakovich 02.12.2008.jpg Nikolaus Berlakovich 4 June 1961 ÖVP 1B – Burgenland South Burgenland [13]
Pock.jpg Michael Bernhard 30 April 1981 NEOS Federal listFederal list [14]
Martha Bissmann with Flaggs.jpg Martha Bißmann 23 March 1980 Independent 6 – Styria Styria Elected for the Peter Pilz List, expelled on 19 July 2018 [15]
2018 Juliane Bogner-Strauss (24909428237) (cropped).jpg Juliane Bogner-Strauß 3 November 1971 ÖVP 6 – Styria Styria Resigned on 22 January 2018, replaced by Josef Smolle
Moved up on 5 June 2019 after the resignation of Josef Smolle		 [16]
2014 Reinhard Eugen Bosch (15593674748).jpg Reinhard Eugen Bösch 16 January 1957 FPÖ 8A – Vorarlberg North Vorarlberg [17]
Lukas Brandweiner 28 May 1989 ÖVP 3B – Waldviertel Lower Austria Moved up on 12 June 2019 after the resignation of Angela Fichtinger [18]
Hermann Bruckl - Pressekonferenz am 26. Aug. 2020.JPG Hermann Brückl 3 November 1968 FPÖ 4B – Innviertel Upper Austria [19]
GuentherZ 2012-07-04 0047 Wien03 Strandbar Hermann Danube-Day Doris Bures.jpg Doris Bures 3 August 1962 SPÖ 9E – Vienna South-West Vienna Second President of the National Council [20]
2018 PK SPO NEOS JETZT und Experten, 5.12.2018 (32318354988) (cropped1).jpg Stephanie Cox31 January 1989 JETZT 9 – Vienna Vienna [21]
Gerhard Deimek.jpg Gerhard Deimek 9 January 1963 FPÖ 4D – Traunviertel Upper Austria [22]
2019 Martina Diesner-Wais (cropped).jpg Martina Diesner-Wais 10 February 1968 ÖVP 3B – Waldviertel Lower Austria [23]
Thomas Dim 30 December 1964 FPÖ 4 – Upper Austria Upper Austria Moved up on 24 May 2019 after the resignation of Wolfgang Klinger [24]
Efgani Donmez Wahlkampfauftakt Grune Nationalratswahl 2013 Osterreich.jpg Efgani Dönmez 30 October 1976 Independent Federal listFederal listElected for the ÖVP, expelled on 3 September 2018. [25]
Karin Doppelbauer.jpg Karin Doppelbauer 2 March 1975 NEOS 4 – Upper Austria Upper Austria [26]
2016 Thomas Drozda Angelobung Minister 180516-40 (26485209414) (cropped).jpg Thomas Drozda 24 July 1965 SPÖ Federal listFederal list [27]
Wikimedia meeting with State Secretary Muna Duzdar - Vienna - May 2017 (2).jpg Muna Duzdar 22 August 1978 SPÖ 9 – Vienna Vienna [28]
Conny ecker 2014 1.jpg Cornelia Ecker 27 February 1976 SPÖ 5 – Salzburg Salzburg [29]
4.11.2011 - Landesparteitag der SPO Vorarlberg (6314307609).jpg Reinhold Einwallner 13 May 1973 SPÖ 8 – Vorarlberg Vorarlberg [30]
2015 Martin Engelberg (17616299116).jpg Martin Engelberg 13 March 1960 ÖVP Federal listFederal list [31]
2018 Melanie Erasim (40379323895) (cropped).jpg Melanie Erasim 23 January 1983 SPÖ 3A – Weinviertel Lower Austria [32]
Franz Leonhard Eßl 19 July 1957 ÖVP 5C – Lungau-Pinzgau-Pongau Salzburg [33]
2018 Elisabeth Feichtinger (40379701735) (cropped).jpg Elisabeth Feichtinger 24 September 1987 SPÖ Federal listFederal list [34]
Mag. Dr. Uwe Feichtinger (14501942312).jpg Klaus Uwe Feichtinger 18 November 1970 SPÖ 6B – East Styria Styria [35]
Klaudia Friedl 21 March 1963 SPÖ 1B – Burgenland South Burgenland [36]
2017 Staatssekretar Hubert Fuchs (39136614571) (cropped).jpg Hubert Fuchs 13 January 1969 FPÖ 9D – Vienna South Vienna Resigned on 22 January 2018, replaced by Ricarda Bianca Berger
Moved up on 5 June 2019 after the resignation of Johann Gudenus 		[37]
20170316 Klaus Fuerlinger M77 1.jpg Klaus Fürlinger 1 June 1965 ÖVP 4A – Greater Linz Upper Austria [38]
Susanne Fürst 3 May 1969 FPÖ Federal listFederal list [39]
Hermann Gahr 15 July 1960 ÖVP 7B – Innsbruck Rural Tyrol [40]
Roman Haider and Wolfgang Gerstl (cropped).jpg Wolfgang Gerstl 14 October 1961 ÖVP 9E – Vienna South-West Vienna [41]
Peter Gerstner 8 April 1959 FPÖ 3 – Lower Austria Lower Austria [42]
16-07-05-Ernst Goedl-KG 5779.JPG Ernst Gödl 28 December 1971 ÖVP 6A – Greater Graz Styria [43]
Martin Graf.jpg Martin Graf 11 May 1960 FPÖ 9 – Vienna Vienna [44]
Graf Tanja.jpg Tanja Graf 7 May 1975 ÖVP 5 – Salzburg Salzburg [45]
Mag. Karin Greiner (14501779924).jpg Karin Greiner 4 November 1967 SPÖ 6A – Greater Graz Styria [46]
Irmgard Griss (cropped).jpg Irmgard Griss 13 October 1946 NEOS 6 – Styria Styria [47]
2019 Maria Grossbauer (cropped).jpg Maria Großbauer 25 May 1980 ÖVP Federal listFederal list [48]
Renate Gruber 3.JPG Renate Gruber 4 November 1967 SPÖ 3C – Mostviertel Lower Austria Moved up on 22 March 2018 after the resignation of Ulrike Königsberger-Ludwig [49]
Kira Grunberg Sportler des Jahres Osterreich 2015 2.jpg Kira Grünberg 13 August 1993 ÖVP Federal listFederal listElected for constituency 7 – Tyrol
Moved up to the federal list on 24 January 2018 after the resignation of Josef Moser 		[50]
Christian Hafenecker - Prasentation des Historikerberichtes.JPG Christian Hafenecker 11 August 1980 FPÖ 3D – Lower Austria Centre Lower Austria [51]
Doris Hager-Hämmerle 6 January 1970 NEOS Federal listFederal list [52]
Michael Hammer (2016).jpg Michael Hammer 3 June 1977 ÖVP 4E – Mühlviertel Upper Austria [53]
2018-08-09 Sonja Hammerschmid (30073894288) (cropped).jpg Sonja Hammerschmid 24 June 1968 SPÖ 3 – Lower Austria Lower Austria [54]
Andreas Hanger 19 June 1968 ÖVP 3C – Mostviertel Lower Austria [55]
Peter Haubner 2 January 1960 ÖVP 5B – Flachgau-Tennengau Salzburg [56]
Gerald Hauser 30 September 1961 FPÖ 7 – Tyrol Tyrol [57]
Frauenministerin Gabriele Heinisch-Hosek (3095228818).jpg Gabriele Heinisch-Hosek 16 December 1961 SPÖ Federal listFederal list [58]
Werner Herbert 29 August 1963 FPÖ 3G – Lower Austria East Lower Austria [59]
Eva-Maria Himmelbauer 24 December 1986 ÖVP 3A – Weinviertel Lower Austria [60]
Christian Hobart - Wahlkampfauftakt am 29. Aug. 2020.JPG Christian Höbart 9 June 1975 FPÖ 3F – Thermenregion Lower Austria [61]
Irene Hochstetter-Lackner 25 April 1973 SPÖ 2 – Carinthia Carinthia [62]
Norbert Hofer - FPO-Neujahrstreffen 2019.JPG Norbert Hofer 2 March 1971 FPÖ 1 – Burgenland Burgenland Third President of the National Council (9 Nov. 2017 – 18 Dec. 2017)
Resigned on 18 December 2017; replaced by Christian Ries
Moved up on 24 May 2019 after the resignation of Christian Ries
Chairman of the FPÖ parliamentary group (27 May 2019 – dissolution)		 [63]
Manfred Hofinger 27 February 1970 ÖVP 4 – Upper Austria Upper Austria [64]
Johann Höfinger 18 July 1969 ÖVP 3D – Lower Austria Centre Lower Austria [65]
Daniela Holzinger, BA (14523216163).jpg Daniela Holzinger-Vogtenhuber 21 October 1987 JETZT 4 – Upper Austria Upper Austria [66]
2018 Eva Maria Holzleitner (39466339270) (cropped).jpg Eva Maria Holzleitner 5 May 1993 SPÖ 4 – Upper Austria Upper Austria [67]
2018 PK SPO NEOS JETZT und Experten, 5.12.2018 (32318354988) (cropped).jpg Douglas Hoyos-Trauttmansdorff 8 September 1990 NEOS Federal listFederal list [68]
Johanna Jachs 16 October 1991 ÖVP 4E – Mühlviertel Upper Austria [69]
Dr. Johannes Jarolim (14499714271).jpg Johannes Jarolim 27 December 1954 SPÖ 9C – Vienna Inner East Vienna [70]
Carmen Jeitler-Cincelli 27 July 1980 ÖVP 3F – Thermenregion Lower Austria [71]
Hans-Jorg Jenewein.jpg Hans-Jörg Jenewein 12 June 1974 FPÖ 9 – Vienna Vienna [72]
2019 Alois Kainz (cropped).jpg Alois Kainz 22 May 1964 FPÖ 3 – Lower Austria Lower Austria Moved up on 20 December 2017 after the resignation of Herbert Kickl
Resigned on 23 May 2019; replaced by Herbert Kickl
Moved up on 1 July 2019 after the resignation of Walter Rosenkranz 		[73]
Gerhard Kaniak 6 March 1979 FPÖ 4C – Hausruckviertel Upper Austria [74]
Axel Kassegger 4 January 1966 FPÖ 6A – Greater Graz Styria [75]
Martina Kaufmann 7 January 1986 ÖVP 6A – Greater Graz Styria [76]
Dietmar Keck (14501776074).jpg Dietmar Keck 27 April 1957 SPÖ 4A – Greater Linz Upper Austria [77]
Herbert Kickl (cropped).jpg Herbert Kickl 19 October 1968 FPÖ 3 – Lower Austria Lower Austria Resigned on 18 December 2017, replaced by Alois Kainz
Moved up on 24 May 2019 after the resignation of Alois Kainz 		[78]
Rebecca Kirchbaumer 25 August 1974 ÖVP 7B – Innsbruck Rural Tyrol [79]
Jugendcamp bfkuu denkmay 0675 (35716561960) (cropped).jpg Anneliese Kitzmüller 3 July 1959 FPÖ 4E – Mühlviertel Upper Austria Third President of the National Council (20 Dec. 2017 – dissolution) [80]
Wolfgang Knes (14316498899).jpg Wolfgang Knes 24 February 1964 SPÖ 2D – Carinthia East Carinthia [81]
Andreas Kollross und Otto Pendl (cropped).jpg Andreas Kollross 8 January 1971 SPÖ 3F – Thermenregion Lower Austria [82]
Ulrike Konigsberger-Ludwig (14316653477).jpg Ulrike Königsberger-Ludwig 12 May 1965 SPÖ 3C – Mostviertel Lower Austria [83]
Karlheinz Kopf 27 June 1957 ÖVP 8B – Vorarlberg South Vorarlberg [84]
2020 Elisabeth Kostinger Ministerrat am 8.1.2020 (49351371016) (cropped) (cropped).jpg Elisabeth Köstinger 22 November 1978 ÖVP 2 – Carinthia Carinthia President of the National Council (9 Nov. 2017 – 17 Dec. 2017)
Resigned on 22 December 2018, replaced by Angelika Kuss-Bergner
Moved up on 12 June 2019 after the resignation of Angelika Kuss-Bergner 		[85]
2016 Christian Kovacevic (30892334991).jpg Christian Kovacevic 6 August 1983 SPÖ 7 – Tyrol Tyrol [86]
Kai Jan Krainer 2012a.jpg Kai Jan Krainer 9 September 1968 SPÖ 9A – Vienna Inner South Vienna [87]
2018 Stephanie Krisper (39729494940) (cropped).jpg Stephanie Krisper 24 May 1980 NEOS 9 – Vienna Vienna [88]
Hermann Krist (14501935252).jpg Hermann Krist 21 July 1959 SPÖ 4A – Greater Linz Upper Austria [89]
Katharina Kucharowits (14499710511).jpg Katharina Kucharowits 19 September 1983 SPÖ Federal listFederal listMoved up on 16 November 2018 after the resignation of Christian Kern [90]
Philip Kucher (14479996346).jpg Philip Kucher 29 September 1981 SPÖ 2A – Klagenfurt Carinthia [91]
Gudrun Kugler 12 November 1976 ÖVP 9G – Vienna North Vienna [92]
Andreas Kühberger 24 April 1974 ÖVP 6D – Upper Styria Styria [93]
Günther Kumpitsch 7 July 1960 FPÖ 6A – Greater Graz Styria [94]
Mag.a. Andrea Kuntzl (14316499898).jpg Andrea Kuntzl 31 March 1958 SPÖ 9 – Vienna Vienna [95]
Robert Laimer 3 August 1966 SPÖ 3D – Lower Austria Centre Lower Austria [96]
David Lasar 5 October 1952 Independent 9G – Vienna North Vienna Elected for the FPÖ, left the party on 28 June 2019 [97]
Christian Lausch 2 December 1969 FPÖ 3 – Lower Austria Lower Austria [98]
Jorg Leichtfried (2016).jpg Jörg Leichtfried 18 June 1967 SPÖ 6D – Upper Styria Styria [99]
Josef Lettenbichler 10 December 1970 ÖVP 7C – Lowland Tyrol Moved up on 31 January 2018 after the resignation of Andrä Rupprechter [100]
Maximilian Linder 22 March 1965 FPÖ 2 – Carinthia Carinthia [101]
Klaus Lindinger 22 October 1988 ÖVP 4C – Hausruckviertel Upper Austria [102]
Lindner Mario 16-03-17-KG11.JPG Mario Lindner 30 March 1982 SPÖ Federal listFederal list [103]
2015 Jessi Lintl (17098697932) (2).jpg Jessi Lintl 30 June 1956 FPÖ 9 – Vienna Vienna [104]
Daniela List 9 August 1968 ÖVP 6C – West Styria Styria Moved up on 1 July 2019 after the resignation of Werner Amon [105]
Gerald Loacker.jpg Gerald Loacker 28 November 1973 NEOS Federal listFederal list [106]
Reinhold Lopatka (2012).jpg Reinhold Lopatka 27 January 1960 ÖVP 6B – East Styria Styria [107]
Angela Lueger (14316451540).jpg Angela Lueger 17 October 1965 SPÖ 9G – Vienna North Vienna [108]
20161204 Bundesprasidentenwahl 4856.jpg Robert Lugar 9 July 1970 FPÖ Federal listFederal list [109]
Karl Mahrer 4 March 1955 ÖVP Federal listFederal listElected for constituency 9 – Vienna
Moved up to the federal list on 24 January 2018 after the resignation of Sebastian Kurz 		[110]
Nico Marchetti.jpg Nico Marchetti 19 February 1990 ÖVP 9D – Vienna South Vienna [111]
NR.in Doris Margreiter.jpg Doris Margreiter 14 November 1968 SPÖ 4C – Hausruckviertel Upper Austria [112]
Dr. Christoph Matznetter (14503101525).jpg Christoph Matznetter 8 June 1959 SPÖ 9 – Vienna Vienna Moved up on 2 July 2019 after the resignation of Andreas Schieder [113]
Beate Meinl-Reisinger 01 (cropped).jpg Beate Meinl-Reisinger 25 April 1978 NEOS Federal listFederal listChairwoman of NEOS – The New Austria and Liberal Forum (23 Jun. 2018 – dissolution)
Moved up on 18 October 2018 after the resignation of Matthias Strolz
Chairwoman of the NEOS parliamentary group (18 Oct. 2018 – dissolution)		 [114]
Wendelin Mölzer 7 March 1980 FPÖ Federal listFederal list [115]
Josef Moser (4741871116).jpg Josef Moser 6 October 1955 ÖVP Federal listFederal listResigned on 22 January 2018; replaced by Kira Grünberg
Moved up on 12 June 2019 after the resignation of Franz Hörl 		[116]
Josef Muchitsch (14499707021).jpg Josef Muchitsch 21 August 1967 SPÖ 6C – West Styria Styria [117]
Edith Mühlberghuber 22 October 1964 FPÖ 3C – Mostviertel Lower Austria [118]
2020 Karl Nehammer Ministerrat am 8.1.2020 (49351572787) (cropped).jpg Karl Nehammer 18 October 1972 ÖVP 9 – Vienna Vienna [119]
Werner Neubauer 29 October 1956 FPÖ Federal listFederal list [120]
Therese Niss 31 July 1977 ÖVP 9 – Vienna Vienna [121]
Alfred J. Noll 30 January 1960 JETZT 3 – Lower Austria Lower Austria Elected on the federal list
Moved up to constituency 3 on 8 June 2018 after the resignation of Peter Kolba 		[122]
Verena Nussbaum 2.jpg Verena Nussbaum 19 February 1970 SPÖ 6A – Greater Graz Styria [123]
Gabriel Obernosterer 13 May 1955 ÖVP 2 – Carinthia Carinthia [124]
Friedrich Ofenauer01.jpg Friedrich Ofenauer 9 January 1973 ÖVP 3D – Lower Austria Centre Lower Austria [125]
Andreas Ottenschläger 7 May 1975 ÖVP 9F – Vienna North-West Vienna [126]
Christian Pewny 17 May 1967 FPÖ 5C – Lungau-Pinzgau-Pongau Salzburg [127]
Elisabeth Pfurtscheller 6 March 1964 ÖVP 7D – Highland Tyrol Moved up on 6 September 2018 after the resignation of Dominik Schrott [128]
Vienna 2013-07-31 Stadtpark 392 Peter Pilz (cropped).jpg Peter Pilz 22 January 1954 JETZT Federal listFederal listMoved up on 8 June 2018 after the resignation of Peter Kolba [129]
Claudia Plakolm.jpg Claudia Plakolm 10 December 1994 ÖVP 4 – Upper Austria Upper Austria [130]
Rudolf Plessl (14503098905).jpg Rudolf Plessl 12 February 1967 SPÖ 3G – Lower Austria East Lower Austria [131]
Laurenz Pöttinger 25 September 1964 ÖVP 4C – Hausruckviertel Upper Austria Moved up on 2 July 2019 after the resignation of Angelika Winzig [132]
Brigitte Povysil 5 March 1954 FPÖ 4 – Upper Austria Upper Austria [133]
Erwin Preiner (14503098665).jpg Erwin Preiner 15 September 1962 SPÖ 1A – Burgenland North Burgenland [134]
Nikolaus Prinz 01.jpg Nikolaus Prinz 25 July 1962 ÖVP 4 – Upper Austria Upper Austria [135]
Christian Ragger 20 February 1973 FPÖ 2D – Carinthia East Carinthia [136]
Walter Rauch 7 February 1978 FPÖ 6B – East Styria Styria [137]
Volker Reifenberger 5 April 1979 FPÖ 5B – Flachgau-Tennengau Salzburg Moved up on 13 June 2018 after the resignation of Marlene Svazek [138]
2019 Pamela Rendi-Wagner (32995117698) (cropped).jpg Pamela Rendi-Wagner 7 May 1971 SPÖ Federal listFederal listChairwoman of the Social Democratic Party of Austria (24 Nov. 2018 – dissolution)
Chairwoman of the SPÖ parliamentary group (8 Oct. 2018 – dissolution)		 [139]
Josef Riemer 21 March 1950 FPÖ 6C – West Styria Styria [140]
Alois Rosenberger 5 January 1960 ÖVP Federal listFederal list [141]
Bruno Rossmann 16 April 1952 JETZT Federal listFederal listChairman of the PILZ/JETZT parliamentary group (1 Jun. 2018 – dissolution) [142]
CR- OVP-Klimpt.jpg Gertraud Salzmann 18 June 1964 ÖVP 5 – Salzburg Salzburg Moved up on 13 June 2018 after the resignation of Stefan Schnöll [143]
2018 Birgit Sandler (27403559788) (cropped).jpg Birgit Sandler 1 January 1964 SPÖ 6D – Upper Styria Styria [144]
Christian Schandor 14 September 1974 FPÖ 6B – East Styria Styria [145]
20160706-Andrea Michaela Schartel-IS-0044.jpg Andrea-Michaela Schartel 30 June 1964 FPÖ Federal listFederal listMoved up on 29 January 2018 after the resignation of Heinz-Christian Strache [146]
2018 Sabine Schatz (38860818640) (cropped).jpg Sabine Schatz 9 September 1978 SPÖ 4E – Mühlviertel Upper Austria [147]
Sepp Schellhorn 2016.jpg Sepp Schellhorn 12 May 1967 NEOS Federal listFederal list [148]
Scherak 2 hochauflosend.jpg Nikolaus Scherak 16 October 1986 NEOS 3 – Lower Austria Lower Austria [149]
Carmen Schimanek.jpg Carmen Schimanek 25 June 1965 FPÖ 7 – Tyrol Tyrol [150]
Karl Schmidhofer 6 May 1962 ÖVP 7 – Tyrol Tyrol Moved up on 10 April 2019 after the death of Barbara Wolfgang-Krenn [151]
Peter Schmiedlechner 16 September 1982 FPÖ 3E – Lower Austria South Lower Austria [152]
Johannes Schmuckenschlager 20 September 1978 ÖVP 3 – Lower Austria Lower Austria [153]
Philipp Schrangl 14 March 1985 FPÖ 4A – Greater Linz Upper Austria [154]
Gabriela Schwarz 3 September 1962 ÖVP Federal listFederal list [155]
Norbert Sieber 2016.JPG Norbert Sieber 12 January 1969 ÖVP 8A – Vorarlberg North Vorarlberg [156]
Maria Smodics-Neumann 5 April 1970 ÖVP 9 – Vienna Vienna Moved up on 24 January 2018 after the resignation of Sebastian Kurz [157]
Wolfgang Sobotka 23-05-2013 01 (cropped).JPG Wolfgang Sobotka 5 January 1956 ÖVP 3 – Lower Austria Lower Austria President of the National Council (20 Dec. 2017 – dissolution) [158]
Christoph Stark 1 April 1963 ÖVP 6B – East Styria Styria [159]
Harald Stefan.jpg Harald Stefan 12 September 1965 FPÖ Federal listFederal list [160]
Petrasteger.jpg Petra Steger 4 October 1987 FPÖ Federal listFederal listElected for constituency 9 – Vienna
Moved up to the federal list on 20 December 2017 after the resignation of Maximilian Krauss		 [161]
Michaela Steinacker 30 June 1952 ÖVP 3 – Lower Austria Lower Austria [162]
Christian Stocker 20 March 1960 ÖVP 3E – Lower Austria South Lower Austria Moved up on 12 June 2019 after the resignation of Johann Rädler [163]
Gesundheitsminister Alois Stoger (3074205754).jpg Alois Stöger 3 September 1960 SPÖ 4 – Upper Austria Upper Austria [164]
Georg Strasser 29 June 1971 ÖVP 3C – Mostviertel Lower Austria [165]
Prof. Rudolf Taschner (17889933966).jpg Rudolf Taschner 30 March 1953 ÖVP Federal listFederal list [166]
Dr. Harald Troch (14316493838).jpg Harald Troch 2 May 1959 SPÖ 9D – Vienna South Vienna [167]
Markus Tschank 6 January 1979 FPÖ 9E – Vienna South West Vienna [168]
Mag. Maximilian Unterrainer (14316644827).jpg Maximilian Unterrainer 20 February 1964 SPÖ 7B – Innsbruck Rural Tyrol [169]
Markus Vogl (14501765924).jpg Markus Vogl 27 November 1970 SPÖ 4D – Traunviertel Upper Austria [170]
Petra Wagner 16 August 1968 FPÖ Federal listFederal list [171]
Sandra Wassermann 25 November 1984 FPÖ 2 – Carinthia Carinthia [172]
Peter Weidinger 21 November 1977 ÖVP 2 – Carinthia Carinthia Moved up on 9 January 2020 after the resignation of Elisabeth Köstinger [173]
2018 Petra Wimmer (cropped).jpg Petra Wimmer 13 December 1965 SPÖ 4C – Hausruckviertel Upper Austria [174]
Rainer Wimmer (14316487469).jpg Rainer Wimmer 10 August 1955 SPÖ Federal listFederal listMoved up on 18 October 2018 after the resignation of Wolfgang Katzian [175]
Peter Wittmann - Abgeordneter zum Nationalrat, Osterreich (2).jpg Peter Wittmann 8 March 1957 SPÖ 3E – Lower Austria South Lower Austria [176]
August Woginger (cropped).jpg August Wöginger 2 November 1974 ÖVP 4B – Innviertel Upper Austria Chairman of the ÖVP parliamentary group (20 Dec. 2017 – dissolution) [177]
Sandra Wohlschlager 25 February 1976 FPÖ 4C – Hausruckviertel Upper Austria Moved up on 2 July after the resignation of Roman Haider [178]
Peter Wurm 23 February 1965 FPÖ 7B – Innsbruck Rural Tyrol [179]
2017 Selma Yildirim (36893480372).jpg Selma Yildirim 25 August 1969 SPÖ 7 – Tyrol Tyrol [180]
Nurten Yilmaz (14410777289).jpg Nurten Yılmaz 17 September 1957 SPÖ 9F – Vienna North-West Vienna [181]
2018 Alma Zadic (39729494940) (cropped).jpg Alma Zadić 24 May 1984 Independent Federal listFederal listElected for the Peter Pilz List, expelled on 9 July 2019 [182]
Wolfgang Zanger 4 December 1968 FPÖ 6D – Upper Styria Styria [183]
Christoph Zarits 16 September 1980 ÖVP 1A – Burgenland North Burgenland [184]
Wolfgang Zinggl 12 December 1954 JETZT 9 – Vienna Vienna [185]

List of former members

ImageNameDate of birthPartyConstituency State NotesRef.
Werner Amon 28 May 1969 ÖVP 6C – West Styria Styria Resigned on 30 June 2019
Replaced by Daniela List 		[186]
Angela Fichtinger 29 December 1956 ÖVP 3B – Waldviertel Lower Austria Resigned on 11 June 2019
Replaced by Lukas Brandweiner 		[187]
Claudia Gamon.jpg Claudia Gamon 23 December 1988 NEOS 9 – Vienna Vienna Resigned on 30 June 2019
Replaced by Doris Hager-Hämmerle 		[188]
GuentherZ 2012-05-22 0021 Wien19 U4-Heiligenstadt FPOe Johann Gudenus.jpg Johann Gudenus 20 July 1976 FPÖ 9 – Vienna Vienna Moved up on 20 December 2017 after the resignation of Maximilian Krauss
Resigned on 18 May 2019
Replaced by Hubert Fuchs 		[189]
Roman Haider.jpg Roman Haider 13 April 1967 FPÖ 4C – Hausruckviertel Upper Austria Elected for constituency 4 – Upper Austria
Moved up to constituency 4C on 22 May 2019 after the resignation of Wolfgang Klinger
Resigned on 1 July 2019
Replaced by Sandra Wohlschlager 		[190]
Franz Hörl 4 December 1956 ÖVP 7 – Tyrol Tyrol Moved up on 24 January 2018 after the resignation of Josef Moser
Resigned on 11 June 2019
Replaced by Josef Moser 		[191]
Wolfgang Katzian (14501938152).jpg Wolfgang Katzian 28 October 1956 SPÖ Federal listFederal listResigned on 26 September 2018
Replaced by Rainer Wimmer 		[192]
Christian Kern 2016 (portrait).jpg Christian Kern 4 January 1966 SPÖ Federal listFederal listChairman of the Social Democratic Party of Austria
Chairman of the SPÖ parliamentary group (Constitution – 8 Oct. 2018)
Resigned on 15 November 2018
Replaced by Katharina Kucharowits 		[193]
Wolfgang Klinger - FPO-Neujahrstreffen 2019.JPG Wolfgang Klinger 10 May 1959 FPÖ 4C – Hausruckviertel Upper Austria Resigned on 22 May 2019
Replaced by Thomas Dim 		[194]
Peter Kolba 17 January 1959 PILZ 3 – Lower Austria Lower Austria Chairman of the PILZ parliamentary group (Constitution – 1 Jun. 2018)
Resigned on 4 June 2018
Replaced by Peter Pilz 		[195]
Ulrike Konigsberger-Ludwig (14316653477).jpg Ulrike Königsberger-Ludwig 12 May 1965 SPÖ 3C – Mostviertel Lower Austria Resigned on 21 March 2018
Replaced by Renate Gruber 		[196]
Maximilian Krauss8 February 1993 FPÖ Federal listFederal listResigned on 18 December 2017
Replaced by Johann Gudenus 		[197]
Barbara Krenn 19 December 1969 ÖVP 6D – Upper Styria Styria Died on 3 April 2019
Replaced by Karl Schmidhofer 		[198]
Sebastian Kurz (2018-02-28) (cropped).jpg Sebastian Kurz 27 August 1986 ÖVP Federal listFederal listChairman of the Austrian People's Party
Chairman of the ÖVP parliamentary group (Constitution – 20 Dec. 2017)
Resigned on 22 December 2017
Replaced by Maria Smodics-Neumann 		[199]
Angelika Kuss-Bergner 6 November 1972 ÖVP 2 – Carinthia Carinthia Moved up on 24 January 2018 after the resignation of Elisabeth Köstinger
Resigned on 11 June 2019
Replaced by Elisabeth Köstinger 		[200]
Johann Radler - Burgermeister von Bad Erlach, Abgeordneter zum Nationalrat (01).jpg Johann Rädler 13 June 1952 ÖVP 3E – Lower Austria South Lower Austria Resigned on 11 June 2019
Replaced by Christian Stocker 		[201]
Christian Ries 20 January 1972 FPÖ 1 – Burgenland Burgenland Moved up on 20 December 2017 after the resignation of Norbert Hofer
Resigned on 24 May 2019
Replaced by Norbert Hofer 		[202]
Walter Rosenkranz Sankt Poelten 20080918.jpg Walter Rosenkranz 29 July 1962 FPÖ 3B – Waldviertel Lower Austria Chairman of the FPÖ parliamentary group (19 Dec. 2017 – 27 May 2019)
Resigned on 30 June 2019
Replaced by Alois Kainz 		[203]
BundesministerRupprechter1.jpg Andrä Rupprechter 31 May 1961 ÖVP 7C – Lowland Tyrol Resigned on 30 January 2018
Replaced by Josef Lettenbichler 		[204]
Bruno-Kreisky-Preis fur das Politische Buch (26448179202).jpg Andreas Schieder 16 April 1969 SPÖ 9 – Vienna Vienna Resigned on 1 July 2019
Replaced by Christoph Matznetter 		[205]
Stefan Schnöll 13 March 1988 ÖVP 5 – Salzburg Salzburg Resigned on 12 June 2018
Replaced by Gertraud Salzmann 		[206]
Dominik Schrott 3 December 1987 ÖVP 7D – Highland Tyrol Resigned on 4 September 2018
Replaced by Elisabeth Pfurtscheller 		[207]
Josef Smolle 23 August 1958 ÖVP 6 – Styria Styria Moved up on 24 January 2018 after the resignation of Juliane Bogner-Strauß
Resigned on 5 June 2019
Replaced by Juliane Bogner-Strauß 		[208]
2017 ORF-Elefantenrunde (37410230120) (cropped).jpg Heinz-Christian Strache 12 June 1969 FPÖ Federal listFederal listChairman of the Freedom Party of Austria
Chairman of the FPÖ parliamentary group (Constitution – 20 Dec. 2017)
Resigned on 26 January 2018
Replaced by Andrea-Michaela Schartel 		[209]
Matthias Strolz 20130516 cropped.jpg Matthias Strolz 10 June 1973 NEOS Federal listFederal listChairman of NEOS – The New Austria and Liberal Forum
Chairman of the NEOS parliamentary group (Constitution – 26 Sep. 2018)
Resigned on 26 September 2018
Replaced by Beate Meinl-Reisinger 		[210]
Marlene Svazek 13 May 1992 FPÖ 5B – Flachgau-Tennengau Salzburg Resigned on 12 June 2018
Replaced by Volker Reifenberger 		[211]
Angelika Winzig 9 May 1963 ÖVP 4C – Hausruckviertel Upper Austria Resigned on 2 July 2019
Replaced by Laurenz Pöttinger 		[212]

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