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Parliamentary elections were held in Austria on 6 March 1966. The result was a victory for the Austrian People's Party (ÖVP), which won 85 of the 165 seats. Voter turnout was 94%. During the campaign, ÖVP Chancellor Josef Klaus (who had succeeded Alfons Gorbach in 1964) had called for an end to the grand coalition with the Socialist Party of Austria (SPÖ) that had governed since 1945. The election results seemingly left Klaus free to break off the coalition; the ÖVP won an outright majority of three seats, enough to govern alone. However, Klaus reversed himself and proposed a new coalition agreement. The SPÖ leadership supported a renewed coalition, but talks failed when the SPÖ rank and file balked at the proposed coalition terms. Klaus then formed an exclusively ÖVP cabinet, the first on

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rdfs:label	Eleccions legislatives austríaques de 1966 (ca) Nationalratswahl in Österreich 1966 (de) 1966 Austrian legislative election (en) Elecciones generales de Austria de 1966 (es) Élections législatives autrichiennes de 1966 (fr) Elezioni parlamentari in Austria del 1966 (it) Oostenrijkse parlementsverkiezingen 1966 (nl) Wybory parlamentarne w Austrii w 1966 roku (pl) Eleições legislativas na Áustria em 1966 (pt)
rdfs:comment	Les eleccions legislatives del 1966 a Àustria, al Consell Nacional van ser el 6 de març de 1966. Els populars foren la força més votada i Josef Klaus fou nomenat canceller. (ca) Las elecciones parlamentarias de Austria fueron realizadas el 6 de marzo de 1966.El resultado fue la victoria del Partido Popular Austríaco (ÖVP), el cual ganó 85 de los 165 escaños. La participación electoral fue de un 93.8%. A pesar de que el ÖVP tenía los escaños suficientes para gobernar de manera individual, el líder del ÖVP y Canciller Josef Klaus quiso inicialmente continuar con la gran coalición con el Partido Democrático Social de Austria (SPÖ) que había gobernado desde 1945. Cuándo las mesas de diálogo por la continuidad de la coalición fracasaron, Klaus formó un gabinete con ministros exclusivamente pertenecientes al ÖVP, siendo el primer gobierno de la Segunda República en gobernar bajo un solo partido. (es) Les élections législatives autrichiennes de 1966 (Nationalratswahl in Österreich 1966, en allemand), se sont tenues le 6 mars 1966, en vue d'élire les 165 députés du Conseil national, pour un mandat de quatre ans. Le Parti populaire autrichien remporte ces élections devant le Parti socialiste d'Autriche. (fr) Wybory parlamentarne w Austrii odbyły się 6 marca 1966. Frekwencja wyborcza wyniosła 93.8%. Austriacka Partia Ludowa uzyskała najwięcej miejsc w Radzie Narodowej, a w konsekwencji samodzielną większość. Prób przywódców ÖVP kontynuowania "wielkiej koalicji" z SPÖ nie powiodły się to, wobec czego ÖVP jedyny raz rządziła samodzielnie. Josef Klaus (ÖVP), który dwa lata wcześniej zastąpił Alfonsa Gorbacha, pozostał kanclerzem. (pl) Le elezioni parlamentari in Austria del 1966 si tennero il 6 marzo per il rinnovo del Nationalrat. In seguito all'esito elettorale, Josef Klaus, esponente del Partito Popolare Austriaco, fu confermato Cancelliere. (it) As eleições legislativas austríacas de 1966 foram realizadas a 6 de Março. Os resultados deram ao Partido Popular Austríaco a maioria absoluta, algo que nenhum partido tinha conseguido desde 1945. Apesar da maioria absoluta, o Partido Popular Austríaco queria continuar coligado com o Partido Socialista da Áustria, mas, quando as negociações falharam, decidiu formar um governo sozinho, algo inédito na Áustria . (pt) Parliamentary elections were held in Austria on 6 March 1966. The result was a victory for the Austrian People's Party (ÖVP), which won 85 of the 165 seats. Voter turnout was 94%. During the campaign, ÖVP Chancellor Josef Klaus (who had succeeded Alfons Gorbach in 1964) had called for an end to the grand coalition with the Socialist Party of Austria (SPÖ) that had governed since 1945. The election results seemingly left Klaus free to break off the coalition; the ÖVP won an outright majority of three seats, enough to govern alone. However, Klaus reversed himself and proposed a new coalition agreement. The SPÖ leadership supported a renewed coalition, but talks failed when the SPÖ rank and file balked at the proposed coalition terms. Klaus then formed an exclusively ÖVP cabinet, the first on (en) Die Nationalratswahl in Österreich 1966 fand am 6. März 1966 statt und war die elfte in der Geschichte der Republik Österreich. Stimmen- und mandatsstärkste Partei wurde die ÖVP unter Bundeskanzler Josef Klaus, die erstmals seit 1945 wieder eine absolute Mandatsmehrheit erringen konnte. Zweitstärkste Partei wurde die SPÖ unter Bruno Pittermann, die Stimmen und Mandate verlor. Auch die FPÖ, die mit dem ehemaligen SS-Obersturmführer Friedrich Peter als Spitzenkandidaten antrat, büßte Stimmen und Mandate ein. (de) De zevende verkiezingen van de Nationalrat, het parlement van Oostenrijk, vonden op 6 maart 1966 plaats. Voor het eerst sinds 1945 wist de Österreichische Volkspartei (ÖVP), de christendemocraten, een absolute meerderheid te veroveren in de Nationale Raad (85 van de 165 zetels). De sociaaldemocraten van de Sozialistische Partei Österreichs (SPÖ) en de nationaal-liberale Freiheitliche Partei Österreichs (FPÖ) leden stemmenverlies wat zich resulteerde in zetelverlies (beide partijen verloren ieder 2 zetels). (nl)
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