Voting details

S-Link: There was a voter stalemate in this community

Queues! The rush to the polls was huge.

(Bild: Tröster Andreas)

Where are the most ardent supporters of the S-Link at home? Where are its fiercest opponents? Who are the biggest voters? A detailed look at the results . . .

Stalemate in the Lammertal! Nowhere were the S-Link supporters and their opponents in a closer race on Sunday than in tranquil Rußbach am Paß Gschütt. 78 voters marked "Yes" on the ballot paper, just as many voted "No". 50 percent to 50 percent - there was no other municipality with such a high turnout in the public survey on the "Salzburg mobility solution".

There were clear divides in Salzburg's second largest city, for example: in Hallein, 64 percent voted against the S-Link. Nowhere else did more project opponents take part in the public survey. Opponents also formed a clear majority in Anif (63.4 percent) and in the city of Salzburg (59.62 percent). But where are the most ardent sympathizers of the S-Link at home? Clearly in the small town of Göming in Flachgau! 229 people voted for the billion-euro project here - that's 78.2 percent.

Strobl had no desire
Participation in the survey was just under 40 percent in all three districts, a surprisingly high figure. The people in Oberalm were particularly democratically aware: 61.7 percent of all eligible voters there took part in the vote regarding S-Link. At the bottom of this list is Strobl, where not even one in four people visited their polling station on Sunday.