Canton ballot accounting
2,796 valid ballots.
12,243 eligible voters. Valid, blank, and invalid ballots reconcile exactly to 3,000 deposited ballots.
Elected1source-marked records
Canton 16 · definitive official result
Appenzell Innerrhoden 2023 National Council result.
Appenzell Innerrhoden definitive 2023 Swiss National Council result: 1 seats, 3 candidates, 3 lists, 3,000 ballots deposited, and 24.50% turnout.
3,000ballots deposited
24.50%turnout
1seats
3candidates
Submitted lists
All 3 list results.
| List | Marks | Strength | Elected |
|---|---|---|---|
| Thomas Rechsteiner (Die Mitte)Centre · list 1 | 2,423 | 86.66% | 1 |
| Vereinzelte / Autres / AltriOthers · list 99 | 305 | 10.91% | 0 |
| Ruedi Eberle (SVP)SVP · list 2 | 68 | 2.43% | 0 |
Candidate result records
All 3 candidates.
Elected markers are reproduced from the source; no present-tenure claim is inferred.
Elected in sourceList 1
Thomas Rechsteiner
Centre · Thomas Rechsteiner (Die Mitte)
2,423personal votesOpen source record →CandidateList 99
Vereinzelte / Autres / Altri
Others · Vereinzelte / Autres / Altri
305personal votesOpen source record →CandidateList 2
Ruedi Eberle
SVP · Ruedi Eberle (SVP)
68personal votesOpen source record →Source: Swiss Federal Statistical Office definitive 2023 election data. These are historical 2023 election-result records, not claims about current National Council membership or present tenure.
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