Austria may postpone presidential vote re-run in ruling due on Monday

Austria's government is expected to decide on Monday morning whether to postpone a scheduled re-run of May's presidential election, after some postal voters complained the seals on their ballot papers were faulty. In the original ballot, Austria came within 31,000 votes of becoming the first western European country to elect a far-right head of state since World War Two. Norbert Hofer of the anti-migrant Freedom Party (FPO) lost the vote by less than one percentage point to independent Alexander