Despite losing votes, the Social Democratic Trade Unionists (FSG) group with President Andreas Stangl remains the strongest force with 66.13 percent. With 14.98 percent, the Freedom Workers (FA-FPÖ) overtook the Christian Trade Unionist Group (ÖAAB-FCG), which received 11.11 percent of the vote.
The Alternatives and Greens/Independent Trade Unionists (AUGE/UG) got 3.94 percent of the votes, the first-time PFG – Your Party-Free Interest Representation got 2.44 percent and the Trade Union Left Block (GLB) got 1.41 percent.
With the final result, the distribution of mandates for the general assembly has now been determined: With 75 seats, the FSG will receive four fewer than before, the FA-FPÖ gains five and now has 16 mandates, ÖAAB/FCG loses three seats and will only have more in the future twelve, AUGE/UG retain their four mandates, the PFG enters the general assembly with two mandates and the GLB retains one seat as before.
As before, the FSG will occupy all five seats on the executive board.
