2 of 200 seats.
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EVP candidates in Switzerland's 2023 National Council election — page 7: records 361–366 of 366, with personal votes and linked official sources.
The FSO's equivalent-voter measure preserves comparability under cumulative voting and panachage. It is displayed as the source defines it, not relabeled as a simple party-ballot count.
The national party-family aggregate reports 366 candidates. Source candidate-party IDs determine the linked records below; single-seat canton and local-party mappings can produce a separately disclosed count.
Showing 361–366 of 366 connected records. Every record remains available through the result pages below.
Evangelische Volkspartei Kanton Schwyz
151personal votesOpen source record →engagiert. JEVP Ost – Junge Evangelische Volkspartei Ost
147personal votesOpen source record →engagiert. EVP+ – Evangelische Volkspartei Plus
139personal votesOpen source record →engagiert. JEVP We. – Junge Evangelische Volkspartei West
138personal votesOpen source record →engagiert. EVP+ – Evangelische Volkspartei Plus
130personal votesOpen source record →engagiert. EVP+ – Evangelische Volkspartei Plus
118personal votesOpen source record →These are historical 2023 election-result records, not claims about current National Council membership or present tenure.
EVP — Switzerland 2023 National Council Result — Page 7
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