TV show after the exit polls of the Vienna municipal election in Vienna, Austria, on October 11, 2020 in Vienna. Vienna's incumbent mayor Michael Ludwig kept his centre-left party in the top spot at municipal elections in the Austrian capital on October 11, 2020, exit polls showed, while support for the far right plummeted over a devastating scandal. With 41.7 percent of the vote, Ludwig's SPOe gained 2.1 points compared with 2015, leaving them free to renew their coalition with the third-placed greens or forge a new alliance with the conservatives or liberals. PICTURE: (L-R) Birgit Hebein (Th

TV show after the exit polls of the Vienna municipal election in Vienna, Austria, on October 11, 2020 in Vienna. Vienna's incumbent mayor Michael Ludwig kept his centre-left party in the top spot at municipal elections in the Austrian capital on October 11, 2020, exit polls showed, while support for the far right plummeted over a devastating scandal. With 41.7 percent of the vote, Ludwig's SPOe gained 2.1 points compared with 2015, leaving them free to renew their coalition with the third-placed greens or forge a new alliance with the conservatives or liberals. PICTURE: (L-R) Birgit Hebein (Th Stock Photo

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TV show after the exit polls of the Vienna municipal election in Vienna, Austria, on October 11, 2020 in Vienna. Vienna's incumbent mayor Michael Ludwig kept his centre-left party in the top spot at municipal elections in the Austrian capital on October 11, 2020, exit polls showed, while support for the far right plummeted over a devastating scandal. With 41.7 percent of the vote, Ludwig's SPOe gained 2.1 points compared with 2015, leaving them free to renew their coalition with the third-placed greens or forge a new alliance with the conservatives or liberals. PICTURE: (L-R) Birgit Hebein (The Greens) and Michael Ludwig (SPOe) - 20201011_PD4760 - Rechteinfo: Rights Managed (RM)

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