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Jean-Luc Addor

Jean-Luc Addor historical candidate result in the Valais / Wallis 2023 Swiss National Council election: 20,740 personal votes and an official elected marker.

20,740personal votes
Yeselected marker
15source list number
23canton code
Official ballot identity

SVP

The source associates this candidate with UDC Valais Romand in Valais / Wallis. The published status is incumbent. Electionpedia omits the source's birth date, residence, profession, and gender fields.

Source candidate1Addor, Jean-Luc
Canton result

Valais / Wallis

8 seats · 213 candidates · 113,455 deposited ballots.

Historical elected marker

Published as elected

This field describes the 2023 result only. It is not a current-membership or present-tenure claim.

Critical interpretation

Candidate vote record—not a biographical profile.

The 5,929 candidate pages omit source birth dates, residence, profession, and gender fields; the source compiler publishes only election identity, party or list, votes, status, and elected marker needed for the public result.

Source: Swiss Federal Statistical Office definitive 2023 candidate data.

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Jean-Luc Addor — 2023 Swiss National Council Candidate Result

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