Postal votes to decide outcome of neck-and-neck Austrian presidency race

With all direct ballots counted in Austria's presidential election, a right-wing politician is in a neck-and-neck race with a challenger whose views stand in direct opposition to his rival's anti-immigrant and Eurosceptic message.

Postal votes to decide outcome of neck-and-neck Austrian presidency race

With all direct ballots counted in Austria's presidential election, a right-wing politician is in a neck-and-neck race with a challenger whose views stand in direct opposition to his rival's anti-immigrant and Eurosceptic message.

Both right-winger Norbert Hofer and Alexander Van der Bellen, a Greens politician running as an independent, each have 50% support on Sunday, with direct votes tallied and absentee votes to be counted by Monday.

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