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Historical federal-list preference-vote record

Christoph Wiederkehr

Christoph Wiederkehr federal-list preference-vote record in the 2024 Austrian National Council election: 145 preference votes on the NEOS – Die Reformkraft für dein neues Österreich federal list.

145preference votes
148federal list rank
NEOSparty code
Not statedelected marker
Official ballot identity

NEOS – Die Reformkraft für dein neues Österreich

The source names this person as Wiederkehr, Christoph on federal list position 148. Electionpedia publishes only the election identity, party, rank, and preference votes; source birth year and occupation are omitted.

Federal list148NEOS
Preference votes by state

The state totals close exactly to the federal total.

StatePreference votes
Vienna117
Upper Austria6
Lower Austria5
Salzburg5
Burgenland4
Carinthia4
Tyrol2
Styria1
Vorarlberg1
Critical interpretation

Candidate ballot record—not a current-office profile.

The official preference-vote workbooks do not publish elected markers. The source compiler therefore does not infer which candidate records received seats. This page does not claim current membership or tenure.

Source: Austrian Federal Electoral Authority final federal preference-vote workbook.

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