Swiss parliamentary elections 1995 / results of the national council elections

The National Council elections for the 45th legislative period took place on October 22, 1995. This page provides an overview of the results in the cantons (parties, votes, share of the vote, seats).

Notes on voter numbers

In the multi-person constituencies (in the 1995 elections there were 21 cantons with a total of 195 out of 200 seats), each voter has as many votes as there are seats available in his canton (34 in the canton of Zurich, 2 in the Jura canton). He can assign these votes to any candidate on the lists that are standing for election ( panaschieren ). One vote for a candidate is also one vote for his party. If a voter has not given all of his votes to candidates, these votes go to the list chosen by him as so-called "additional votes". If the voter does not select a list (but uses a so-called "ballot slip without party name"), unused votes expire (so-called empty votes). In order to obtain results that are comparable across cantons, the so-called "voter count" is used here. This is obtained by dividing the votes by the number of seats. But because a voter can distribute his votes to several parties, there are 1/2, 1/3 etc. votes. The whole voter counts given below are rounded values. These do not represent more than a statistical fiction. An Aargau "voter" can also consist of 15 people who each have one candidate from the party concerned on their list.

Canton of Aargau (15 seats)

Due to the population development, the Canton of Aargau had one more National Council seat than in the previous elections.

Political party	be right	%	Seats (+/-)		Elected National Councils
Swiss People's Party	27,722	19.8%	3	0	Theo Fischer Christian Bacon Ernst Hasler
Social Democratic Party	27'233	19.4%	3	+1	Hans Zbinden Doris Stump Agnes Weber
Liberal Democratic Party	22,146	15.8%	3	0	Luzi tribe Ulrich Fischer Christine Egerszegi
Christian Democratic People's Party	19,864	14.2%	2	0	Peter Bircher Melchior Ehrler
Freedom party	15,795	11.3%	2	0	Ulrich Giezendanner René Moser
Green	7'490	5.3%	1	0	Hanspeter Thür
Swiss democrats	6,246	4.5%	0	0
National Ring of Independents	4,621	3.3%	1	0	Samuel Meier
Evangelical People's Party	4,269	3.0%
Federal Democratic Union	1,868	1.3%
Women's Policy Aargau	1,353	1.0%
Catholic People's Party	976	0.7%
Kurt Bornhauser, independent	304	0.2%
Free list - Nonpartisan Forum Aargau	201	0.1%

List connections existed between SVP, FDP and CVP, between SP and Greens, between Ldu and EVP and between SD, FPS, KVP and Free List. The EPP-LdU list connection ensured that the Landesring got a seat and the Swiss Democrats, despite more votes, none.

Canton of Appenzell Ausserrhoden (2 seats)

Political party	be right	%	Seats (+/-)		Elected National Councils
Liberal Democratic Party	6,201	36.4%	1	0	Dorle Vallender
Swiss People's Party	3,747	22.0%	1	+1	Jacob friend
Social Democratic Party	3,731	21.9%
Christian Democratic People's Party	1,620	9.5%
Freedom party	1'516	8.9%
Independent of the Canton of Appenzell AR	203	1.2%

There were no list connections between different parties.

Canton of Appenzell Innerrhoden (1 seat)

In the canton of Appenzell Innerrhoden, the majority system applies without silent elections. In principle, every Swiss voter can therefore be elected, whether or not they have registered for the elections in the canton of Appenzell Innerrhoden. The previous National Councilor, Rolf Engler, was the only candidate nominated by an official party.

Candidate	Political party	be right	%	chosen?
Rolf Engler	CVP	1,346	85.4%	elected
Isolated		230	14.6%

Canton of Basel-Country (7 seats)

Political party	be right	%	Seats (+/-)		Elected National Councils
Social Democratic Party	17,769	25.3%	2	0	Angeline Fankhauser Theo Meyer
Liberal Democratic Party	13,777	19.6%	1	−1	Hans Rudolf Gysin
Christian Democratic People's Party	8'231	11.7%	1	+1	Rudolf Imhof
Swiss democrats	7,689	11.0%	1	0	Rudolf Keller
Swiss People's Party	7,597	10.8%	1	0	Hans-Rudolf Nebiker
Free Green List	6,680	9.5%	1	0	Ruth Gonseth
Free Civil List	4,489	6.4%
Evangelical People's Party	1,207	1.7%
Freedom Party of Switzerland	924	1.3%
National Ring of Independents	915	1.3%
Federal Democratic Union	393	0.6%
Natural Law Party	268	0.4%
Swiss Freedom Party	243	0.3%

List connections existed between SVP, FDP and CVP, between SP and Greens, between SD and FPS and between FBL and EDU.

Canton of Basel-Stadt (6 seats)

Political party	be right	%	Seats (+/-)		Elected National Councils
Social Democratic Party	20,994	35.5%	4th	+2	Helmut Hubacher Rudolf Rechsteiner Remo Gysin Margrith von Felten
Liberal Democratic Party	8,785	14.9%	1	0	Christoph Eymann
Liberal Democratic Party	7,185	12.2%	1	0	Johannes Randegger
Christian Democratic People's Party	5,731	9.7%	0	−1
Swiss democrats	4,076	6.9%
Green Party Basel-Stadt	3,297	5.6%
Association of Protestant Voters	2,443	4.1%
Basel's strong alternative	1,891	3.2%
Basel women's list	1,660	2.8%
Freedom party	1,473	2.5%
New Labor Party	784	1.3%
solidarity	385	0.7%
Natural Law Party	202	0.3%
Constitutional protection movement "Gray Panthers Switzerland" ¹	192	0.3%

List connections existed between the FDP, LDP and CVP, between SP, GP, BaStA, Frauenliste and "Solidarity" as well as between SD and FP.

¹ full list name: constitution protection movement "Gray Panthers Switzerland" for personal sovereignty with the "right to rights" of the citizens and the healing of drug and cancer patients

Canton of Bern (27 seats)

Due to the population development and the change of canton of the Laufental , the canton of Bern had to give up two seats.

Political party	be right	%	Seats (+/-)		Elected National Councils
Swiss People's Party	69,376	26.0%	8th	0	Albrecht Rychen Hermann Weyeneth Walter Schmied William Wyss Simon Schenk Samuel Schmid Hanspeter Seiler Fritz Abraham Oehrli
Social Democratic Party	65,894	24.7%	8th	+2	Rudolf Strahm Stephanie Baumann Alexander Tschäppät Paul Günter Peter Vollmer Ursula Baumlin Hansueli von Allmen Ruth-Gaby Vermot-Mangold
Liberal Democratic Party	41,742	15.6%	4th	0	François Loeb Jean-Pierre Bonny Marc F. Sutter Käthi Bangerter
Freedom party	15,627	5.9%	1	−1	Juerg Scherrer
Swiss democrats	14,546	5.5%	1	−1	Markus Ruf
Green Free List	13,458	5.0%	1	−3	Ruedi Baumann
Federal Democratic Union	11,119	4.2%	1	0	Werner Scherrer
Evangelical People's Party	10'029	3.8%	1	0	Otto Zwygart junior
Green Alliance	6,577	2.5%	1	+1	Franziska Teuscher
National Ring of Independents	5'168	1.9%	0	0
Christian Democratic People's Party	4,939	1.9%	1	+1	Norbert Hochreutener
Alliance jurassienne	3,888	1.5%	0	−1
Alternative'95 direct-democratic, ecological, social - against EU accession	2,183	0.8%
Liberal Party	838	0.3%
Workers 'and pensioners' party	673	0.3%
Natural Law Party	385	0.1%
Generation 2001	334	0.1%

List connections existed between SVP and FDP, between SP, the Green Parties (GFL, GB and Alternative'95) and the Landesring, between SD and ARP and between CVP, Alliance jurassienne and Generation 2001. Because of the list connection between CVP and Alliance jurassienne, the CVP win a seat, while the Landesring went empty-handed despite a little more votes.

Canton of Friborg (6 seats)

Political party	be right	%	Seats (+/-)		Elected National Councils
Christian Democratic People's Party	20,661	36.0%	3	+1	Joseph Deiss Hubert Lauper Rose-Marie Ducrot
Social Democratic Party	9,937	17.3%	1	0	Erwin Jutzet
Liberal Democratic Party	9,142	15.9%	1	0	Jean-Nicolas Philipona
Christian Social Party	5,012	8.7%	1	0	Hugo Fasel
Swiss People's Party	4,789	8.3%	0	−1
Independence equality solidarity	2,660	4.6%
Democratic Social Party	1,851	3.2%
Green / solidaritéS	1,338	2.3%
Time bomb politics	571	1.0%
Party of labor	526	0.9%
Swiss democrats	506	0.9%
Renaissance Switzerland Europe	351	0.6%
Natural Law Party	106	0.2%

List connections existed between CVP and FDP as well as between SP, Greens / solidaritéS and PdA as well as between CSP and DSP. A sub-list connection existed between the Greens / solidaritéS and PdA.

Canton of Geneva (11 seats)

Political party	be right	%	Seats (+/-)		Elected National Councils
Social Democratic Party	21,208	30.0%	4th	+1	Jean Ziegler Jean Nils de Dardel Liliane Maury Pasquier Maria Roth-Bernasconi
Liberal Party	12,565	17.8%	2	−1	Jacques-Simon Eggly Jean-Michel Gros
Liberal Democratic Party	9'550	13.5%	2	+1	Peter Tschopp John Dupraz
Christian Democratic People's Party	9'460	13.4%	1	−1	Jean-Philippe Maitre
Party of labor	6,680	9.4%	2	+1	Christian Grobet Jean Spielmann
Green	3,963	5.6%	0	−1
solidarityS	2,679	3.8%
Swiss democrats	1,720	2.4%
Rassemblement "Restons Suisses et libres!" ²	1,584	2.2%
Comité pour l'unité contre le démantèlement social ³	540	0.8%
Parti anti-magouilles pour une justice sociale ⁴	458	0.6%
Ex-Yougoslavie: Agir contre l'insoutenable ⁵	375	0.5%

List connections existed between the FDP, CVP and Liberals, between SP, PdA, Greens and SolidaritéS. A list connection existed between the PdA and SolidaritéS, due to this sub-list connection, the PdA won two seats and the CVP only one, despite significantly more votes.

² German: Movement "Let's stay Swiss and free!"

³ German: Committee for unity against social cuts

^4th German: Anti-Mauscheleien-Party for social justice

⁵German: Former Yugoslavia : Against the unbearable action!

Canton of Glarus (1 seat)

In the canton of Glarus, the majority system applies without silent elections. In principle, every Swiss person entitled to vote is eligible, whether or not they have registered for the elections in the canton of Glarus.

Candidate	Political party	be right	%	chosen?
Werner Marti	SP	4,498	83.9%	elected
Isolated		863	16.1%

Canton of Graubünden (5 seats)

Political party	be right	%	Seats (+/-)		Elected National Councils
Swiss People's Party	11,824	26.9%	1	0	Brigitta Gadient
Christian Democratic People's Party	11,778	26.8%	1	0	Dumeni Columberg
Social Democratic Party	9,491	21.6%	2	0	Andrea Hämmerle Silva Semadeni
Liberal Democratic Party	7'240	16.5%	1	0	Duri Bezzola
Green	1'516	3.5%
Independent women Graubünden	822	1.9%
Young '91	542	1.2%
National Ring of Independents	466	1.1%
Constitutional Protection Movement "Gray Panthers Switzerland" ⁶	104	0.2%
Natural Law Party	98	0.2%

There was a list connection between the SP, Greens, Independent Women and Jung'91, a sub-list connection existed between Greens and Independent Women. Due to the left list connection, the SP received 2 seats, while SVP and CVP with more votes only won 1 seat each.

^6th full list name: constitution protection movement "Gray Panthers Switzerland" for personal sovereignty with the "right to rights" of the citizens and the healing of drug and cancer patients

Canton of Jura (2 seats)

Political party	be right	%	Seats (+/-)		Elected National Councils
Christian Democratic People's Party	7,521	38.2%	1	0	François Lachat
Social Democratic Party	6,373	32.4%	1	+1	Jean-Claude Rennwald
Liberal Democratic Party	5,804	29.5%	0	−1

There were no list connections between different parties.

Canton of Lucerne (10 seats)

Due to the population development, the Canton of Lucerne had one more National Council seat than in the previous elections,

Political party	be right	%	Seats (+/-)		Elected National Councils
Christian Democratic People's Party	40,873	37.3%	4th	−1	Judith tribe Rosmarie Dormann Josef Leu Josef Loetscher
Liberal Party of Lucerne	27,913	25.5%	3	+1	Karl Tschuppert Manfred Aregger Georges Theiler
Swiss People's Party	15'438	14.1%	1	+1	Josef Kunz
Social Democratic Party	12,789	11.7%	1	0	Jöri Werner
Green Alliance	8,818	8.1%	1	0	Cécile Bühlmann
Swiss democrats	2,419	2.2%
Independent list of women	893	0.8%
Clarity, logic and environmental awareness	200	0.2%
Constitutional protection movement "Gray Panthers Switzerland" ⁷	191	0.2%

List connections existed between the SP, the Greens and the women's list , as well as between the SVP and SD. A sub-list connection existed between the Greens and the women's list.

^7th full list name: constitution protection movement "Gray Panthers Switzerland" for personal sovereignty with the "right to rights" of the citizens and the healing of drug and cancer patients

Canton of Neuchâtel (5 seats)

Political party	be right	%	Seats (+/-)		Elected National Councils
Social Democratic Party	8,928	28.2%	2	0	François Borel Didier Berberat
Liberal Democratic Party	8,143	25.7%	2	+1	Claude Frey Daniel Vogel
Liberal Party	7,976	25.2%	1	−1	Remy Scheurer
Party of labor	2,258	7.1%
Green	1,863	5.9%
Swiss democrats	803	2.5%
Federal Democratic Union	728	2.3%
Comité pour l'unité contre le démantèlement social ⁸	529	1.7%
Renaissance Suisse Europe	393	1.2%
Natural Law Party	93	0.3%

List connections existed between the FDP and Liberals as well as between the SP, Greens and PdA. A sub-list connection existed between the Greens and the PdA.

^8th German: Committee for unity against social cuts

Canton of Nidwalden (1 seat)

In 1995, the majority system applied in the canton of Nidwalden. In principle, every Swiss voter could be elected, whether or not they registered for the elections in the canton of Nidwalden.

Candidate	Political party	be right	%	chosen?
Edi Engelberger	FDP	7,081	48.1%	elected
Marianne Slongo	CVP	4,724	32.1%
Peter Steiner	DN	2,819	19.2%
Beat Arnold-Odermatt	NGP	58	0.4%
Isolated		36	0.2%

Canton of Obwalden (1 seat)

The majority system applies in the canton of Obwalden, so basically every Swiss voter was eligible, whether they registered for the elections in the canton of Obwalden or not.

Candidate	Political party	be right	%	chosen?
Adalbert Durrer	CVP	6,118	94.2%	elected
Peter von Flüe	FPS	244	3.8%
Isolated		136	2.1%

Canton of Schaffhausen (2 seats)

Political party	be right	%	Seats (+/-)		Elected National Councils
Social Democratic Party	11'310	37.8%	1	0	Ursula Hafner master
Liberal Democratic Party	9,531	31.9%	1	0	Gerold Buehrer
Swiss People's Party	6,059	20.4%
Freedom party	2,565	8.6%
Natural Law Party	410	1.4%

There was a list connection between the FDP, SVP and FP.

Canton Schwyz (3 seats)

Political party	be right	%	Seats (+/-)		Elected National Councils
Christian Democratic People's Party	7,403	27.4%	1	0	Toni Eberhard
Liberal People's Party	6'495	24.0%	1	0	Toni Dettling
Swiss People's Party	5,811	21.5%	1	+1	Peter Foehn
Social Democratic Party	5,387	19.9%	0	−1
Swiss democrats	839	3.1%
Freedom party	766	2.8%
Natural Law Party	241	0.9%
Constitutional Protection Movement "Gray Panthers Switzerland" ⁹	123	0.5%

A list connection existed between the Swiss Democrats and the Freedom Party.

⁹ full list name: constitution protection movement "Gray Panthers Switzerland" for personal sovereignty with the "right to rights" of the citizens and the healing of drug and cancer patients

Canton of Solothurn (7 seats)

Political party	be right	%	Seats (+/-)
Liberal Democratic Party	19,562	25.4%	2	0	Rudolf Steiner Peter Kofmehl
Social Democratic Party	18,625	24.2%	2	+1	Ernst Leuenberger Boris Banga
Christian Democratic People's Party	16,535	21.4%	2	0	Ruth Grossenbacher Walter Straumann
Freedom party	8,128	10.6%	1	0	Roland Borer
Swiss People's Party	5,149	6.7%
Green	4,497	5.8%	0	−1
Swiss democrats	2,134	2.8%
National Ring of Independents	1,258	1.6%
Free list of non-party members	834	1.1%
Natural Law Party	148	0.2%

List connections existed between the SP, Greens and LdU as well as between FPS, SVP and SD. A sub-list connection existed between the Greens and the LdU.

Canton of St. Gallen (12 seats)

Political party	be right	%	Seats (+/-)		Elected National Councils
Christian Democratic People's Party	34,766	31.0%	4th	−1	Eugene David Hans Ruckstuhl Josef Kuehne Hans Werner Widrig
Liberal Democratic Party	21,206	16.9%	2	0	Milli Wittenwiler Peter Weigelt
Social Democratic Party	18,178	16.2%	3	+1	Paul Rechsteiner Kathrin Hilber Fredi Alder
Auto Party / Freedom Party	11,474	10.2%	1	0	Walter Steinemann
Swiss People's Party	9,474	8.4%	1	+1	Toni Brunner
Green	5'492	4.9%	1	0	Pia Hollenstein
National Ring of Independents	4,609	4.1%	0	−1
Swiss democrats	2,264	2.0%
Evangelical People's Party	1,904	1.7%
Federal Democratic Union	1,163	1.0%
Fortunately, gits üs	1,108	1.0%
Thinking with heart and mind (più vivi, migliore diventi)	161	0.1%
St. Gallen handicraft	156	0.1%
Natural Law Party	145	0.1%
Constitutional Protection Movement "Gray Panthers Switzerland" ¹⁰	124	0.1%

List connections existed between SP, Greens, LdU and "Fortunately gits üs" as well as between SD and AP / FP. A sub-list connection existed between the Greens and the LdU. Due to the left list connection, the SP won three seats, and the FDP, despite slightly more votes, only two.

¹⁰ full list name: constitution protection movement "Gray Panthers Switzerland" for personal sovereignty with the "right to rights" of the citizens and the healing of drug and cancer patients

Canton Ticino (8 seats)

Political party	be right	%	Seats (+/-)		Elected National Councils
Liberal Democratic Party	29,174	30.5%	3	0	Fulvio Pelli Adriano Cavadini Massimo Pini
Christian Democratic People's Party	27,154	28.4%	2	0	Remigo Ratti Fulvio Caccia
Lega dei Ticinesi	17,804	18.6%	1	−1	Flavio Maspoli
Social Democratic Party	16,332	17.2%	2	+1	Werner Carobbio Franco Cavalli
Green	1,657	1.7%
Swiss People's Party	1,422	1.5%
Party of labor	1,286	1.3%
Polo della libertà	911	1.0%

A list connection existed between the SP, Greens and PdA. A sub-list connection existed between the Greens and the PdA. Due to the left list connection, the SP won two seats and the Lega only one, although the Lega had received slightly more votes.

Canton of Thurgau (6 seats)

Political party	be right	%	Seats (+/-)		Elected National Councils
Swiss People's Party	16,118	27.0%	2	0	Otto Hess Alexander Baumann
Social Democratic Party	10,790	18.1%	1	0	Jost Gross
Liberal Democratic Party	9'122	15.3%	1	0	Ernst Mühlemann
Christian Democratic People's Party	7,737	13.0%	1	0	Hansueli Raggenbass
Green party	5,524	9.3%	0	−1
Freedom party	4,755	8.0%	1	+1	Wilfried Gusset
Swiss democrats	2,854	4.8%
Evangelical People's Party	1,597	2.7%
Catholic People's Party	842	1.4%
Traditional people's party	314	0.5%

List connections existed between SVP, CVP and FDP, between SP and Greens and between FP, SD and KVP. Because of this list connection of the small right-wing parties, the Freedom Party won a seat and the Greens, despite a little more votes, none.

Canton Uri (1 seat)

In the canton of Uri, the majority system applies without silent elections. In principle, every Swiss person entitled to vote is eligible, whether or not they have registered for the elections in the canton of Uri.

Candidate	Political party	be right	%	chosen?
Franz Steinegger	FDP	7,550	86.0%	elected
Werner Oliver	NGP	265	3.0%
Isolated		962	11.0%

Canton of Vaud (17 seats)

Political party	be right	%	Seats (+/-)		Elected National Councils
Liberal Democratic Party	26,489	23.4%	5	0	Philippe Pidoux Christiane Langenberger Marcel Sandoz Yves Christians Yves Guisan
Social Democratic Party	25,670	22.7%	5	0	Francine Jeanprêtre Victor Luffy Pierre Chifelle Michel Béguelin Pierre Aguet
Liberal Party	16,581	14.7%	3	−1	Jean-François Leuba Suzette Sandoz Charles Friderici
Party of labor	10'090	8.9%	1	0	Josef Zisyadis
Swiss People's Party	8,746	7.7%	1	0	Emmanuella Blaser
Christian Democratic People's Party	6,380	5.6%	1	+1	Jean-Charles Simon
Green party	4,589	4.1%	1	0	Roland Ostermann
Federal Democratic Union	3,080	2.7%
solidarityS	2,969	2.6%
ASV - green alternative	2,896	2.6%
Renaissance Suisse Europe ¹¹	2,447	2.2%
Swiss democrats	2,054	1.8%
Comité pour l'unité contre le démantèlement social ¹²	553	0.5%
Mouvement pour une Suisse vivante ¹³	245	0.2%
Natural Law Party	224	0.2%

List connections existed between the FDP, Liberals, SVP and CVP as well as between SP, PdA, Solidarité and the two Green groups (Green Party and Green Alternative). A sub-list connection existed between the two Green groups.

¹¹The current SP State Councilor Anne-Catherine Lyon ran on this list .

¹² German: Committee for unity against social cuts

¹³ German: Movement for a lively Switzerland

Canton of Valais (7 seats)

In the canton of Valais there is a special feature that all larger parties have independent parties for the German-speaking Upper Valais and the French-speaking Lower Valais. Within the CVP Switzerland there were three Valais parties in the year: CVP Unterwallis, CVP Oberwallis, CSP Oberwallis. Since these parties are not just regional lists, but rather independent parties with a life of their own, they are listed separately here.

Political party	be right	%	Seats (+/-)		Elected National Councils
Christian Democratic People's Party	50,283	54.9%	4th	0
-CVP Lower Valais	25,911	28.3%	2	0	Simon Epiney Jean-Jérôme Filliez
-CVP Upper Valais	14'824	16.2%	1	0	Otto G. Loretan
- CSP Upper Valais	9,548	10.4%	1	0	Odilo Schmid
Free Democratic Party	22,109	24.1%	2	0
-FDP Lower Valais	20,372	22.2%	2	0	Pascal Couchepin Bernard Comby
-FDP Upper Valais	1,737	1.9%
Social Democratic Party	15'217	16.6%	1	0
-SP Upper Valais	8,080	8.8%	1	0	Peter Bodenmann
-SP Lower Valais	7,136	7.8%
Liberal Party	2,037	2.2%
Green party	1,203	1.3%
Party of labor	779	0.9%

List connections existed between all SP lists, the Greens and the PdA, between all CVP lists, and between all FDP lists and the LPS. Sub-list connections existed between all SP lists, between CVP Oberwallis and CSP Oberwallis and between FDP Oberwallis and the Liberal Party ( excluding FDP Unterwallis).

Canton of Zug (3 seats)

Due to the population development, the canton of Zug had one more National Council seat than in the previous elections.

Political party	be right	%	Seats (+/-)		Elected National Councils
Christian Democratic People's Party	7,196	27.1%	1	0	Peter Hess
Liberal Democratic Party	5,978	22.5%	1	0	Georg Stucky
Social Democratic Party	4,508	17.0%	1	+1	Armin Jans
Swiss People's Party	4,024	15.2%
Alternative groupings	2,759	10.4%
Courage for Zug / Colorful List	1,289	4.9%
Basic democracy	526	2.0%
Liberal alternative	259	1.0%

A list connection existed between SP, alternatives and the "Courage for Zug / Colorful List"

Canton of Zurich (34 seats)

Political party	be right	%	Seats (+/-)		Elected politicians
Swiss People's Party	83,046	25.5%	9	+1	Christoph Blocher Walter Frey Ueli Maurer Max Binder Lisbeth Fehr Toni Bortoluzzi Ulrich Schlüer Werner Vetterli Hans Fehr
Social Democratic Party	75,271	23.1%	9	+2	Anita Thanei Elmar leather tanner Barbara Haering Andreas Gross Vreni Müller-Hemmi Ursula Leemann Andreas Herczog Regine Aeppli Vreni Hubmann
Liberal Democratic Party	59,031	18.1%	6th	−1	Lili Nabholz Rolf Hegetschweiler Trix Heberlein Erich Müller Oscar Fritschi Walter Bosshard
Green	21,283	6.5%	2	0	Verena servant Hans Meier
National Ring of Independents	17'334	5.3%	2	0	Verena Grendelmeier Roland Wiederkehr
Christian Democratic People's Party	15,894	4.9%	2	0	Peter Baumberger Rosmarie Zapfl-Helbling
Evangelical People's Party	12,205	3.7%	1	−1	Max Dünki
Freedom party	11'550	3.5%	1	−1	Michael E. Dreher
Swiss democrats	10,746	3.3%	1	−1	Hans Steffen
Women make politics! (FraP!)	6,817	2.1%	1	0	Christine Goll
Federal Democratic Union	6'080	1.9%
Left alliance	2,069	0.6%
Liberal Party	1,535	0.5%
Seniors of the Canton of Zurich	940	0.3%
Europe party	854	0.3%
Christian Social Party	522	0.2%
Natural Law Party	437	0.1%
Non-partisan movement Switzerland	421	0.1%
Constitutional protection movement "Gray Panthers Switzerland" ¹⁴	169	0.1%

List connections existed between the SP, Greens, FraP !, Left Alliance and CSP, between SVP, FP, senior citizens and non-partisan movement, between CVP, EPP, LdU and European party, and between EDU and SD. A sublist connection existed between AL, FraP! and CSP. Due to its list connection, the LdU received a seat and the senior list, despite a little more votes, none.

^14th full list name: constitution protection movement "Gray Panthers Switzerland" for personal sovereignty with the "right to rights" of the citizens and the healing of drug and cancer patients

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Detailed official results

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Unless otherwise stated, the information relates to the official final results according to http://www.admin.ch/ch/d/pore/nrw95/indexkt.html , where and Federal Gazette 1995/49 of December 12, 1955 p. 1389 ff., available at http://www.amtsdruckschriften.bar.admin.ch/showHierarchyDate.do . The percentages correspond to those on http://www.portal-stat.admin.ch/nrw/files/de/01b2.xml (Table: "National Council elections: Cantonal party strength, summarized according to parties (Canton = 100%), 1971-2007 "su-d-17.02.03.03.05).

↑ The CSP Unterwallis was only founded in 1997. Archived copy ( memento of the original dated August 5, 2017 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. . In 2005 she switched to Freie CSP http://www.anneepolitique.ch/APS/de/APS_2005/APS2005_III_a.html#ref13 @1@ 2

[1] The CSP Unterwallis was only founded in 1997. Archived copy ( memento of the original dated August 5, 2017 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. . In 2005 she switched to Freie CSP http://www.anneepolitique.ch/APS/de/APS_2005/APS2005_III_a.html#ref13 @1@ 2