Support for Austrian ruling party slips ahead of Oct. 15 vote: pollVIENNA (Reuters) - Support for Austria s ruling Social Democrats has slipped since a scandal embroiled the party ahead of an Oct. 15 election but they are in a tight battle with the far right for second place, a poll showed on Thursday. Foreign Minister Sebastian Kurz s conservative People s Party had 34 percent ahead of the far right Freedom Party on 27 percent, according to the Research Affairs poll published by tabloid daily Oesterreich. Chancellor Christian Kern s Social Democrats had 22 percent down 2 percentage points but given a margin of error of 4.3 percent second place was too close to call. The Social Democrats said last weekend it was unwittingly involved in two Facebook accounts that made unsubstantiated allegations against Kurz and the party chairman announced his resignation. Details of the scandal were unclear.  The party launched an investigation and a spokesman for the Vienna prosecutor s office said on Thursday it had opened a defamation inquiry against persons unknown based on a complaint by the Social Democrats.  We are conducting an investigation against persons unknown for defamation,  a spokesman for the Vienna prosecutors  office said.  Of course, we must now approach Facebook and ask if they can help us further in seeking out these persons unknown.  Facebook said on Wednesday in response to a request for help from the Social Democrats:  We are assessing the request and will reply once that assessment is complete.      Like many polls in Austria, the online survey carried out from Monday to Wednesday had a relatively small sample size    of 600 people and a wide margin of error. The People s Party shot to first place in opinion polls when Kurz took over as its leader in May. Other parties were on 6 percent or less. worldnews
support austrian ruling party slips ahead vote pollvienna reuters support austria ruling social democrats slipped since scandal embroiled party ahead election tight battle far right second place poll showed thursday foreign minister sebastian kur conservative people party percent ahead far right freedom party percent according research affairs poll published tabloid daily oesterreich chancellor christian keen social democrats percent percentage points given margin error percent second place close call the social democrats said last weekend unwittingly involved two facebook accounts made unsubstantiated allegations kur party chairman announced resignation details scandal unclear the party launched investigation spokesman vienna prosecutor office said thursday opened defamation inquiry persons unknown based complaint social democrats we conducting investigation persons unknown defamation spokesman vienna prosecutors office said of course must approach facebook ask help us seeking persons unknown facebook said wednesday response request help social democrats we assessing request reply assessment complete like many polls austria online survey carried monday wednesday relatively small sample size people wide margin error the people party shot first place opinion polls kur took leader may other parties percent less worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: Support for Austrian ruling party slips ahead of Oct. 15 vote: pollVIENNA (Reuters) - Support for Austria s ruling Social Democrats has slipped since a scandal embroiled the party ahead of an Oct. 15 election but they are in a tight battle with the far right for second place, a poll showed on Thursday. Foreign Minister Sebastian Kurz s conservative People s Party had 34 percent ahead of the far right Freedom Party on 27 percent, according to the Research Affairs poll published by tabloid daily Oesterreich. Chancellor Christian Kern s Social Democrats had 22 percent down 2 percentage points but given a margin of error of 4.3 percent second place was too close to call. The Social Democrats said last weekend it was unwittingly involved in two Facebook accounts that made unsubstantiated allegations against Kurz and the party chairman announced his resignation. Details of the scandal were unclear.  The party launched an investigation and a spokesman for the Vienna prosecutor s office said on Thursday it had opened a defamation inquiry against persons unknown based on a complaint by the Social Democrats.  We are conducting an investigation against persons unknown for defamation,  a spokesman for the Vienna prosecutors  office said.  Of course, we must now approach Facebook and ask if they can help us further in seeking out these persons unknown.  Facebook said on Wednesday in response to a request for help from the Social Democrats:  We are assessing the request and will reply once that assessment is complete.      Like many polls in Austria, the online survey carried out from Monday to Wednesday had a relatively small sample size    of 600 people and a wide margin of error. The People s Party shot to first place in opinion polls when Kurz took over as its leader in May. Other parties were on 6 percent or less. worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: support austrian ruling party slips ahead vote pollvienna reuters support austria ruling social democrats slipped since scandal embroiled party ahead election tight battle far right second place poll showed thursday foreign minister sebastian kur conservative people party percent ahead far right freedom party percent according research affairs poll published tabloid daily oesterreich chancellor christian keen social democrats percent percentage points given margin error percent second place close call the social democrats said last weekend unwittingly involved two facebook accounts made unsubstantiated allegations kur party chairman announced resignation details scandal unclear the party launched investigation spokesman vienna prosecutor office said thursday opened defamation inquiry persons unknown based complaint social democrats we conducting investigation persons unknown defamation spokesman vienna prosecutors office said of course must approach facebook ask help us seeking persons unknown facebook said wednesday response request help social democrats we assessing request reply assessment complete like many polls austria online survey carried monday wednesday relatively small sample size people wide margin error the people party shot first place opinion polls kur took leader may other parties percent less worldnews