List of members of the 26th National Council of Austria

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Composition of the 26th National Council. Top: Composition at constitution. Bottom: Composition at dissolution.
Overview
Legislative body	National Council
Jurisdiction	Austria
Meeting place	Hofburg Imperial Palace, Vienna
Term	9 November 2017 – 22 October 2019
Election	15 October 2017
Government	First Kurz government Bierlein government
Members	183
President	Wolfgang Sobotka (ÖVP)
Second President	Doris Bures (SPÖ)
Third President	Anneliese Kitzmüller (FPÖ)

This is a list of members of the 26th National Council (German: Nationalrat) of Austria, the lower house of the bicameral legislature. The 26th National Council was elected in the 15 October 2017 legislative election, and was constituted in its first session on 9 November 2017. Its term ended on 22 October 2019.

Originally, the National Council comprised 62 members of the Austrian People's Party (ÖVP), 52 members of the Social Democratic Party of Austria (SPÖ), 51 members of the Freedom Party of Austria (FPÖ), 10 members of NEOS – The New Austria and Liberal Forum (NEOS), and 8 members of the Peter Pilz List (named JETZT from November 2018). By the dissolution of the National Council, there were four non-attached members: Martha Bißmann (former PILZ, expelled), (former ÖVP, expelled), David Lasar (former FPÖ, resigned), and Alma Zadić (former JETZT, expelled).^[1]

The President of the National Council was initially Elisabeth Köstinger (ÖVP). She resigned on 17 December 2017 in anticipation of being appointed to Cabinet Kurz I; Third President Norbert Hofer (FPÖ) resigned for the same reason on 18 December. On 20 December, Wolfgang Sobotka was elected to replace Köstinger, and Anneliese Kitzmüller to replace Hofer. They served until the National Council's dissolution. The Second President was Doris Bures (SPÖ), who served for the entirety of the legislative term.^[2]

Presidium[]

Parliamentary groups[]

List of members at dissolution[]

Image	Name	Date of birth	Party		Constituency	State	Notes	Ref.
		18 April 1981		FPÖ	6D – Upper Styria	Styria		[3]
		25 April 1970		SPÖ	3 – Lower Austria	Lower Austria		[4]
	Erwin Angerer	30 December 1964		FPÖ	2C – Carinthia West	Carinthia		[5]
		4 May 1964		SPÖ	3B – Waldvertiel	Lower Austria		[6]
		2 September 1962		SPÖ	5 – Salzburg	Salzburg		[7]
		20 May 1969		ÖVP	3G – Lower Austria East	Lower Austria		[8]
		28 April 1968		SPÖ	9D – Vienna South	Vienna		[9]
		28 January 1956		SPÖ	9G – Vienna North	Vienna		[10]
		24 August 1968		FPÖ	Federal list	Federal list		[11]
		22 May 1986		FPÖ	9D – Vienna South	Vienna	Moved up on 20 December 2017 after the resignation of Hubert Fuchs Moved up to constituency 9D on 24 May 2019 after the resignation of Johann Gudenus	[12]
	Nikolaus Berlakovich	4 June 1961		ÖVP	1B – Burgenland South	Burgenland		[13]
		30 April 1981		NEOS	Federal list	Federal list		[14]
	Martha Bißmann	23 March 1980		Independent	6 – Styria	Styria	Elected for the Peter Pilz List, expelled on 19 July 2018	[15]
	Juliane Bogner-Strauß	3 November 1971		ÖVP	6 – Styria	Styria	Resigned on 22 January 2018, replaced by Moved up on 5 June 2019 after the resignation of Josef Smolle	[16]
	Reinhard Eugen Bösch	16 January 1957		FPÖ	8A – Vorarlberg Nord	Vorarlberg		[17]
		28 May 1989		ÖVP	3B – Waldviertel	Lower Austria	Moved up on 12 June 2019 after the resignation of	[18]
	Hermann Brückl	3 November 1968		FPÖ	4B – Innviertel	Upper Austria		[19]
	Doris Bures	3 August 1962		SPÖ	9E – Vienna South-West	Vienna	Second President of the National Council	[20]
	Stephanie Cox	31 January 1989		JETZT	9 – Vienna	Vienna		[21]
	Gerhard Deimek	9 January 1963		FPÖ	4D – Traunviertel	Upper Austria		[22]
	Martina Diesner-Wais	10 February 1968		ÖVP	3B – Waldviertel	Lower Austria		[23]
		30 December 1964		FPÖ	4 – Upper Austria	Upper Austria	Moved up on 24 May 2019 after the resignation of Wolfgang Klinger	[24]
		30 October 1976		Independent	Federal list	Federal list	Elected for the ÖVP, expelled on 3 September 2018.	[25]
		2 March 1975		NEOS	4 – Upper Austria	Upper Austria		[26]
	Thomas Drozda	24 July 1965		SPÖ	Federal list	Federal list		[27]
	Muna Duzdar	22 August 1978		SPÖ	9 – Vienna	Vienna		[28]
		27 February 1976		SPÖ	5 – Salzburg	Salzburg		[29]
		13 May 1973		SPÖ	8 – Vorarlberg	Vorarlberg		[30]
		13 March 1960		ÖVP	Federal list	Federal list		[31]
		23 January 1983		SPÖ	3A – Weinvertiel	Lower Austria		[32]
		19 July 1957		ÖVP	5C – Lungau/Pinzgau/Pongau	Salzburg		[33]
		24 September 1987		SPÖ	Federal list	Federal list		[34]
		18 November 1970		SPÖ	6B – East Styria	Styria		[35]
		21 March 1963		SPÖ	1B – Burgenland South	Burgenland		[36]
	Hubert Fuchs	13 January 1969		FPÖ	9D – Vienna South	Vienna	Resigned on 22 January 2018, replaced by Moved up on 5 June 2019 after the resignation of Johann Gudenus	[37]
		1 June 1965		ÖVP	4A – Linz and Surrounds	Upper Austria		[38]
		3 May 1969		FPÖ	Federal list	Federal list		[39]
		15 July 1960		ÖVP	7B – Innsbruck-Land	Tyrol		[40]
		14 October 1961		ÖVP	9E – Vienna South-West	Vienna		[41]
		8 April 1959		FPÖ	3 – Lower Austria	Lower Austria		[42]
		28 December 1971		ÖVP	6A – Graz and Surrounds	Styria		[43]
	Martin Graf	11 May 1960		FPÖ	9 – Vienna	Vienna		[44]
		7 May 1975		ÖVP	5 – Salzburg	Salzburg		[45]
		4 November 1967		SPÖ	6A – Graz and Surrounds	Styria		[46]
	Irmgard Griss	13 October 1946		NEOS	6 – Styria	Styria		[47]
		25 May 1980		ÖVP	Federal list	Federal list		[48]
		4 November 1967		SPÖ	3C – Mostviertel	Lower Austria	Moved up on 22 March 2018 after the resignation of	[49]
	Kira Grünberg	13 August 1993		ÖVP	Federal list	Federal list	Elected for constituency 7 – Tyrol Moved up to the federal list on 24 January 2018 after the resignation of Josef Moser	[50]
	Christian Hafenecker	11 August 1980		FPÖ	3D – Lower Austria Centre	Lower Austria		[51]
		6 January 1970		NEOS	Federal list	Federal list		[52]
	Michael Hammer	3 June 1977		ÖVP	4E – Mühlviertel	Upper Austria		[53]
	Sonja Hammerschmid	24 June 1968		SPÖ	3 – Lower Austria	Lower Austria		[54]
		19 June 1968		ÖVP	3C – Mostviertel	Lower Austria		[55]
		2 January 1960		ÖVP	5B – Flachgau/Tennengau	Salzburg		[56]
	Gerald Hauser	30 September 1961		FPÖ	7 – Tyrol	Tyrol		[57]
	Gabriele Heinisch-Hosek	16 December 1961		SPÖ	Federal list	Federal list		[58]
	Werner Herbert	29 August 1963		FPÖ	3G – Lower Austria East	Lower Austria		[59]
		24 December 1986		ÖVP	3A – Weinviertel	Lower Austria		[60]
	Christian Höbart	9 June 1975		FPÖ	3F – Thermenregion	Lower Austria		[61]
		25 April 1973		SPÖ	2 – Carinthia	Carinthia		[62]
	Norbert Hofer	2 March 1971		FPÖ	1 – Burgenland	Burgenland	Third President of the National Council (9 Nov. 2017 – 18 Dec. 2017) Resigned on 18 December 2017; replaced by Moved up on 24 May 2019 after the resignation of Chairman of the FPÖ parliamentary group (27 May 2019 – dissolution)	[63]
		27 February 1970		ÖVP	4 – Upper Austria	Upper Austria		[64]
		18 July 1969		ÖVP	3D – Lower Austria Centre	Lower Austria		[65]
		21 October 1987		JETZT	4 – Upper Austria	Upper Austria		[66]
		5 May 1993		SPÖ	4 – Upper Austria	Upper Austria		[67]
	Douglas Hoyos-Trauttmansdorff	8 September 1990		NEOS	Federal list	Federal list		[68]
		16 October 1991		ÖVP	4E – Mühlviertel	Upper Austria		[69]
		27 December 1954		SPÖ	9C – Vienna Inner East	Vienna		[70]
	Carmen Jeitler-Cincelli	27 July 1980		ÖVP	3F – Thermenregion	Lower Austria		[71]
	Hans-Jörg Jenewein	12 June 1974		FPÖ	9 – Vienna	Vienna		[72]
		22 May 1964		FPÖ	3 – Lower Austria	Lower Austria	Moved up on 20 December 2017 after the resignation of Herbert Kickl Resigned on 23 May 2019; replaced by Herbert Kickl Moved up on 1 July 2019 after the resignation of Walter Rosenkranz	[73]
		6 March 1979		FPÖ	4C – Hausruckviertel	Upper Austria		[74]
	Axel Kassegger	4 January 1966		FPÖ	6A – Graz and Surrounds	Styria		[75]
		7 January 1986		ÖVP	6A – Graz and Surrounds	Styria		[76]
		27 April 1957		SPÖ	4A – Linz and Surrounds	Upper Austria		[77]
	Herbert Kickl	19 October 1968		FPÖ	3 – Lower Austria	Lower Austria	Resigned on 18 December 2017, replaced by Moved up on 24 May 2019 after the resignation of	[78]
		25 August 1974		ÖVP	7B – Innsbruck-Land	Tyrol		[79]
	Anneliese Kitzmüller	3 July 1959		FPÖ	4E – Mühlviertel	Upper Austria	Third President of the National Council (20 Dec. 2017 – dissolution)	[80]
		24 February 1964		SPÖ	2D – Carinthia East	Carinthia		[81]
		8 January 1971		SPÖ	3F – Thermenregion	Lower Austria		[82]
		12 May 1965		SPÖ	3C – Mostviertel	Lower Austria		[83]
	Karlheinz Kopf	27 June 1957		ÖVP	8B – Vorarlberg South	Vorarlberg		[84]
	Elisabeth Köstinger	22 November 1978		ÖVP	2 – Carinthia	Carinthia	President of the National Council (9 Nov. 2017 – 17 Dec. 2017) Resigned on 22 December 2018, replaced by Moved up on 12 June 2019 after the resignation of	[85]
		6 August 1983		SPÖ	7 – Tyrol	Tyrol		[86]
		9 September 1968		SPÖ	9A – Vienna Inner South	Vienna		[87]
	Stephanie Krisper	24 May 1980		NEOS	9 – Vienna	Vienna		[88]
		21 July 1959		SPÖ	4A – Linz and Surrounds	Upper Austria		[89]
		19 September 1983		SPÖ	Federal list	Federal list	Moved up on 16 November 2018 after the resignation of Christian Kern	[90]
		29 September 1981		SPÖ	2A – Klagenfurt	Carinthia		[91]
	Gudrun Kugler	12 November 1976		ÖVP	9G – Vienna North	Vienna		[92]
		24 April 1974		ÖVP	6D – Upper Styria	Styria		[93]
	Günther Kumpitsch	7 July 1960		FPÖ	6A – Graz and Surrounds	Styria		[94]
		31 March 1958		SPÖ	9 – Vienna	Vienna		[95]
		3 August 1966		SPÖ	3D – Lower Austria Centre	Lower Austria		[96]
	David Lasar	5 October 1952		Independent	9G – Vienna North	Vienna	Elected for the FPÖ, left the party on 28 June 2019	[97]
	Christian Lausch	2 December 1969		FPÖ	3 – Lower Austria	Lower Austria		[98]
	Jörg Leichtfried	18 June 1967		SPÖ	6D – Upper Styria	Styria		[99]
		10 December 1970		ÖVP	7C – Unterland	Tyrol	Moved up on 31 January 2018 after the resignation of	[100]
		22 March 1965		FPÖ	2 – Carinthia	Carinthia		[101]
		22 October 1988		ÖVP	4C – Hausruckviertel	Upper Austria		[102]
		30 March 1982		SPÖ	Federal list	Federal list		[103]
	Jessi Lintl	30 June 1956		FPÖ	9 – Vienna	Vienna		[104]
		9 August 1968		ÖVP	6C – West Styria	Styria	Moved up on 1 July 2019 after the resignation of	[105]
		28 November 1973		NEOS	Federal list	Federal list		[106]
		27 January 1960		ÖVP	6B – East Styria	Styria		[107]
		17 October 1965		SPÖ	9G – Vienna North	Vienna		[108]
	Robert Lugar	9 July 1970		FPÖ	Federal list	Federal list		[109]
		4 March 1955		ÖVP	Federal list	Federal list	Elected for constituency 9 – Vienna Moved up to the federal list on 24 January 2018 after the resignation of Sebastian Kurz	[110]
		19 February 1990		ÖVP	9D – Vienna South	Vienna		[111]
		14 November 1968		SPÖ	4C – Hausruckviertel	Upper Austria		[112]
	Christoph Matznetter	8 June 1959		SPÖ	9 – Vienna	Vienna	Moved up on 2 July 2019 after the resignation of Andreas Schieder	[113]
	Beate Meinl-Reisinger	25 April 1978		NEOS	Federal list	Federal list	Chairwoman of NEOS – The New Austria and Liberal Forum (23 Jun. 2018 – dissolution) Moved up on 18 October 2018 after the resignation of Matthias Strolz Chairwoman of the NEOS parliamentary group (18 Oct. 2018 – dissolution)	[114]
	Wendelin Mölzer	7 March 1980		FPÖ	Federal list	Federal list		[115]
	Josef Moser	6 October 1955		ÖVP	Federal list	Federal list	Resigned on 22 January 2018; replaced by Kira Grünberg Moved up on 12 June 2019 after the resignation of	[116]
		21 August 1967		SPÖ	6C – West Styria	Styria		[117]
	Edith Mühlberghuber	22 October 1964		FPÖ	3C – Mostviertel	Lower Austria		[118]
	Karl Nehammer	18 October 1972		ÖVP	9 – Vienna	Vienna		[119]
	Werner Neubauer	29 October 1956		FPÖ	Federal list	Federal list		[120]
		31 July 1977		ÖVP	9 – Vienna	Vienna		[121]
		30 January 1960		JETZT	3 – Lower Austria	Lower Austria	Elected on the federal list Moved up to constituency 3 on 8 June 2018 after the resignation of	[122]
		19 February 1970		SPÖ	6A – Graz and Surrounds	Styria		[123]
	Gabriel Obernosterer	13 May 1955		ÖVP	2 – Carinthia	Carinthia		[124]
		9 January 1973		ÖVP	3D – Lower Austria Centre	Lower Austria		[125]
		7 May 1975		ÖVP	9F – Vienna North-West	Vienna		[126]
		17 May 1967		FPÖ	5C – Lungau/Pinzgau/Pongau	Salzburg		[127]
		6 March 1964		ÖVP	7D – Oberland	Tyrol	Moved up on 6 September 2018 after the resignation of	[128]
	Peter Pilz	22 January 1954		JETZT	Federal list	Federal list	Moved up on 8 June 2018 after the resignation of	[129]
		10 December 1994		ÖVP	4 – Upper Austria	Upper Austria		[130]
		12 February 1967		SPÖ	3G – Lower Austria East	Lower Austria		[131]
		25 September 1964		ÖVP	4C – Hausruckviertel	Upper Austria	Moved up on 2 July 2019 after the resignation of Angelika Winzig	[132]
		5 March 1954		FPÖ	4 – Upper Austria	Upper Austria		[133]
		15 September 1962		SPÖ	1A – Burgenland North	Burgenland		[134]
		25 July 1962		ÖVP	4 – Upper Austria	Upper Austria		[135]
		20 February 1973		FPÖ	2D – Carinthia East	Carinthia		[136]
	Walter Rauch	7 February 1978		FPÖ	6B – East Styria	Styria		[137]
		5 April 1979		FPÖ	5B – Flachgau/Tennengau	Salzburg	Moved up on 13 June 2018 after the resignation of	[138]
	Pamela Rendi-Wagner	7 May 1971		SPÖ	Federal list	Federal list	Chairwoman of the Social Democratic Party of Austria (24 Nov. 2018 – dissolution) Chairwoman of the SPÖ parliamentary group (8 Oct. 2018 – dissolution)	[139]
	Josef Riemer	21 March 1950		FPÖ	6C – West Styria	Styria		[140]
		5 January 1960		ÖVP	Federal list	Federal list		[141]
		16 April 1952		JETZT	Federal list	Federal list	Chairman of the PILZ/JETZT parliamentary group (1 Jun. 2018 – dissolution)	[142]
		18 June 1964		ÖVP	5 – Salzburg	Salzburg	Moved up on 13 June 2018 after the resignation of Stefan Schnöll	[143]
		1 January 1964		SPÖ	6D – Upper Styria	Styria		[144]
		14 September 1974		FPÖ	6B – East Styria	Styria		[145]
		30 June 1964		FPÖ	Federal list	Federal list	Moved up on 29 January 2018 after the resignation of Heinz-Christian Strache	[146]
		9 September 1978		SPÖ	4E – Mühlviertel	Upper Austria		[147]
	Sepp Schellhorn	12 May 1967		NEOS	Federal list	Federal list		[148]
	Nikolaus Scherak	16 October 1986		NEOS	3 – Lower Austria	Lower Austria		[149]
	Carmen Schimanek	25 June 1965		FPÖ	7 – Tyrol	Tyrol		[150]
		6 May 1962		ÖVP	7 – Tyrol	Tyrol	Moved up on 10 April 2019 after the death of Barbara Wolfgang-Krenn	[151]
		16 September 1982		FPÖ	3E – Lower Austria South	Lower Austria		[152]
		20 September 1978		ÖVP	3 – Lower Austria	Lower Austria		[153]
	Philipp Schrangl	14 March 1985		FPÖ	4A – Linz and Surrounds	Upper Austria		[154]
		3 September 1962		ÖVP	Federal list	Federal list		[155]
		12 January 1969		ÖVP	8A – Vorarlberg North	Vorarlberg		[156]
		5 April 1970		ÖVP	9 – Vienna	Vienna	Moved up on 24 January 2018 after the resignation of Sebastian Kurz	[157]
	Wolfgang Sobotka	5 January 1956		ÖVP	3 – Lower Austria	Lower Austria	President of the National Council (20 Dec. 2017 – dissolution)	[158]
	Christoph Stark	1 April 1963		ÖVP	6B – East Styria	Styria		[159]
	Harald Stefan	12 September 1965		FPÖ	Federal list	Federal list		[160]
	Petra Steger	4 October 1987		FPÖ	Federal list	Federal list	Elected for constituency 9 – Vienna Moved up to the federal list on 20 December 2017 after the resignation of Maximilian Krauss	[161]
		30 June 1952		ÖVP	3 – Lower Austria	Lower Austria		[162]
		20 March 1960		ÖVP	3E – Lower Austria South	Lower Austria	Moved up on 12 June 2019 after the resignation of	[163]
	Alois Stöger	3 September 1960		SPÖ	4 – Upper Austria	Upper Austria		[164]
	Georg Strasser	29 June 1971		ÖVP	3C – Mostviertel	Lower Austria		[165]
		30 March 1953		ÖVP	Federal list	Federal list		[166]
		2 May 1959		SPÖ	9D – Vienna South	Vienna		[167]
		6 January 1979		FPÖ	9E – Vienna South West	Vienna		[168]
		20 February 1964		SPÖ	7B – Innsbruck-Land	Tyrol		[169]
		27 November 1970		SPÖ	4D – Traunviertel	Upper Austria		[170]
		16 August 1968		FPÖ	Federal list	Federal list		[171]
		25 November 1984		FPÖ	2 – Carinthia	Carinthia		[172]
		21 November 1977		ÖVP	2 – Carinthia	Carinthia	Moved up on 9 January 2020 after the resignation of Elisabeth Köstinger	[173]
		13 December 1965		SPÖ	4C – Hausruckviertel	Upper Austria		[174]
		10 August 1955		SPÖ	Federal list	Federal list	Moved up on 18 October 2018 after the resignation of Wolfgang Katzian	[175]
		8 March 1957		SPÖ	3E – Lower Austria South	Lower Austria		[176]
		2 November 1974		ÖVP	4B – Innviertel	Upper Austria	Chairman of the ÖVP parliamentary group (20 Dec. 2017 – dissolution)	[177]
		25 February 1976		FPÖ	4C – Hausruckviertel	Upper Austria	Moved up on 2 July after the resignation of Roman Haider	[178]
	Peter Wurm	23 February 1965		FPÖ	7B – Innsbruck-Land	Tyrol		[179]
	Selma Yildirim	25 August 1969		SPÖ	7 – Tyrol	Tyrol		[180]
		17 September 1957		SPÖ	9F – Vienna North-West	Vienna		[181]
	Alma Zadić	24 May 1984		Independent	Federal list	Federal list	Elected for the Peter Pilz List, expelled on 9 July 2019	[182]
	Wolfgang Zanger	4 December 1968		FPÖ	6D – Upper Styria	Styria		[183]
		16 September 1980		ÖVP	1A – Burgenland North	Burgenland		[184]
		12 December 1954		JETZT	9 – Vienna	Vienna		[185]

List of former members[]

Image	Name	Date of birth	Party		Constituency	State	Notes	Ref.
		28 May 1969		ÖVP	6C – West Styria	Styria	Resigned on 30 June 2019 Replaced by	[186]
		29 December 1956		ÖVP	3B – Waldviertel	Lower Austria	Resigned on 11 June 2019 Replaced by	[187]
	Claudia Gamon	23 December 1988		NEOS	9 – Vienna	Vienna	Resigned on 30 June 2019 Replaced by	[188]
	Johann Gudenus	20 July 1976		FPÖ	9 – Vienna	Vienna	Moved up on 20 December 2017 after the resignation of Maximilian Krauss Resigned on 18 May 2019 Replaced by Hubert Fuchs	[189]
	Roman Haider	13 April 1967		FPÖ	4C – Hausruckviertel	Upper Austria	Elected for constituency 4 – Upper Austria Moved up to constituency 4C on 22 May 2019 after the resignation of Wolfgang Klinger Resigned on 1 July 2019 Replaced by	[190]
		4 December 1956		ÖVP	7 – Tyrol	Tyrol	Moved up on 24 January 2018 after the resignation of Josef Moser Resigned on 11 June 2019 Replaced by Josef Moser	[191]
	Wolfgang Katzian	28 October 1956		SPÖ	Federal list	Federal list	Resigned on 26 September 2018 Replaced by	[192]
	Christian Kern	4 January 1966		SPÖ	Federal list	Federal list	Chairman of the Social Democratic Party of Austria Chairman of the SPÖ parliamentary group (Constitution – 8 Oct. 2018) Resigned on 15 November 2018 Replaced by	[193]
	Wolfgang Klinger	10 May 1959		FPÖ	4C – Hausruckviertel	Upper Austria	Resigned on 22 May 2019 Replaced by	[194]
		17 January 1959		PILZ	3 – Lower Austria	Lower Austria	Chairman of the PILZ parliamentary group (Constitution – 1 Jun. 2018) Resigned on 4 June 2018 Replaced by Peter Pilz	[195]
		12 May 1965		SPÖ	3C – Mostviertel	Lower Austria	Resigned on 21 March 2018 Replaced by	[196]
	Maximilian Krauss	8 February 1993		FPÖ	Federal list	Federal list	Resigned on 18 December 2017 Replaced by Johann Gudenus	[197]
	Barbara Krenn	19 December 1969		ÖVP	6D – Upper Styria	Styria	Died on 3 April 2019 Replaced by	[198]
	Sebastian Kurz	27 August 1986		ÖVP	Federal list	Federal list	Chairman of the Austrian People's Party Chairman of the ÖVP parliamentary group (Constitution – 20 Dec. 2017) Resigned on 22 December 2017 Replaced by	[199]
		6 November 1972		ÖVP	2 – Carinthia	Carinthia	Moved up on 24 January 2018 after the resignation of Elisabeth Köstinger Resigned on 11 June 2019 Replaced by Elisabeth Köstinger	[200]
		13 June 1952		ÖVP	3E – Lower Austria South	Lower Austria	Resigned on 11 June 2019 Replaced by	[201]
		20 January 1972		FPÖ	1 – Burgenland	Burgenland	Moved up on 20 December 2017 after the resignation of Norbert Hofer Resigned on 24 May 2019 Replaced by Norbert Hofer	[202]
	Walter Rosenkranz	29 July 1962		FPÖ	3B – Waldviertel	Lower Austria	Chairman of the FPÖ parliamentary group (19 Dec. 2017 – 27 May 2019) Resigned on 30 June 2019 Replaced by	[203]
		31 May 1961		ÖVP	7C – Unterland	Tyrol	Resigned on 30 January 2018 Replaced by	[204]
	Andreas Schieder	16 April 1969		SPÖ	9 – Vienna	Vienna	Resigned on 1 July 2019 Replaced by Christoph Matznetter	[205]
	Stefan Schnöll	13 March 1988		ÖVP	5 – Salzburg	Salzburg	Resigned on 12 June 2018 Replaced by	[206]
		3 December 1987		ÖVP	7D – Oberland	Tyrol	Resigned on 4 September 2018 Replaced by	[207]
		23 August 1958		ÖVP	6 – Styria	Styria	Moved up on 24 January 2018 after the resignation of Juliane Bogner-Strauß Resigned on 5 June 2019 Replaced by Juliane Bogner-Strauß	[208]
	Heinz-Christian Strache	12 June 1969		FPÖ	Federal list	Federal list	Chairman of the Freedom Party of Austria Chairman of the FPÖ parliamentary group (Constitution – 20 Dec. 2017) Resigned on 26 January 2018 Replaced by	[209]
	Matthias Strolz	10 June 1973		NEOS	Federal list	Federal list	Chairman of NEOS – The New Austria and Liberal Forum Chairman of the NEOS parliamentary group (Constitution – 26 Sep. 2018) Resigned on 26 September 2018 Replaced by Beate Meinl-Reisinger	[210]
		13 May 1992		FPÖ	5B – Flachgau/Tennengau	Salzburg	Resigned on 12 June 2018 Replaced by	[211]
	Angelika Winzig	9 May 1963		ÖVP	4C – Hausruckviertel	Upper Austria	Resigned on 2 July 2019 Replaced by	[212]

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