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Switzerland 2023 National Council Election Results by Canton, Party, and Candidate

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World/Switzerland/2023 National Council
Swiss Federal Statistical Office · definitive archived result

Switzerland's complete 2023 National Council result layer.

Definitive official Switzerland 2023 National Council election results: national turnout, all 26 cantons, 15 national party families, 638 lists, 5,929 candidate records, and all 200 elected markers from the Federal Statistical Office.

2,604,984ballots deposited
46.66%turnout
200National Council seats
5,929candidate records
Final national accounting

2,554,482 valid ballots.

5,583,221 eligible voters, 9,523 blank ballots, and 40,979 invalid ballots are preserved from the source. Every ballot class closes to the deposited-ballot total.

Polling date22October 2023
Official national party layer

All 15 published party families and all 200 seats.

The FSO uses “fictitious voters” to make party strength comparable across cantons under cumulative voting and panachage. These equivalent-voter totals are not relabeled as ordinary party ballots.

Party familyEquivalent votersParty strengthSeats
SVP619 candidates · 71 lists713,470.8827.93%62
SP703 candidates · 74 lists466,713.74118.27%41
FDP651 candidates · 79 lists364,052.6914.25%28
Centre1,099 candidates · 108 lists359,075.16414.06%29
GREENS643 candidates · 68 lists249,891.5249.78%23
GLP839 candidates · 86 lists192,944.0687.55%10
Others539 candidates · 65 lists72,608.6962.84%0
EVP366 candidates · 29 lists49,828.3561.95%2
EDU197 candidates · 16 lists31,512.8051.23%2
PdA/Sol.109 candidates · 8 lists18,434.9590.72%0
Lega40 candidates · 5 lists14,159.8550.55%1
MCR24 candidates · 3 lists13,018.9050.51%2
FGA36 candidates · 1 lists4,342.9360.17%0
CSP7 candidates · 1 lists2,397.4560.09%0
SD37 candidates · 4 lists2,029.9660.08%0
All 26 cantons

Open turnout, lists, candidates, and elected markers for any canton.

All 200 official elected markers

Historical result records, not current-tenure claims.

The FSO source marks exactly 200 people elected in this election. Later membership changes remain outside this historical adapter.

Showing 1–25 of 200 elected result records. Every record remains available through the result pages below.

Source boundary

Definitive election result—not a current parliament roster.

  • These are historical 2023 election-result records, not claims about current National Council membership or present tenure.
  • Party equivalent-voter totals and party strength are official FSO measures; raw list and candidate marks are not relabeled as ordinary one-person-one-vote party ballots.
  • The 5,929 candidate pages omit source birth dates, residence, profession, and gender fields; Election.org publishes only election identity, party or list, votes, status, and elected marker needed for the public result.
  • Council of States results, later membership changes, cantonal elections, political finance, and native-language interfaces remain outside this adapter.

Source: Swiss Federal Statistical Office definitive 2023 federal-election open data. All four source CSVs are fingerprinted in the public API.