Opinion polling for the 2024 Austrian legislative election

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In the run-up to the 2024 Austrian legislative election, various organisations carry out opinion polling to gauge voting intentions in Austria. Results of such polls are displayed in this list; the date range for these opinion polls are from the 2019 Austrian legislative election, held on 29 September, to the present day. The next election will be held in 2024.

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VdMI quality criteria

In 2017, the Association of Market and Opinion Research Institutes of Austria (VdMI) published quality standards for polls. [1] While some frequent pollsters like Peter Hajek Public Opinion Strategies, IFES, IMAS, SORA, or Spectra are members of the VdMI, others like Unique Research are not, though they adhere to their quality standards. OGM used to be a member but was kicked out in late October 2021 for the use of online-only polling instead of a mix of phone and online polling. [2] OGM argued that while a mixed method was ideal 15 years ago, today it is not necessary any longer, as 90% of households have internet access and younger voters cannot be reached by phone any longer. Other institutes are not members, such as Market or IFDD, and conduct some or all of their polls only online. The polling company Research Affairs, which came under scrutiny amid the Kurz corruption probe, was never a member of the VdMI; they once applied for membership but were rejected because of inadequate methodology. [3] [4]

Graphical summary

Opinion polling for the 2024 Austrian legislative election.svg

Poll results

From April 2023 to now

Polling firmFieldwork dateSample
size		Method ÖVP SPÖ FPÖ Grüne NEOS KPÖ BIER OthersLead
Market 24–28 May 2024814Online & CAPI2022288123616
IFDD 22–24 May 2024800Online232328783715
Market-Lazarsfeld 17–21 May 20242,000Online2021298123618
IFDD 15–17 May 20241,000Online232328794605
INSA 14–16 May 20241,000Online2021318846010
Peter Hajek 8–16 May 20241,200Phone & Online2120318838010
Market-Lazarsfeld 13–14 May 20242,000Online1922308113618
Market-Lazarsfeld 6–8 May 20242,000Online20232810103515
Triple M Matzka 3–7 May 2024800Online192229984817
Market-Lazarsfeld 26–29 Apr 20242,000Online20232810103515
Market 22–25 Apr 2024842Online & CAPI2023299103516
Unique Research 22–25 Apr 2024800Phone & Online202130984719
OGM Apr 2024 ?Online222227994705
Market-Lazarsfeld 22–24 Apr 20242,000Online1923291094516
Market-Lazarsfeld 15–17 Apr 20242,000Online19232810104515
INSA 8–10 Apr 20241,000Online202131995–510
Market-Lazarsfeld 8–10 Apr 20242,000Online2024279104513
Market-Lazarsfeld 29 Mar–3 Apr 20242,000Online2022271095615
Market-Lazarsfeld 25–27 Mar 20242,000Online20212710104716
Unique Research 18–21 Mar 2024800Phone & Online212130885709
OGM Mar 2024 ?Online212327884724
Market-Lazarsfeld 18–20 Mar 20242,000Online192327995714
IFDD 12–15 Mar 20241,505Online232227885614
Market 12–14 Mar 2024800Online & CAPI2122299103517
Market-Lazarsfeld 11–13 Mar 20242,000Online2022289104616
10 March 2024: The KPÖ with Kay-Michael Dankl comes in second behind the SPÖ at the Salzburg city local elections and qualifies for the run-off for Mayor on 24 March [5]
Market-Lazarsfeld 4–6 Mar 20242,000Online2123268123613
INSA 1–5 Mar 20241,000Online22223198––89
Peter Hajek 26–29 Feb 2024800Phone & Online212230883808
Market-Lazarsfeld 19–21 Feb 20242,000Online20232610103713
Market-Lazarsfeld 12–14 Feb 20242,000Online2022279113715
Market 5–7 Feb 2024800Online & CAPI2223298112416
Market-Lazarsfeld 5–7 Feb 20242,000Online2121288123617
Market-Lazarsfeld 29–31 Jan 20242,000Online2322278112614
IFDD 25–28 Jan 20241,000Online232328892615
Market-Lazarsfeld 22–24 Jan 20242,000Online2223269102623
INSA 22–24 Jan 20241,000Online21223199––89
OGM 18–24 Jan 20242,017Online222228710–656
Triple M 12–22 Jan 2024800Online2023319104–38
18 January 2024: Dominik Wlazny (alias Marco Pogo) announces the candidacy of the Beer Party (BIER) [6]
Market-Lazarsfeld 15–17 Jan 20242,000Online23242610113–32
OGM 10–12 Jan 20241,005Online21252910102–34
INSA 8–10 Jan 20241,000Online20233299––79
Market-Lazarsfeld 8–10 Jan 20242,000Online21242710123–33
Market-Lazarsfeld 20–27 Dec 20232,000Online2123299113–46
Market 18–21 Dec 2023800Online & CAPI2124308102326
Market-Lazarsfeld 18–20 Dec 20232,000Online212530993–35
Market-Lazarsfeld 11–13 Dec 20232,000Online2124309103–36
INSA 4–6 Dec 20231,000Online2023301010––77
Market-Lazarsfeld 4–6 Dec 20232,000Online1924309123–36
Market-Lazarsfeld 27–29 Nov 20231,000Online1924319133–17
Unique Research 22–29 Nov 20231,600Phone & Online222232994–210
Market 21–23 Nov 2023800Online & CAPI2024308112326
Market-Lazarsfeld 20–22 Nov 20232,000Online2026299104–23
OGM 13–16 Nov 20231,072Online23252989––64
Market-Lazarsfeld 13–15 Nov 20232,000Online2026299103–33
Unique Research 6–9 Nov 2023800Phone & Online2023329103–39
Market-Lazarsfeld 6–8 Nov 20232,000Online2025299104–34
4 November 2023: The KPÖ announces their candidacy with Tobias Schweiger and Bettina Prochaska as frontrunners [7]
INSA 30 Oct–2 Nov 20231,000Online212329910––86
Market-Lazarsfeld 27–30 Oct 20232,000Online2024309113–36
Market-Lazarsfeld 23–25 Oct 20232,000Online2024299123–35
Market 16–19 Oct 2023800Online & CAPI2124299102415
Market-Lazarsfeld 16–18 Oct 20232,000Online2124299114–25
Peter Hajek 9–12 Oct 2023800Phone & Online2221321093–310
Market-Lazarsfeld 9–11 Oct 20232,000Online2125309103–25
INSA 2–5 Oct 20231,000Online23232999––76
Market-Lazarsfeld 2–4 Oct 20231,000Online1927308102–33
Market-Lazarsfeld 25–27 Sep 20232,000Online2125299113–24
Market 18–20 Sep 2023800Online & CAPI2224291093215
Market-Lazarsfeld 18–20 Sep 20232,000Online22252810103–23
OGM 11–14 Sep 20231,029Online232327910––84
Unique Research 11–14 Sep 2023800Phone & Online242132992–38
Market-Lazarsfeld 11–13 Sep 20232,000Online2323299103–36
INSA 4–7 Sep 20231,000Online2322291010––66
Market-Lazarsfeld 4–6 Sep 20232,000Online2223301084–37
IFDD 29 Aug–1 Sep 20231,250Online2423271283–33
Market-Lazarsfeld 28–30 Aug 20232,000Online2223301093–37
Market 4–8 Aug 2023805Online & CAPI21222811103416
INSA 31 Jul–3 Aug 20231,000Online242230108––66
OGM 18–20 Jul 2023920Online24252799––62
Market-Lazarsfeld 3–12 Jul 20232,000Online2323301183–27
INSA 4–6 Jul 20231,000Online23223299––59
Market-Lazarsfeld 26 Jun–5 Jul 20232,000Online21252810114–13
Unique Research 26–29 Jun 2023800Phone & Online2123301085–37
2020288741218
Market-Lazarsfeld 19–28 Jun 20232,000Online22232610134–23
OGM 19–22 Jun 20231,177Online232428994–34
Peter Hajek 19–22 Jun 2023800Phone & Online242230994–26
23192986411–6
Market-Lazarsfeld 12–21 Jun 20232,000Online21232711114–34
Unique Research 12–15 Jun 2023800Phone & Online2420301195–16
Market-Lazarsfeld 5–14 Jun 20232,000Online2323281194–25
Market 5–7 Jun 2023800Online & CAPI222027121144–5
INSA 5–7 Jun 20231,000Online242030109––76
Market-Lazarsfeld 26 May–7 Jun 20232,000Online24212811114–14
5 June 2023: Election Commission corrects results: Andreas Babler elected as new SPÖ leader [8]
3 June 2023: Hans Peter Doskozil gets declared as winner of the SPÖ leadership election
Market-Lazarsfeld 26–31 May 2023489Online2220 [lower-alpha 1] 2710146–15
5112619 [lower-alpha 2] 31793–35
IFDD 25–27 May 20231,208Online2225 [lower-alpha 1] 261096–21
2426 [lower-alpha 2] 27884–31
OGM 22–24 May 20231,186Online2024 [lower-alpha 1] 2610108–22
2326 [lower-alpha 2] 28894–22
23 May 2023: Pamela Rendi-Wagner comes in third in the SPÖ leadership election and steps down as party leader
Market-Lazarsfeld 15–24 May 20232,000Online2125281012––43
IFDD 16–18 May 20231,250Online242127987–43
Market 12–16 May 2023800Online & CAPI222427101034–3
Market-Lazarsfeld 8–16 May 20232,000Online2125261111––61
Unique Research 8–11 May 2023800Phone & Online232329109––66
Market-Lazarsfeld 28 Apr–10 May 20232,000Online2125261210––61
OGM 24 Apr–4 May 20232,289Online232028997–45
INSA 2–4 May 20231,000Online23233099––67
Market-Lazarsfeld 24 Apr–3 May 20232,000Online2125281011––53
IFDD 29 Apr–1 May 20231,250Online242227986–43
Peter Hajek 24–27 Apr 2023800Phone & Online2422291093215
Market-Lazarsfeld 24–26 Apr 20231,000Online2222289115–36
OGM 24–26 Apr 20231,021Online232029987–46
Market-Lazarsfeld 17–26 Apr 20232,000Online2225271012––42
23 April 2023: The KPÖ receives a record 12% in the 2023 Salzburg state election
2019 legislative election 29 Sep 2019––37.521.216.213.98.10.7 [lower-alpha 3] 0.13.016.3

October 2022 to April 2023

Polling firmFieldwork dateSample
size		Method ÖVP SPÖ FPÖ Grüne NEOS MFG BIER OthersLead
Market-Lazarsfeld 7–19 Apr 20232,000Online2226271013––21
Market-Lazarsfeld 3–12 Apr 20232,000Online2025281114––23
INSA 3–6 Apr 20231,000Online222528910––63
Market-Lazarsfeld 27 Mar–5 Apr 20232,000Online2023291113––46
Market-Lazarsfeld 27–29 Mar 20231,000Online2121 [lower-alpha 4] 291013––63
2025 [lower-alpha 1] 281012––53
2216 [lower-alpha 2] 311113––79
Market-Lazarsfeld 20–29 Mar 20232,000Online2121291013––68
OGM 20–23 Mar 20231,038Online2323281010––65
Unique Research 20–23 Mar 2023800Phone & Online2524 [lower-alpha 4] 28119––33
2131 [lower-alpha 1] 251110––36
Market 20–23 Mar 2023800Online & CAPI2321291011–426
Market-Lazarsfeld 13–22 Mar 20232,000Online2323281111––45
Market-Lazarsfeld 13–15 Mar 20232,000Online2322271012–424
Unique Research 6–9 Mar 2023800Phone & Online222531109––36
INSA 6–9 Mar 20231,000Online222627910––61
Market-Lazarsfeld 6–8 Mar 20232,000Online222427109–533
5 March 2023: The Carinthian state election is taking place. The SPÖ looses 9% and therefore initiates the SPÖ leadership election
Market-Lazarsfeld 20–22 Feb 20232,000Online1926291010–513
Market 17–21 Feb 2023800Online & CAPI2224281011131 [lower-alpha 5] 4
Unique Research 13–16 Feb 2023800Phone & Online2424291010––35
OGM 12–16 Feb 20231,043Online2224271011––63
Market-Lazarsfeld 13–15 Feb 20232,000Online1924281111–614
INSA 6–9 Feb 20231,000Online2124281011––64
Market-Lazarsfeld 6–8 Feb 20232,000Online1923291111–616
Market-Lazarsfeld 30 Jan–1 Feb 20232,000Online2123291010–616
29 Jan 2023: The Lower Austria state election is taking place. The ÖVP looses almost 10% making it their worst election result in the states history
Market-Lazarsfeld 23–25 Jan 20232,000Online202428911–624
Unique Research 16–19 Jan 2023800Phone & Online2224281292–34
OGM 16–18 Jan 20231,002Online2225271011––52
Market-Lazarsfeld 16–18 Jan 20232,000Online202526912–621
Market-Lazarsfeld 9–11 Jan 20232,000Online2225251011–61Tie
INSA 2–5 Jan 20231,000Online2225289102–43
Market-Lazarsfeld 2–4 Jan 20232,000Online202529109–524
Market-Lazarsfeld 23–28 Dec 20222,000Online212528911–423
Market-Lazarsfeld 19–21 Dec 20222,000Online202727910–43Tie
Peter Hajek 12–15 Dec 2022800Phone & Online22242611113–12
Market-Lazarsfeld 12–14 Dec 20222,000Online19243010105–26
INSA 5–9 Dec 20221,000Online2127261083–51
Unique Research 2–7 Dec 2022800Phone & Online2026261110–44Tie
28 Nov–7 Dec 20222,000Online212529910–514
Market 3–5 Dec 2022804Online21272910111–22
Market-Lazarsfeld 28–30 Nov 20222,000Online2125271012–412
Market-Lazarsfeld 21–23 Nov 20222,000Online20252610131–51
Market-Lazarsfeld 14–16 Nov 20222,000Online22272510121–32
OGM 8–10 Nov 20221,091Online192425810–66 [lower-alpha 6] 1
Peter Hajek 7–10 Nov 2022800Phone & Online2227 [lower-alpha 4] 2510103–32
2032 [lower-alpha 1] 211012––511
Unique Research 7–10 Nov 2022800Phone & Online22272510103–32
Market-Lazarsfeld 7–9 Nov 20222,000Online22272411121–33
INSA 2–4 Nov 20221,000Online2129231092–66
Market-Lazarsfeld 31 Oct–2 Nov 20222,000Online21262511122–31
IFDD 26–28 Oct 20221,250Online2027251111––62
192524810–1041
Market-Lazarsfeld 17–25 Oct 20222,000Online21262611112–3Tie
Market-Lazarsfeld 17–19 Oct 20222,000Online22272510102–42
IFDD 10–14 Oct 20221,007Online2328241010––54
Unique Research 10–13 Oct 2022800Phone & Online23282411102–24
Market-Lazarsfeld 10–12 Oct 20222,000Online22282510102–33
21272388274 [lower-alpha 7] [lower-alpha 8] 4
9 Oct 2022: President Alexander Van der Bellen was reelected in the first round

September 2021 to October 2022

Polling firmFieldwork dateSample
size		Method ÖVP SPÖ FPÖ Grüne NEOS MFG OthersLead
INSA 4–6 Oct 20221,000Online222823109355
Market-Lazarsfeld 3–5 Oct 20222,000Online222824912324
25 Sep 2022: The Tyrolean state election is taking place. The ÖVP suffered its worst-ever result in the state
OGM 23–28 Sep 20221,098Online2228221010356
Market-Lazarsfeld 19–27 Sep 20222,000Online2127241012423
Market-Lazarsfeld 12–20 Sep 20222,000Online2028231112425
Unique Research 7–15 Sep 20221,600Phone & Online212923119526
Market-Lazarsfeld 12–13 Sep 20222,000Online2028221213326
INSA 5–8 Sep 20221,000Online2029211010558
Market-Lazarsfeld 5–6 Sep 20222,000Online2029221013337
Market-Lazarsfeld 29–30 Aug 20222,000Online213022911438
Market-Lazarsfeld 22–23 Aug 20222,000Online203022913428
Unique Research 10–18 Aug 20221,615Phone & Online2128221111436
Market-Lazarsfeld 9–17 Aug 20222,000Online213021913429
Market 8–11 Aug 2022817Online2230211111328
Market-Lazarsfeld 8–9 Aug 20222,000Online233120911428
INSA 1–4 Aug 20221,000Online2029211010558
Market-Lazarsfeld 1–2 Aug 20222,000Online2229221111327
Market-Lazarsfeld 25–27 Jul 20222,000Online2129231011426
Market-Lazarsfeld 18–20 Jul 20222,000Online203123911428
INSA 16 Jul 2022 [lower-alpha 9] 1,000Online2130201010549
Unique Research 11–14 Jul 2022800Phone & Online2229211011437
Market-Lazarsfeld 11–13 Jul 20222,000Online2129221012337
Market-Lazarsfeld 4–6 Jul 20222,000Online233021119337
IFDD 30 Jun–3 Jul 20221,000Online20312110114310
Peter Hajek 27–30 Jun 2022800Online2229221010527
Market-Lazarsfeld 27–28 Jun 20222,000Online213122109439
OGM 20–23 Jun 20221,015Online2329191011536
Unique Research 20–23 Jun 2022800Phone & Online21311911115210
Market-Lazarsfeld 13–21 Jun 20222,000Online2131219114310
INSA 10–14 Jun 20221,000–2229201011447
Market-Lazarsfeld 7–14 Jun 20222,000Online223119912529
IFDD 7–11 Jun 20221,250Online2131209115310
Unique Research 7–9 Jun 2022800Phone & Online2227201210635
Market-Lazarsfeld 7–8 Jun 20222,000Online2132199125211
Market-Lazarsfeld 30 May–1 Jun 20222,000Online223019913528
Market 23–25 May 20221,000Online2329201011526
Market-Lazarsfeld 21–24 May 20222,000Online2329201111516
Market-Lazarsfeld 16–19 May 20222,000Online232921911616
Unique Research 9–12 May 2022800Phone & Online2227201211625
Market-Lazarsfeld 9–11 May 20222,000Online232720912524
OGM 29 Apr–5 May 2022800Online262618121053Tie
Market 25 Apr–5 May 20222,000Phone & Online2428181111534
IFDD 21–24 Mar 20221,000Online232819910655
Peter Hajek 25–28 Apr 2022800Phone & Online26261812972Tie
Unique Research 22–26 Apr 2022800Online & CAPI2428191112514
Unique Research 4–7 Apr 2022800Phone & Online242819119724
OGM 22–24 Mar 2022968Online262618111063Tie
Unique Research 21–24 Mar 2022800Phone & Online222919119827
Unique Research 7–10 Mar 2022800Phone & Online2327191110824
IFDD 21 Feb–1 Mar 2022600Online232820911–95
Peter Hajek 21–24 Feb 2022800Phone & Online2325201111732
Market 18–22 Feb 2022803Online & CAPI2427201112513
Unique Research 7–10 Feb 2022800Phone & Online2425181310731
Unique Research 10–13 Jan 2022800Phone & Online252520111162Tie
Market 23–28 Dec 2021800Online & CAPI2426211211422
Peter Hajek 13–16 Dec 2021800Phone & Online2725171410432
Unique Research 6–9 Dec 2021800Phone & Online27271711963Tie
Market 6–9 Dec 2021800Online & CAPI2426221211412
IFDD 6–9 Dec 2021552Online2326201212–73
6 Dec 2021: Karl Nehammer becomes new chancellor
2 Dec 2021: Chancellor Alexander Schallenberg resigns
OGM 23–25 Nov 2021837Online2326211212–63
Unique Research 15–18 Nov 2021800Phone & Online2425201310351
Unique Research 8–11 Nov 2021800Phone & Online2425181311631
Peter Hajek 18–21 Oct 2021800Phone & Online232320161242Tie
OGM 12–15 Oct 20211,170Online2624211212–52
Unique Research 12–15 Oct 2021800Phone & Online25 [lower-alpha 10] 2519141133Tie
26 [lower-alpha 11] 24181412422
Market 11–12 Oct 2021800Online2725211113–32
IFDD 7–11 Oct 20211,526Online2625211111–61
252518111173Tie
9 Oct 2021: Chancellor Sebastian Kurz resigns
Research Affairs 28–30 Sep 2021506Online34221510955 [lower-alpha 12] 13
26 September 2021: The MFG receives 6% in the 2021 Upper Austrian state election

January to September 2021

Polling firmFieldwork dateSample
size		Method ÖVP SPÖ FPÖ Grüne NEOS OthersLead
OGM 7–9 Sep 2021804Online3424181211110
Research Affairs 30 Aug – 1 Sep 2021500Online3522191011313
Research Affairs 24–26 Aug 2021500Online3421191012413
Research Affairs 17–19 Aug 2021504Online3421191111413
Research Affairs 10–12 Aug 2021506Online3421181012513
Market 6–11 Aug 2021805Online & CAPI312518131126
Research Affairs 3–5 Aug 2021500Online3521171112414
Unique Research 2–5 Aug 2021800Phone & Online3521191211214
Research Affairs 27–29 Jul 2021504Online3520171212415
Research Affairs 20–22 Jul 2021504Online3520181211415
IFDD 15–21 Jul 2021800Online3522191112113
Research Affairs 13–15 Jul 2021504Online3520181112415
Unique Research 5–8 Jul 2021800Phone & Online3422171212312
Research Affairs 5–8 Jul 2021508Online3521171112414
IFDD 28 Jun – 2 Jul 2021806Online332418121219
Unique Research 28 Jun – 1 Jul 2021800Phone & Online3522171312113
Research Affairs 28 Jun – 1 Jul 2021508Online3422161112512
Market 29–30 Jun 2021820Online & CAPI312617131125
OGM 22–24 Jun 2021801Online332518111128
Research Affairs 22–24 Jun 2021500Online3423161211411
Peter Hajek 21–24 Jun 2021800Phone & Online3423181112211
Research Affairs 15–17 Jun 2021500Online3522151211513
IFDD 10–15 Jun 2021803Online322718111115
Market 8–10 Jun 2021841Online & CAPI322716131115
Research Affairs 8–10 Jun 2021502Online3523141212412
Unique Research 7–10 Jun 2021800Phone & Online3323181311210
Research Affairs 31 May – 2 Jun 2021506Online3524151112311
Market 24–30 May 2021 [lower-alpha 13] 1,000Online292820101121
Research Affairs 25–27 May 2021500Online3423161112411
Research Affairs 18–20 May 2021523Online3422171112412
Demox Research 14 May 20211,000Online3323181211310
Research Affairs 11–13 May 2021500Online3522171211313
Unique Research 10–12 May 2021800Phone & Online3423181210311
Research Affairs 4–6 May 2021504Online3621171211315
Research Affairs 27–29 Apr 2021511Online3620161212416
Peter Hajek 26–29 April 2021800Phone & Online33251813928
Research Affairs 20–22 Apr 2021507Online3621161211415
Unique Research 5–8 Apr 2021800Phone & Online332419121029
OGM 30 Mar – 1 Apr 2021801Online3524171110311
Research Affairs 30 Mar – 1 Apr 20211,000Online362118912415
Market 26–30 Mar 2021800Online3626151210110
Unique Research 23–25 Mar 2021800Phone & Online3623181111113
Research Affairs 23–25 Mar 2021501Online362217911514
Research Affairs 15–17 Mar 20211,000Online372416910413
Peter Hajek 8–11 Mar 2021800Phone & Online3525171011210
Research Affairs 2–4 Mar 2021510Online372317910414
Unique Research 1–4 Mar 2021800Phone & Online3524171012211
Research Affairs 15–18 Feb 2021508Online372417810413
Market 15–17 Feb 20211,000Online3725141210212
Unique Research 8–11 Feb 2021800Phone & Online3623171011313
Research Affairs 8–11 Feb 2021500Online382416910314
Research Affairs 1–4 Feb 2021500Online392415910315
IFDD 25 Jan – 1 Feb 2021800Online3524181011211
Unique Research 11–14 Jan 2021800Phone & Online3722161410115
Research Affairs 4–7 Jan 2021509Online39231699416

2019 to 2020

Polling firmFieldwork dateSample
size		Method ÖVP SPÖ FPÖ Grüne NEOS HC OthersLead
Market 17–21 Dec 2020809Phone & Online392313149—216
OGM 15—17 Dec 2020794Online402313139—217
Research Affairs 14–17 Dec 2020500Online4022151010—318
Peter Hajek 8–12 Dec 2020800Phone & Online392216139–117
Market 30 Nov–2 Dec 2020800-1,000Phone & Online392314148—216
Unique Research Dec 2020814Phone & Online4020151310—220
Research Affairs 20 Nov–3 Dec 2020508Online40221310112218
Research Affairs 17–19 Nov 2020500Online41221211102219
Research Affairs 9–12 Nov 20201,000Online4122121110–419
Unique Research 2–6 Nov 2020804Phone & Online3821161210–317
Research Affairs 27–29 Oct 2020500Online40221011104318
OGM Oct 20202,000Online402311168—217
Research Affairs 20–22 Oct 20201,000Online41211012104220
Unique Research 14–18 Sep 2020804Phone & Online392016168–119
Unique Research 12–16 Oct 2020806Phone & Online402213139—318
Research Affairs 28–30 Sep 2020500Online4120111295221
Research Affairs 21–24 Sep 2020506Online4120121294221
Unique Research 14–18 Sep 2020804Phone & Online392016168—119
Research Affairs 14–16 Sep 20201,000Online421912129–523
Research Affairs 25–27 Aug 2020503Online4218131484124
411913148–422
Research Affairs 17–20 Aug 2020505Online411815138–523
Unique Research 10–13 Aug 2020806Phone & Online411815169–123
Research Affairs 3–6 Aug 2020500Online4118121593223
Research Affairs 20–22 Jul 2020500Online421911158–423
4219111584123
Unique Research 13–16 Jul 2020801Phone & Online411915168–122
Research Affairs 6–9 Jul 2020503Online412011158–321
4120111583221
OGM 23–25 Jun 2020805Online421913168–223
Research Affairs 22–24 Jun 2020503Online4219111583223
Unique Research 9–12 Jun 2020802Phone & Online441714168–127
Research Affairs 5–10 Jun 20201,000Online4219121673123
Karmasin Research & Identity 5–9 Jun 20201,000Phone & Online421913158–323
Research Affairs 25–28 May 20201,000Online4318121673125
Market 21–26 May 2020809Phone & Online442012167–124
Market 18–19 May 20201,000Online432112176–122
Unique Research 11–14 May 2020802Phone & Online461714156–229
Market 11–13 May 20201,000Online442111176–123
Research Affairs 11–13 May 20201,000Online4418111772126
Research Affairs 4–6 May 2020501Online4517101863127
Research Affairs 20–23 Apr 20201,000Online4516101962226
Market 20–22 Apr 20201,000Online442010187–124
Unique Research 13–16 Apr 2020806Phone & Online481613166–132
Peter Hajek 7–14 Apr 2020807Phone & Online4617101673129
Market 3–7 Apr 20201,800Phone & Online441911196–125
Research Affairs 2–7 Apr 2020500Online4118101973222
OGM 31 Mar–2 Apr 2020800Online451612187–227
Market 24–31 Mar 20201,000Online431911197–124
Research Affairs 23–25 Mar 2020500Online4018111883222
Unique Research 9–13 Mar 2020811Phone & Online391617169–322
Market 11–12 Mar 20201,000Online402013179–120
Research Affairs 5–11 Mar 2020817Online3917121794222
Research Affairs 24–27 Feb 20201,003Online39171117105122
Unique Research 10–14 Feb 2020804Phone & Online3815161710–321
Research Affairs 7–12 Feb 20201,002Online391813179–421
3918121794121
Market 4–6 Feb 2020813Phone & Online391915179–120
Research Affairs 28–31 Jan 20201,003Online3917131710–422
39171117105122
Peter Hajek 27–31 Jan 2020802Phone & Online4018151493122
Research Affairs 17–23 Jan 20201,002Online3916131711–422
39161217114122
Research Affairs 10–16 Jan 2020863Online3916131710–522
39161217103322
Karmasin Research & Identity 10–15 Jan 20201,000Phone & Online391715179–322
Unique Research 6–10 Jan 2020806Phone & Online3816161710–321
Research Affairs 3–9 Jan 2020859Online391713179–522
3917121793322
Market 16–19 Dec 2019806Phone & Online3919141610–220
Research Affairs 12–19 Dec 2019877Online391715169–422
3817141694221
Unique Research 9–13 Dec 2019807Phone & Online3918151710–121
Research Affairs 6–12 Dec 2019875Online391714169–522
3817141693321
Research Affairs 29 Nov–5 Dec 2019831Online3917141610–422
38171416103221
Market 29 Nov–4 Dec 2019792Phone & Online3918151610–221
Research Affairs 22–28 Nov 2019867Online3818141610–420
3718141694219
Research Affairs 15–21 Nov 2019878Online382014169–318
3719141693218
Unique Research 11–15 Nov 2019817Phone & Online381917169–119
Research Affairs 8–14 Nov 2019844Online382015168–318
3719141684218
Karmasin Research & Identity 8–13 Nov 20193,000Phone & Online382015159–318
Research Affairs 2–7 Nov 2019736Online372015169–317
Research Affairs 26–31 Oct 2019788Online381915169–319
Research Affairs 22–25 Oct 20191,000Online381915159–419
3719141593318
37191414934 [lower-alpha 14] 18
Market 15–17 Oct 2019802Phone & Online382016159–218
Research Affairs 10–16 Oct 20191,001Online382015158–418
Unique Research 7–11 Oct 2019807Phone & Online372017159–217
2019 legislative election 29 Sep 2019––37.521.216.213.98.1–3.116.3

By state

Vienna

Polling firmFieldwork dateSample
size		 SPÖ ÖVP Grüne FPÖ NEOS OthersLead
Triple M Matzka 19–27 Aug 20211004302214141438
2020 Viennese state election 11 Oct 2020–41.620.414.87.17.58.621.2
2019 legislative election 29 Sep 2019–27.124.620.712.89.94.92.5

Tyrol

Polling firmFieldwork dateSample
size		 ÖVP Grüne FPÖ SPÖ NEOS OthersLead
2022 Tyrolean state election 25 Sep 2022–34.79.218.817.56.313.515.9
IMAD 11–15 Nov 20195004219101110723
2019 legislative election 29 Sep 2019–45.814.714.713.08.92.931.1

Burgenland

Polling firmFieldwork dateSample
size		 ÖVP SPÖ FPÖ Grüne NEOS OthersLead
Peter Hajek 11 May 2022–28381687310
Peter Hajek 3–14 Sep 2020600412813106213
2020 Burgenland state election 26 Jan 2020–30.649.99.86.71.71.319.3
2019 legislative election 29 Sep 2019–38.329.417.38.14.92.18.9

Preferred Chancellor

Polling firmFieldwork dateSample
size		Method Nehammer
ÖVP 		Rendi-Wagner
SPÖ 		Kickl
FPÖ 		Kogler
Grüne 		Meinl-Reisinger
NEOS 		Other/
None		Lead
Market 6–9 Dec 2021800Online21161187—5
Polling firmFieldwork dateSample
size		Method Schallenberg
ÖVP 		Rendi-Wagner
SPÖ 		Kickl
FPÖ 		Kogler
Grüne 		Meinl-Reisinger
NEOS 		Other/
None		Lead
OGM 23–25 Nov 2021837Online202217119—2
Unique Research 15–18 Nov 2021800Online18151266—3
Unique Research 8–11 Nov 2021800Online19151298—4
Peter Hajek 18–21 Oct 2021800Phone & Online2722231712—4
Polling firmFieldwork dateSample
size		Method Kurz
ÖVP 		Rendi-Wagner
SPÖ 		Hofer
FPÖ 		Kogler
Grüne 		Meinl-Reisinger
NEOS 		Strache
HC 		Other/
None		Lead
Research Affairs 2–4 Mar 2021510Online43211899——22
Unique Research 1–4 Mar 2021800Phone & Online30151147—3315
Unique Research 8–11 Feb 2021800Phone & Online32151056—3217
Research Affairs 5–10 Jun 20201,000Online4919111254—30
Research Affairs 25–28 May 20201,000Online4918111264—31
Market 18–19 May 20201,000Online3310—6——5123
Unique Research 11–14 May 2020802Phone & Online459664—3036
Research Affairs 11–13 May 20201,000Online5117111353—34
Market 11–13 May 20201,000Online441076——3334
Research Affairs 4–6 May 2020501Online5216101453—36
Research Affairs 20–23 Apr 20201,000Online5215101553—37
Unique Research 13–16 Apr 2020806Phone & Online558783—1947
Peter Hajek 7–14 Apr 2020807Phone & Online621171252—50
Research Affairs 2–7 Apr 2020500Online5016111553—34
Research Affairs 23–25 Mar 2020500Online4816121563—32
Research Affairs 5–11 Mar 2020817Online4415141584—29
Research Affairs 24–27 Feb 20201,003Online4314141595—28
Unique Research 10–14 Feb 2020804Phone & Online37813106—2624
Research Affairs 7–12 Feb 2020661Online4215151495—27
Market 4–6 Feb 2020813Phone & Online379111411—1823
Research Affairs 28–31 Jan 2020500Online4214151595—27
Peter Hajek 27–31 Jan 2020802Phone & Online4714141285—33
Research Affairs 17–23 Jan 2020877Online4314161512——27
Research Affairs 10–16 Jan 2020863Online4314161611——27
Research Affairs 3–9 Jan 2020859Online4315161610——27
Market 16–19 Dec 2019806Phone & Online438——9—4034
Research Affairs 12–19 Dec 2019877Online4115161585—25
Unique Research 9–13 Dec 2019807Phone & Online378129——3425
Research Affairs 6–12 Dec 2019875Online421518169——24
Research Affairs 29 Nov–5 Dec 2019831Online4214181610——24
Market 29 Nov–4 Dec 2019792Phone & Online4089149—2026
Research Affairs 22–28 Nov 2019867Online4215181510——24
Research Affairs 15–21 Nov 2019878Online401718169——22
Unique Research 11–15 Nov 2019817Phone & Online371211106—2425
Research Affairs 26–31 Oct 2019788Online4116191410——22
Research Affairs 10–16 Oct 20191,001Online411719129—222
Unique Research 7–11 Oct 2019807Phone & Online39111286—2427

Preferred coalition

Polling firmFieldwork dateSample
size		Method ÖVP–FPÖ ÖVP–SPÖ ÖVP–Grüne ÖVP–Grüne–NEOS ÖVP aloneOtherDon't know/
no answer
Research Affairs 15–18 Feb 2021508Online232729––21
Research Affairs 8–11 Feb 2021502Online273637–––
Research Affairs 12–19 Dec 2019877Online221328–927
Research Affairs 6–12 Dec 2019875Online241331–824
Research Affairs 29 Nov–5 Dec 2019831Online231330–826
Research Affairs 22–28 Nov 2019867Online241232–923
Research Affairs 15–21 Nov 2019878Online231332–923
Research Affairs 8–14 Nov 2019844Online241233–823
Research Affairs 2–7 Nov 2019736Online241632–919
Research Affairs 26–31 Oct 2019788Online261432–820
Research Affairs 22–25 Oct 20191,000Online251729–821
Research Affairs 10–16 Oct 20191,001Online281329–1020
Unique Research 30 Sep–3 Oct 2019500Online23122118917

See also

Notes

  1. 1 2 3 4 5 6 Hans Peter Doskozil as frontrunner
  2. 1 2 3 4 with Andreas Babler as frontrunner
  3. ↑ Result obtained by the KPÖ Plus electoral alliance.
  4. 1 2 3 with Pamela Rendi-Wagner as frontrunner
  5. ↑ KPÖ: 1 %
  6. ↑ Wallentin 3%
  7. ↑ Wallentin 2%
  8. ↑ Grosz 1%
  9. ↑ Publication date
  10. ↑ with Alexander Schallenberg as frontrunner
  11. ↑ with Sebastian Kurz as frontrunner
  12. ↑ KPÖ 4%
  13. ↑ Fieldwork presented in survey as "KW21" (Kalenderwoche 21 - Week 21)
  14. ↑ JETZT 2%

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