Swiss parliamentary elections 1911 / results of the National Council elections

National Council constituencies from 1911 to 1919

The National Council elections for the 22nd legislative period took place on October 29, 1911. 189 seats in the Swiss National Council had to be filled (22 more than before). This page provides an overview of the detailed results in the cantons.

Explanations

As in all elections before the introduction of proportional representation , which is customary today, in 1919, majority voting was applied. For this purpose the country was divided into 49 national council constituencies of different sizes , in which one to eight seats were to be allocated. The so-called Romance majority vote was used , in which a candidate needed an absolute majority of the votes cast in order to be elected. Each voter had as many votes as there were seats to be allocated.

Constituency: The constituencies were numbered consecutively, in the order of the cantons in the Swiss Federal Constitution . Due to the changing number of constituencies over the years, some received a new number several times. Therefore the following articles have a lemma with an unofficial geographical name.
Selected candidates are highlighted in bold , candidates not selected are highlighted in italics

Parties

Allocating candidates to parties and political groups (with the exception of the liberals and social democrats) is only possible to a limited extent, as they did not run on official party lists. According to the political reality of the early 20th century, one can speak more of party currents or directions. The party names used are therefore an ideological assessment.

FDP = Liberal Democratic Party
DVV = Democratic-Economic Association (belonging to the FDP parliamentary group)
LM = Liberal Middle (Liberals, Liberal Democrats)
KK = Catholic Conservative
ER = Evangelical Rights (Evangelical / Reformed Conservatives)
DL = Democratic Left (sociopolitical group, Democratic Party )
SP = Social Democratic Party
RP = Rhine District Party (left FDP dissidents in the canton of Aargau)

Results of the National Council elections

Canton of Aargau (12 seats)

Constituency	Seats	date	Eligible voters	Number of voters	Wahlbe- pation	Elected and unelected	Political party	be right	proportion of
No. 36	3	October 29, 1911	10 942	9 097	83.1%	Johann Rudolf Suter Otto Hunziker Alwin Weber Friedrich Pabst	FDP FDP FDP SP	07 665 07 542 05 896 02 273	92.1% 90.7% 70.9% 27.3%
No. 37	4th	October 29, 1911	15 911	13 312	83.7%	Hans Müri Conradin Zschokke Hans Siegrist Heinrich Eugen Abbot Otto Suter Max Alphonse Erismann	FDP FDP FDP FDP SP otherwise.	10 515 10 312 08 521 07 311 03 148 00811	89.4% 87.7% 72.5% 62.2% 26.7% 06.9%
No. 38	1	October 29, 1911	6 165	4 630	75.1%	Jakob Nietlispach	KK	03 270	87.1%
No. 39	4th	October 29, 1911	16 949	14 478	85.4%	Alfred Wyrsch Franz Xaver Eggspühler Josef Jäger Gustav Adolf Origin Hans Müri Franz Josef Waldmeyer	KK KK RP RP SP RP	11 880 11 682 09 124 06 251 05 204 03 830	87.9% 86.4% 67.5% 46.2% 38.5% 28.3%
No. 39	4th	November 12, 1911 (2nd ballot)	16 950	14 090	83.1%	Gustav Adolf origin Hans Müri	FDP SP	07 031 05 291	49.9% 37.5%

Canton of Appenzell Ausserrhoden (3 seats)

Constituency	Seats	date	Eligible voters	Number of voters	Wahlbe- pation	Elected and unelected	Political party	be right	proportion of
No. 28	3	October 29, 1911	13 946	10 559	75.7%	Arthur Eugster Howard Eugster Johannes Eisenhut Alfred Hofstetter Johann Jakob Tobler Johannes Baumann	FDP SP FDP FDP FDP FDP	7 667 6 028 5 900 2 050 1 761 0503	77.7% 61.1% 59.8% 20.8% 17.8% 05.1%

Canton of Appenzell Innerrhoden (1 seat)

Constituency	Seats	date	Eligible voters	Number of voters	Wahlbe- pation	Elected and unelected	Political party	be right	proportion of
No. 29	1	October 29, 1911	2,853	2 191	76.8%	Adolf Steuble	KK	1 616	73.7%

Canton of Basel-Country (4 seats)

Constituency	Seats	date	Eligible voters	Number of voters	Wahlbe- pation	Elected and unelected	Political party	be right	proportion of
No. 26	4th	October 29, 1911	15 866	6 618	41.7%	Albert Schwander Jakob Buser Johannes Suter Hermann Straumann Paul Degen Theophil Zumthor	DL FDP FDP FDP KK SP	5 677 5 195 4 936 3 570 1 670 1 235	91.3% 83.8% 79.4% 57.4% 26.8% 19.6%

Canton of Basel-Stadt (7 seats)

Constituency	Seats	date	Eligible voters	Number of voters	Wahlbe- pation	Elected and unelected	Political party	be right	proportion of
No. 25	7th	October 29, 1911	22 930	12 110	52.8%	Bernhard Jäggi Johannes Frei Johann Emil Müry Isaak Iselin-Sarasin Carl Christoph Burckhardt Christian Rothenberger Rudolf Gelpke Emil Göttisheim Albert Joos	SP SP FDP LM LM FDP otherwise. FDP KK	5 653 5 078 4 189 4 044 3 971 3 851 3 570 3 530 2 160	46.9% 42.1% 34.7% 33.5% 32.9% 31.9% 29.6% 29.3% 17.9%
No. 25	7th	November 5, 1911 (2nd ballot)	22 930	13 410	58.5%	Bernhard Jäggi Johannes Frei Johann Emil Müry Isaak Iselin-Sarasin Christian Rothenberger Carl Christoph Burckhardt Emil Göttisheim Rudolf Gelpke Albert Joos	SP SP FDP LM FDP LM FDP otherwise. KK	7 099 6 429 5 004 4 588 4 296 4 211 3 782 3 609 2 844	52.9% 47.9% 37.3% 34.2% 32.0% 31.4% 28.2% 26.9% 21.2%

Canton of Bern (32 seats)

Constituency	Seats	date	Eligible voters	Number of voters	Wahlbe- pation	Elected and unelected	Political party	be right	proportion of
No. 6	6th	October 29, 1911	26 347	13 809	52.4%	Robert Stucki Emil Lohner Arnold Gottlieb Bühler Johann Jakob Rebmann Johann Friedrich Michel Hermann Schüpbach Samuel Scherz	FDP FDP FDP FDP FDP FDP SP	10 960 10 748 10 671 10 330 10 183 06 930 06 416	80.4% 78.9% 78.3% 75.8% 74.7% 50.8% 47.1%
No. 7	7th	October 29, 1911	32 807	18 665	56.9%	Johann Hirter Johann Jenny Michael Bühler Jakob Scheidegger Gustav Müller Gustav König Ernst Wyss Oskar Schneeberger Karl Moor	FDP FDP FDP FDP SP ER ER SP SP	11 237 10 877 10 603 10 438 08 891 08 700 08 676 07 850 07 409	60.5% 58.5% 57.0% 56.1% 47.8% 46.8% 46.7% 42.2% 39.8%
No. 7	7th	November 12, 1911 (2nd ballot)	33 160	19 178	57.8%	Gustav Müller Gustav König Ernst Wyss Oskar Schneeberger Karl Moor	SP ER ER SP SP	14 232 10 952 10 946 08 175 07 789	82.0% 63.1% 63.0% 47.1% 44.8%
No. 8	4th	October 29, 1911	19 057	4 751	24.9%	Fritz Bühlmann Johann Jakob Schär Fritz Zumstein Friedrich Minder	FDP FDP FDP FDP	04,504 04,462 04 405 04 368	96.7% 95.8% 94.6% 93.8%
No. 9	4th	October 29, 1911	20 035	7 202	35.9%	August Rikli Arnold Gugelmann Michael Hofer Friedrich Buri	SP FDP FDP FDP	06 720 05 825 05 696 05 638	95.2% 82.5% 80.7% 79.8%
No. 10	5	October 29, 1911	19 931	8 447	42.4%	Alfred Moll Jakob Freiburghaus Eduard Will Karl Scheurer Johann Näher	FDP FDP FDP FDP SP	05 599 05 585 05 579 05 391 04 259	67.0% 66.8% 66.8% 64.5% 51.0%
No. 11	3	October 29, 1911	13 567	4 818	35.5%	Virgile Rossel Albert Gobat Albert Locher Émile Ryser	FDP FDP FDP SP	03 176 03 083 03 059 01 725	67.3% 65.4% 64.8% 36.5%
No. 12	3	October 29, 1911	11 879	5 086	42.8%	Joseph Choquard Ernest Daucourt Henri Simonin	KK KK FDP	03 248 03 090 02 613	64.6% 61.4% 52.0%

Canton of Friborg (7 seats)

Constituency	Seats	date	Eligible voters	Number of voters	Wahlbe- pation	Elected and unelected	Political party	be right	proportion of
No. 22	2	October 29, 1911	10 291	5 859	57.0%	Hermann Liechti Eugène Descheneaux Auguste Chassot	FDP KK SP	573 4 4 525 0951	79.0% 78.2% 16.4%
No. 23	5	October 29, 1911	21 608	9 343	43.3%	Max de Diesbach Charles de Wuilleret Alphonse Théraulaz Eugène Grand A.-F.-L. Cailler	KK KK KK KK FDP	8 742 8 681 8 639 8 602 8 209	95.0% 94.4% 93.9% 93.5% 89.2%

Canton of Geneva (8 seats)

Constituency	Seats	date	Eligible voters	Number of voters	Wahlbe- pation	Elected and unelected	Political party	be right	proportion of
No. 49	8th	October 29, 1911	28 292	15 019	53.1%	Henri Fazy Marc-Eugène Ritzchel Victor-Marc Charbonnet Marc-Ernest Peter Jacques-Louis Willemin Gustave Ador Firmin Ody Jean Sigg Jules Vouaillat Jacques Rutty Alfred Georg François-César Hudry John Renaud Jean Rutishauser Jules Massard Edmond-Agénor Boissier	FDP FDP FDP FDP FDP LM KK SP FDP LM LM LM LM LM LM LM	8 813 8 666 8 630 8 400 8 111 8 036 7 257 6 938 6 494 6 260 6 209 5 928 5 839 5 788 5 299 5 271	58.8% 57.8% 57.5% 56.0% 54.1% 53.6% 48.4% 46.3% 43.3% 41.7% 41.4% 39.5% 38, 9% 38.6% 35.3% 35.1%
No. 49	8th	November 12, 1911 (2nd ballot)	28 420	14 686	51.7%	Jean Sigg Firmin Ody Jacques Rutty Alfred Georg	SP KK LM LM	8 063 7 799 6 212 6 122	54.9% 53.1% 42.2% 41.6%

Canton of Glarus (2 seats)

Constituency	Number of seats	date	Eligible voters	Number of voters	Wahlbe- pation	Elected and unelected	Political party	be right	proportion of
No. 20	2	October 29, 1911	8 196	4,585	55.9%	Eduard Blumer David Legler	DL DL	3 857 3 810	93.5% 92.4%

Canton of Graubünden (6 seats)

Constituency	Seats	date	Eligible voters	Number of voters	Wahlbe- pation	Elected and unelected	Political party	be right	proportion of
No. 35	6th	October 29, 1911	25 748	14 500	56.3%	Johann Schmid Alfred von Planta Johann Anton Caflisch Eduard Walser Andrea Vital Paul Raschein sr. Arthur Gamser	KK LM FDP FDP FDP FDP SP	11 351 11 137 10 997 10 716 10 684 10 057 03 297	82.6% 81.0% 80.0% 78.0% 77.7% 73.2% 24.0%

Canton of Lucerne (8 seats)

Constituency	Seats	date	Eligible voters	Number of voters	Wahlbe- pation	Elected and unelected	Political party	be right	proportion of
No. 13	3	October 29, 1911	14 771	5 411	36.6%	Peter Knüsel Otto Sidler Hermann Heller	FDP FDP FDP	3 841 3 820 3 677	91.9% 91.4% 87.9%
No. 14	2	October 29, 1911	11 223	3 744	33.4%	Anton Erni Josef Anton Balmer	KK KK	3,520 3 502	98.4% 97.9%
No. 15	3	October 29, 1911	13 098	4 745	36.2%	Franz Moser-Schär Heinrich Walther Dominik Fellmann	KK KK KK	4,422 4,402 4,365	98.0% 97.6% 96.7%

Canton of Neuchâtel (7 seats)

Constituency	Seats	date	Eligible voters	Number of voters	Wahlbe- pation	Elected and unelected	Political party	be right	proportion of
# 48	7th	October 29, 1911	31 385	16 802	53.5%	Charles Naine Louis Perrier Paul-Ernest Mosimann Louis-Alexandre Martin Jules-Albert Piguet Henri Calame Jules Calame Eugène Bonhôte	SP FDP FDP FDP FDP FDP LM LM	06 704 06 179 06 130 06 129 06 015 05 893 04 774 04 587	40.9% 37.7% 37.4% 37.4% 36.7% 35.9% 29.1% 28.0%
# 48	7th	November 5, 1911 (2nd ballot)	31 428	22 204	70.7%	Charles Naine Louis Perrier Paul-Ernest Mosimann Louis-Alexandre Martin Jules-Albert Piguet Henri Calame Jules Calame Eugène Bonhôte	SP FDP FDP FDP FDP FDP LM LM	10 043 07 839 07 809 07 807 07 687 07 554 05 782 05 567	45.9% 35.8% 35.7% 35.7% 35.1% 34.5% 26.4% 25.4%

Canton of Nidwalden (1 seat)

Constituency	Seats	date	Eligible voters	Number of voters	Wahlbe- pation	Elected and unelected	Political party	be right	proportion of
No. 19	1	October 29, 1911	3 213	665	20.7%	Karl Niederberger	KK	638	98.0%

Canton of Obwalden (1 seat)

Constituency	Number of seats	date	Eligible voters	Number of voters	Wahlbe- pation	Elected and unelected	Political party	be right	proportion of
No. 18	1	October 29, 1911	4 312	1 574	36.5%	Peter Anton Ming	KK	1 462	96.8%

Canton of Schaffhausen (2 seats)

Constituency	Seats	date	Eligible voters	Number of voters	Wahlbe- pation	Elected and unelected	Political party	be right	proportion of
No. 27	2	October 29, 1911	9 374	7 746	82.6%	Carl Spahn Robert Grieshaber Heinrich Schlatter	FDP FDP SP	5 050 4 813 1 510	81.9% 78.0% 24.5%

Canton Schwyz (3 seats)

Constituency	Seats	date	Eligible voters	Number of voters	Wahlbe- pation	Elected and unelected	Political party	be right	proportion of
No. 17	3	October 29, 1911	13 761	3,597	26.1%	Martin Steinegger Anton von Hettlingen Josef Anton Ferdinand Büeler	FDP KK KK	3,211 3 139 3 104	94.8% 92.7% 91.7%

Canton of Solothurn (6 seats)

Constituency	Seats	date	Eligible voters	Number of voters	Wahlbe- pation	Elected and unelected	Political party	be right	proportion of
No. 24	6th	October 29, 1911	27 012	10 676	39.5%	Hans Affolter Siegfried Hartmann Max Studer Jakob Zimmermann Adrian von Arx sr. Eduard Bally	SP KK FDP FDP FDP FDP	9 752 9 597 9 480 9 455 9 218 9 090	92.9% 91.4% 90.3% 90.1% 87.8% 86.6%

Canton of St. Gallen (15 seats)

Constituency	Seats	date	Eligible voters	Number of voters	Wahlbe- pation	Elected and unelected	Political party	be right	proportion of
No. 30	4th	October 29, 1911	13 258	10 325	77.9%	JA Scherrer-Füllemann Karl Emil Wild Albert Mächler Eduard Scherrer	DL FDP FDP FDP	7 518 7 495 7 431 7 306	94.2% 93.9% 93.1% 91.5%
No. 31	4th	October 29, 1911	14 382	10 976	76.3%	Ernst Schmidheiny Johann Baptist Eisenring Carl Zurburg Heinrich Otto Weber	FDP KK KK DL	8 053 7 957 7 889 7 765	93.1% 92.0% 91.2% 89.8%
No. 32	3	October 29, 1911	16 719	12 440	74.4%	Ernst Wagner Gallus Schwendener Robert Forrer	FDP FDP FDP	8 530 8 523 8 421	92.8% 92.7% 91.6%
No. 33	2	October 29, 1911	10 472	7 419	70.9%	Johann Baptist Schubiger Emil Grünenfelder	KK KK	5 133 5 132	92.4% 92.4%
No. 34	2	October 29, 1911	9 510	7 370	77.5%	Othmar Staub Thomas Holenstein sr.	KK KK	6 021 5 972	98.1% 97.3%

Canton Ticino (8 seats)

Constituency	Seats	date	Eligible voters	Number of voters	Wahlbe- pation	Elected and unelected	Political party	be right	proportion of
No. 41	4th	October 29, 1911	19 084	6 204	32.5%	Romeo Manzoni Achille Borella Francesco Vassalli Giovanni Lurati Mario Ferri	FDP FDP FDP KK SP	3,992 3,979 3 724 3 679 0998	65.7% 65.5% 61.3% 60.6% 16.4%
No. 42	4th	October 29, 1911	21 350	5 711	26.8%	Francesco Balli Giuseppe Motta Giuseppe Stoffel Evaristo Garbani-Nerini Giovanni Tamò Mario Ferri Guglielmo Canevascini Leo Macchi	LM KK FDP FDP SP SP SP SP	4 137 4 047 3 784 3 755 0729 0697 0612 0598	74.7% 73.0% 68.3% 67.8% 13.1% 12.5% 11.0% 10.7%

Canton Thurgau (7 seats)

Constituency	Seats	date	Eligible voters	Number of voters	Wahlbe- pation	Elected and unelected	Political party	be right	proportion of
No. 40	7th	October 29, 1911	28 688	23 783	82.9%	Heinrich Häberlin Carl Eigenmann Alfons von Streng Emil Hofmann Adolf Germann Jakob Müller Oskar Ullmann Martin Vögelin Otto Höppli	FDP FDP KK DL FDP FDP FDP DL SP	19 537 19 509 19 505 18 835 18 423 18 038 12 907 04 907 04 072	90.6% 90.5% 90.5% 87.4% 85.5% 83.7% 59.9% 22.7% 18.9%

Canton Uri (1 seat)

Constituency	Seats	date	Eligible voters	Number of voters	Wahlbe- pation	Elected and unelected	Political party	be right	proportion of
No. 16	1	October 29, 1911	5 081	1 883	37.1%	Josef Furrer	KK	1 723	93.8%

Canton of Vaud (16 seats)

Constituency	Seats	date	Eligible voters	Number of voters	Wahlbe- pation	Elected and unelected	Political party	be right	proportion of
No. 43	8th	October 29, 1911	34 289	8 957	26.1%	Alphonse Dubuis Félix Bonjour Alois de Meuron Émile Gaudard Charles-Eugène Fonjallaz Édouard Secretan Alexandre Emery Paul Maillefer Auguste von der Aa	FDP FDP LM FDP FDP LM LM FDP SP	6 790 6 742 6 702 6 641 6 625 6 590 6 449 6 334 2 332	77.8% 77.2% 76.8% 76.1% 75.9% 75.5% 73.9% 72.6% 26.7%
No. 44	5	October 29, 1911	23 164	8 155	35.2%	Camille Decoppet Ernest Chuard Armand Piguet Ulysse Crisinel Jean Cavat	FDP FDP LM FDP FDP	7 720 7 654 7 504 7 450 7 304	96.3% 95.5% 93.6% 92.9% 91.1%
No. 45	3	October 29, 1911	14 112	5 912	41.9%	Henri Thélin Juste Lagier Maurice Desplands Ernest Bujard	FDP FDP FDP LM	5 363 5 040 3 291 2 380	91.1% 85.6% 55.9% 40.4%

Canton of Valais (6 seats)

Constituency	Seats	date	Eligible voters	Number of voters	Wahlbe- pation	Elected and unelected	Political party	be right	proportion of
No. 46	4th	October 29, 1911	18 563	9 160	49.4%	Alexander Seiler Joseph Kuntschen sr. Raymond Evéquoz Charles de Preux	KK KK KK KK	8 943 8 882 8 780 8 142	97.7% 97.0% 95.9% 89.0%
No. 47	2	October 29, 1911	12 009	4 649	38.8%	Jules Tissières Eugène de Lavallaz	KK FDP	4024 3937	87.1% 85.3%

Canton of Zug (1 seat)

Constituency	Seats	date	Eligible voters	Number of voters	Wahlbe- pation	Elected and unelected	Political party	be right	proportion of
No. 21	1	October 29, 1911	6 709	1,862	27.8%	Hermann Stadlin	FDP	1 676	100.0%

Canton of Zurich (25 seats)

Constituency	Seats	date	Eligible voters	Number of voters	Wahlbe- pation	Elected and unelected	Political party	be right	proportion of
number 1	7th	October 29, 1911	29 995	19 688	65.6%	Robert Billeter Emil Zürcher Alfred Frey Jakob Lutz Friedrich Fritschi Walter Bissegger Johann Jakob Hauser Herman Greulich Robert Seidel Paul Pflüger Emil Klöti Karl Manz-Schäppi Johannes Sigg Anton Rimathé	FDP DL FDP DL DL FDP FDP SP SP SP SP SP SP SP	17 456 11 331 11 177 11 175 11 078 11 005 10 968 06 649 06 515 06 340 06 056 05 522 05 468 05 421	64.3% 63.6% 62.8% 62.8% 62.2% 61.8% 61.6% 37.3% 36.6% 35.6% 34.0% 31.0% 30, 7% 30.4%
No. 2	5	October 29, 1911	18 651	10 930	58.6%	Herman Greulich Paul Pflüger Robert Seidel Johannes Sigg Robert Grimm	SP SP SP SP SP	07 881 07 696 07 677 06 730 06 720	90.7% 88.6% 88.4% 77.4% 77.3%
No. 3	5	October 29, 1911	24 347	15 026	61.7%	Werner Weber Johann Jakob Abegg Johann Rudolf Amsler Heinrich Hess Karl August Koller Herman Greulich Robert Seidel Hans Jakob Wirz Johannes Heusser Bernhard Kaufmann	FDP LM LM DL FDP SP SP SP SP SP	09 258 09 014 09 007 08 932 08 903 03 679 03 503 03 418 03 299 03 208	71.6% 69.8% 69.7% 69.1% 68.9% 28.4% 27.1% 26.4% 25.5% 24.8%
No. 4	5	October 29, 1911	24 980	17 698	70.8%	Friedrich Studer Hans Sträuli Friedrich Ottiker Eduard Sulzer Julius Guyer Robert Wirz Hans Schenkel Moritz Fähndrich August Huggler	SP DL DL FDP FDP SP SP SP SP	12 168 09 619 09 205 09 174 08 600 05 869 05 836 05 149 05 040	79.4% 62.7% 60.0% 59.8% 56.1% 38.3% 38.0% 33.6% 32.8%
No. 5	3	October 29, 1911	13 288	9 523	71.7%	Johann Konrad Hörni Jakob Walder David Ringger Johannes Heusser Adolf Gasser Bernhard Kaufmann	DL DL DL SP SP SP	05 209 05 197 05 149 01 475 01 452 01 440	65.6% 65.5% 64.9% 18.5% 18.3% 18.1%

Replacement elections until 1914

Due to vacancies during the following 22nd legislative period, 24 substitute elections were held in 13 constituencies .

Constituency / canton	Replacement for	date	Eligible voters	Number of voters	Wahlbe- pation	Elected and unelected	Political party	be right	proportion of
No. 1 (ZH)	Johann Jakob Hauser	August 31, 1913	31 096	17 451	56.1%	Robert Schmid Karl Manz	FDP SP	10 716 05 491	61.4% 31.5%
No. 3 (ZH)	Werner Weber	March 3, 1912	24 595	15 407	62.6%	Emil Rellstab Hans Jakob Wirz	FDP SP	08 430 06 330	54.7% 41.4%
No. 3 (ZH)	Johann Jakob Abegg	March 24, 1912	24 557	16 621	67.6%	Theodor Odinga Hans Jakob Wirz	FDP SP	09 021 07 514	54.3% 45.2%
No. 4 (ZH)	Eduard Sulzer	May 4, 1913	25 463	17 655	69.3%	Hans Schenkel Jakob Zwingli Robert Wehrlin	SP DL FDP	07 290 05 872 04 382	41.3% 33.3% 24.8%
No. 4 (ZH)	Eduard Sulzer	May 18, 1913 (2nd ballot)	25 522	19 576	76.7%	Hans Schenkel Jakob Zwingli	SP DL	09 845 08 387	50.3% 42.8%
No. 11 (BE)	Virgile Rossel	April 28, 1912	14 172	9 907	69.9%	Robert Savoye Émile Ryser	FDP SP	05,048 04,859	51.0% 49.0%
No. 11 (BE)	Albert Gobat	May 17, 1914	14 162	10 594	74.8%	Émile Ryser Ernest Frepp	SP FDP	05 443 05 151	51.4% 48.6%
No. 25 (BS)	Alfred Brüstlein	February 4, 1912	45 828	34 401	75.0%	Eugen Wullschleger Albert Joos	SP KK	07324 03659	66.7% 33.3%
No. 26 (BL)	Johannes Suter	June 23, 1912	16 159	6 036	36.3%	Gustav Adolf Seiler Albert Grieder Theophil Zumthor	DVV FDP SP	01 937 01 790 01 288	32.1% 29.7% 21.3%
	Johannes Suter	July 14, 1912 (2nd ballot)	16 385	6,973	42.6%	Albert Grieder Gustav Adolf Seiler Theophil Zumthor	FDP DVV SP	02,778 02,389 01,653	39.8% 34.3% 23.7%
	Jakob Buser	December 28, 1913	16 348	4 642	28.4%	Gustav Adolf Seiler	DVV	03 860	83.2%
No. 37 (AG)	Hans Müri	April 28, 1912	15 940	10 353	64.9%	Emil Keller Otto Suter	FDP SP	06 145 02 850	59.4% 27.5%
No. 41 (TI)	Romeo Manzoni	December 22, 1912	18 946	3 020	15.9%	Antonio Fusoni	FDP	02 904	96.2%
No. 41 (TI)	Giovanni Lurati	March 15, 1914	19 132	5 493	28.7%	Angelo Tarchini Mario Ferri	KK SP	03 617 01 825	65.8% 33.2%
No. 42 (TI)	Giuseppe Motta	January 14, 1912	21 063	3,936	18.7%	Giuseppe Cattori	KK	03 809	96.8%
No. 42 (TI)	Giuseppe Stoffel	March 1, 1914	21 428	4 149	19.4%	Brenno Bertoni Giovanni Tamò	FDP SP	0981 2 00961	71.9% 23.2%
No. 43 (VD)	Alphonse Dubuis	February 23, 1913	35 244	13 801	39.2%	Alfred Pilliod Gabriel Amiguet-Massard	FDP FDP	09241 04,468	67.0% 32.4%
No. 44 (VD)	Jean Cavat	February 4, 1912	24 732	16 096	65.1%	Louis Reymond Paul Golay	FDP SP	12 357 03 249	76.8% 20.2%
	Camille Decoppet	September 29, 1912	24 317	7 218	29.7%	Henri Grobet Paul Golay	FDP SP	05962 01 155	82.6% 16.0%
	Alphonse Dubuis	August 3, 1913	24 424	4 910	10.1%	Fritz Bosset	FDP	4 829	98.4%
No. 45 (VD)	Henri Thélin	August 28, 1912	14 280	6 385	44.7%	Alfred Jaton Ernest Bujard	FDP LM	03,988 02,372	62.5% 37.2%
No. 45 (VD)	Maurice Desplands Juste Lagier	February 22, 1914	14 446	5 530	38.3%	John-Henri Mermoud Jean Yersin	FDP LM	05 361 05 345	96.9% 96.7%
No. 48 (NE)	Louis Perrier	April 13, 1912	31 314	17 228	55.0%	Ernest-Paul Graber Fritz Henri Mentha Eugène Bonhôte	SP FDP LM	06 825 06 252 04 151	39.6% 36.3% 24.1%
	Louis Perrier	April 20, 1912 (2nd ballot)	31 318	19 308	61.7%	Ernest-Paul Graber Fritz Henri Mentha	SP FDP	10 010 09 258	53.7% 41.6%
	Jules Calame	October 27, 1912	31 355	1 288	4.1%	Eugène Bonhôte	LM	01 288	100.0%
	Louis-Alexandre Martin	November 16, 1913	31 660	16 836	53.2%	Auguste Leuba Achille Grospierre	FDP SP	09 854 06 827	58.5% 40.6%

Remarks

^ FDP dissident
↑ ^a ^b Progressive Citizens' Party
↑ ^a ^b ^c ^d Candidate for the evangelical right, joined the liberal faction.
↑ Jeunes radicaux (Young Liberals)
↑ ^a ^b ^c Union radicale libérale (allied with the liberals)
↑ Estrema sinistra (extreme left)
↑ supported by the agricultural association
↑ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g ^h ⁱ joined the free-thinking democratic parliamentary group
↑ Peasant Party

source

Erich Gruner : The elections to the Swiss National Council 1848-1919 . tape 3 . Francke Verlag, Bern 1978, ISBN 3-7720-1445-3 , p. 299-310 .

Web links

List of members of the Swiss National Council (Federal Gazette of November 29, 1911)

[1] FDP dissident

[fort-2] Progressive Citizens' Party

[erlm-3] Candidate for the evangelical right, joined the liberal faction.

[jr-4] Jeunes radicaux (Young Liberals)

[url-5] Union radicale libérale (allied with the liberals)

[el-6] Estrema sinistra (extreme left)

[7] supported by the agricultural association

[frak-8] ↑ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g ^h ⁱ joined the free-thinking democratic parliamentary group

[9] Peasant Party