Electionpedia.comGREENS candidates in Switzerland's 2023 National Council election — page 11: records 601–643 of 643, 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 643 candidates. Source candidate-party IDs determine the linked records below; single-seat canton and local-party mappings can produce a separately disclosed count.
Showing 601–643 of 643 connected records. Every record remains available through the result pages below.
Bündnis: BastA! junge Alternative!
385personal votesOpen source record →Grüne Gesundheit und Soziales
382personal votesOpen source record →GRÜNE, Evergreens
379personal votesOpen source record →Grüne Panther
372personal votesOpen source record →Grüne Panther
371personal votesOpen source record →Alternative – die Grünen - Urban
362personal votesOpen source record →Junge Grüne b
361personal votesOpen source record →Junge Grüne Thurgau
359personal votesOpen source record →Grüne Panther
356personal votesOpen source record →GRÜNE Panther - Senioren
356personal votesOpen source record →GRÜNE Kultur
334personal votesOpen source record →Bündnis: BastA! junge Alternative!
333personal votesOpen source record →VERDI e Forum Alternativo - Sempreverdi
321personal votesOpen source record →GRÜNE Kultur
314personal votesOpen source record →Alternative – die Grünen - Ennetsee
301personal votesOpen source record →Junge Grüne b
301personal votesOpen source record →VERDI e Forum Alternativo - Sempreverdi
296personal votesOpen source record →Grüne Panther
286personal votesOpen source record →Alternative – die Grünen - Berg
282personal votesOpen source record →Alternative – die Grünen - Junge Alternative a
281personal votesOpen source record →Junge Grüne Schwyz
277personal votesOpen source record →Alternative – die Grünen - Nachhaltig Grün
273personal votesOpen source record →Alternative – die Grünen - Junge Alternative a
270personal votesOpen source record →Alternative – die Grünen - Ennetsee
270personal votesOpen source record →Alternative – die Grünen - Nachhaltig Grün
264personal votesOpen source record →GRÜNE Panther - Senioren
257personal votesOpen source record →Junge Grüne b
255personal votesOpen source record →Alternative – die Grünen - Berg
248personal votesOpen source record →Alternative – die Grünen - Junge Alternative a
240personal votesOpen source record →Junge Grüne Schwyz
237personal votesOpen source record →Junge Grüne b
227personal votesOpen source record →Grüne Gesundheit und Soziales
226personal votesOpen source record →GRÜNE Panther - Senioren
217personal votesOpen source record →Alternative – die Grünen - Urban
198personal votesOpen source record →Alternative – die Grünen - Berg
165personal votesOpen source record →Alternative – die Grünen - Ennetsee
165personal votesOpen source record →Junge Grüne Schwyz
156personal votesOpen source record →Junge Grüne b
149personal votesOpen source record →Alternative – die Grünen - Junge Alternative b
129personal votesOpen source record →Grüne Panther
125personal votesOpen source record →Junge Grüne Schwyz
104personal votesOpen source record →Alternative – die Grünen - Junge Alternative b
95personal votesOpen source record →Alternative – die Grünen - Junge Alternative b
78personal votesOpen source record →These are historical 2023 election-result records, not claims about current National Council membership or present tenure.
GREENS — Switzerland 2023 National Council Result — Page 11
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