Advertising in Austria

Only three simple words are necessary to describe the prime candidate of the Socialdemocrats Werner Faymann: social, resolute and reliable.

Full punishment for child abusers demands the Peoples Party in one of its election posters.

Tax Reduction: a campaign promise made by the Peoples Party.

HC Strache promise social security, but only for Austrians. He also explains that “they are against him, because he is for the Austrians.”

Thumbs up: HC Strache of the Freedom Party. “Now it’s about us Austrians”, he says in this election poster.

Alexander van der Bellen of the Greens shows his full face and declares that he is not an agitator. “Instigate? Not with me!”, he says in his election poster.

“Austria for Austrians”, is the statement of Jörg Haider in this advertising.

Jörg Haider, the founder of the BZÖ, thinks that his voters should roll up their sleeves and start working.

Heide Schmidt of the Austrian Liberals offers fairness, honesty, and frankness to her voters. She wants to bring more honesty into the next Austrian government.

For the first time in Austria, 16-year-old girls and boys are allowed to give their votes for the National Council election. Those three sad looking youngsters should motivate their contemporaries to join the election. I am not sure if this advertising should be against or for frustration in politics.

The Socialdemocratic politican Werner Faymann lets us know that he has quarreled enough. Very interesting.

The Austrian showmaster Mirjam Weichselbraun makes advertising for healthy products from the Supermarket chain called “Spar”.