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Madeleine Amstutz

Madeleine Amstutz historical candidate result in the Bern / Berne 2023 Swiss National Council election: 15,907 personal votes.

15,907personal votes
Noelected marker
38source list number
02canton code
Official ballot identity

Others

The source associates this candidate with Bürgerliche Stadt- und Landliste // Liste Bourgeoise Ville et Campagne in Bern / Berne. The published status is not separately stated. Electionpedia omits the source's birth date, residence, profession, and gender fields.

Source candidate1Amstutz, Madeleine
Canton result

Bern / Berne

24 seats · 776 candidates · 371,818 deposited ballots.

Historical elected marker

Not 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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Madeleine Amstutz — 2023 Swiss National Council Candidate Result

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