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Spittal an der Drau 2024 National Council result.

Spittal an der Drau final 2024 Austrian National Council result: 47,167 ballots cast, 46,660 valid ballots, and 78.80% turnout.

47,167ballots cast
78.80%turnout
46,660valid ballots
507invalid ballots
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Contained result areas

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Municipality77.82% turnout

Bad Kleinkirchheim

923 ballots cast

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Municipality79.93% turnout

Baldramsdorf

1,223 ballots cast

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Municipality76.74% turnout

Berg im Drautal

782 ballots cast

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Municipality75.60% turnout

Dellach im Drautal

979 ballots cast

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Municipality81.12% turnout

Großkirchheim

855 ballots cast

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Municipality78.15% turnout

Flattach

726 ballots cast

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Municipality78.01% turnout

Gmünd in Kärnten

1,660 ballots cast

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Municipality77.56% turnout

Greifenburg

1,044 ballots cast

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Municipality78.49% turnout

Heiligenblut am Großglockner

613 ballots cast

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Municipality82.99% turnout

Irschen

1,312 ballots cast

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Municipality81.75% turnout

Kleblach-Lind

766 ballots cast

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Municipality81.65% turnout

Lendorf

1,179 ballots cast

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Municipality84.15% turnout

Mallnitz

483 ballots cast

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Municipality74.71% turnout

Malta

1,173 ballots cast

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Municipality76.62% turnout

Millstatt am See

2,104 ballots cast

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Municipality79.08% turnout

Mörtschach

499 ballots cast

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Municipality76.06% turnout

Mühldorf

626 ballots cast

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Municipality78.42% turnout

Oberdrauburg

734 ballots cast

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Municipality77.47% turnout

Obervellach

1,334 ballots cast

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Municipality76.49% turnout

Radenthein

3,510 ballots cast

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Municipality79.91% turnout

Rangersdorf

1,094 ballots cast

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Municipality81.19% turnout

Rennweg am Katschberg

1,118 ballots cast

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Municipality80.66% turnout

Sachsenburg

809 ballots cast

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Municipality75.95% turnout

Seeboden am Millstätter See

3,998 ballots cast

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Municipality73.27% turnout

Spittal an der Drau

8,339 ballots cast

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Municipality80.21% turnout

Stall

989 ballots cast

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Municipality76.41% turnout

Steinfeld

1,231 ballots cast

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Municipality80.19% turnout

Trebesing

749 ballots cast

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Municipality83.72% turnout

Weißensee

504 ballots cast

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Municipality73.81% turnout

Winklern

730 ballots cast

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Municipality74.59% turnout

Krems in Kärnten

1,004 ballots cast

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Municipality76.71% turnout

Lurnfeld

1,683 ballots cast

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Municipality80.39% turnout

Reißeck

1,394 ballots cast

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Postal-vote boundary

1,000 separately allocated postal ballots.

The official workbook publishes 1 postal component for this result layer. Those votes are included in the parent result but are not invented as municipal votes.

Source: Austrian Federal Electoral Authority final 2024 result workbook. National, state, constituency, district, municipality, and postal layers are reconciled independently.

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Spittal an der Drau 2024 Austrian National Council Election Results

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