(25 Sep 2024)
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ASSOCIATED PRESS
Wels, Austria - 7 September 2024
1. Mid of FPO (Freedom Party of Austria) party chairman Herbert Kickl waving to supporters
2. Wide of crowd chanting “Herbert”
3. SOUNDBITE (German) Herbert Kickl, FPO party chairman:
“Remigration – Remigration! I have absolutely no problem to say that word.”
4. Mid of supporters applauding
5. SOUNDBITE (German) Herbert Kickl, FPO party chairman:
“But they are Syrians, Afghans, Somalis. There are many many countries between them and us where they can request help and protection. We are not responsible for these people. The Islamic world should take care of their fellow brothers in faith.”
6. Mid of supporters applauding
7. Close of shirt reading “Team Kickl”
8. SOUNDBITE (German) Margot Sterner, 54, Wels resident:
“You don’t really feel safe in your own country anymore. But then you’re being branded as right-wing just because you think about safety of your own people, the kids and women.”
9. Wide of beer tent
10. SOUNDBITE (German) Josef Köbrunner, 70, Wels resident:
“We are paying taxes, taxes, taxes. And there you have to say – if not now, then when? It’s going to be a gloomy homeland if it continues like that.”

ASSOCIATED PRESS
Vienna, Austria - 23 September 2024
11. Mid of pollster Peter Hajek working on computer
12. Close of hands on keyboard
13. SOUNDBITE (German) Peter Hajek, pollster and political scientist:
“Herbert Kickl for sure learned from the mistakes of his predecessors. Both were very fickle in their own way and Herbert Kickl is strictly intent on not leaving his strategic positions. And secondly he doesn’t want to repeat the mistakes of his predecessors. Therefore he is very meticulous when it comes to his own persona. And he is very intent on keeping his public image intact, which works well for his own target audiences – otherwise it’s rather polarizing.”

ASSOCIATED PRESS
Vienna, Austria - 22 September 2024
14. Wide of politicians posing for photographers
15. Mid of SPO (Social Democratic Party of Austria) candidate Andreas Babler and NEOS (The New Austria and Liberal Forum) candidate Beate Meinl-Reisinger, pan right to OVP (Austrian People's Party) candidate Karl Nehammer and Green candidate Werner Kogler
16. Wide of politicians in TV studio waiting for debate to start
17. Mid of studio crew adjusting microphone on Nehammer

ASSOCIATED PRESS
Vienna, Austria - 23 September 2024
18. SOUNDBITE (German) Peter Hajek, pollster and political scientist:
“Karl Nehammer actually didn’t do that bad considering the circumstances. He took over the party when it was around 24 percent in the polls. That means if he gets let’s say 24, 25, 26 maybe under certain circumstances gets first place – then from the viewpoint of his party he did a good job. What he didn’t manage to do is to build up a chancellor-bonus to begin with. That means many people judge his work as chancellor as mediocre. We can see that in the fictitious chancellor-question where he is head-to-head with Herbert Kickl. Actually, this shouldn’t happen to a reigning chancellor.”

ASSOCIATED PRESS
Wels, Austria - 7 September 2024
19. SOUNDBITE (German) Herbert Kick, FPO party chairman:
“Who can we still trust? Who was always on our side? And ask yourself: who has the guts go against the powerful to fight for your interests? This question you have to answer for yourselves. In the end the answer can only be FPO. That I am convinced of!”
20. Mid of Kickl posing with supporters
21. Wide of Kickl shaking hands with supporters

ASSOCIATED PRESS
Vienna, Austria - 23 September 2024
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