Swiss parliamentary elections 2003 / results of the National Council elections

The National Council elections for the 47th legislative period took place on October 19, 2003. 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 (20 cantons with a total of 194 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 canton of Jura). 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)

Political party	be right	% (+/-)		Seats (+/-)		Elected National Councils
Swiss People's Party	51,918	34.8%	+1.3%	6th	+1	Ulrich Giezendanner Ulrich Siegrist Luzi tribe Hans Ulrich Mathys Christian Bacon Walter Glur
Social Democratic Party	31,648	21.2%	+ 2.5%	3	0	Pascale Bruderer Urs Hofmann Doris Stump
Christian Democratic People's Party	23,243	15.6%	−0.7%	2	−1	Doris Leuthard Ruth Humbel Näf
Liberal Democratic Party	22,847	15.3%	−1.9%	2	−1	Christine Egerszegi-Obrist Philipp Mueller
Evangelical People's Party	7,791	5.2%	+1.4%	1	0	Heiner Studer
Green	7,619	5.1%	+ 0.7%	1	+1	Geri Müller
Swiss democrats	2,145	1.4%	−1.3%
Alternative list	1261	0.8%	+ 0.8%
Freedom party	338	0.2%	−1.2%
Nationally Oriented Swiss Party	191	0.1%	+ 0.1%

List connections existed between SVP and FDP, between SP, Greens and AL, between CVP and EPP and between SD and FPS. A sub-list connection existed between the Greens and AL.

Canton of Appenzell Ausserrhoden (1 seat)

The canton of Appenzell Ausserrhoden had to give up one seat due to the population development and for the first time had only one seat. The majorz system applied in the canton of Appenzell Ausserrhoden. In principle, every Swiss voter can therefore be elected, whether or not they have registered for the elections in the canton of Appenzell Ausserrhoden.

Candidate	Political party	be right	%	chosen?
Marianne Kleiner	FDP	7'161	41.1%	elected
Jacob friend	SVP	6,680	38.3%
Ivo Müller	SP	3,468	19.9%
Isolated		131	0.8%

Canton of Appenzell Innerrhoden (1 seat)

The majorz system applied in the canton of Appenzell Innerrhoden. 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 Arthur Loepfe was the only candidate nominated by an official party.

Candidate	Political party	be right	%	chosen?
Arthur Loepfe	CVP	2,310	69.2%	elected
Rudolf von Rohr	SVP	725	21.7%
Daniel Fassler	CVP ¹	145	4.3%
Isolated		160	4.8%

¹ not an official candidate of his party

Canton of Basel-Country (7 seats)

Political party	be right	% (+/-)		Seats (+/-)		Elected National Councils
Swiss People's Party	20,661	26.5%	+ 8.5%	2	+1	Caspar Baader Christian Miesch
Social Democratic Party	19'231	24.7%	+1.3%	2	0	Susanne Leutenegger Oberholzer Claude Janiak
Liberal Democratic Party	15,509	19.9%	−2.2%	1	−1	Hans Rudolf Gysin
Green	9,807	12.6%	+ 3.3%	1	0	Maya Count
Christian Democratic People's Party	7,824	10.0%	−1.9%	1	0	Walter Jermann
Swiss democrats	2,101	2.7%	−7.4%
Evangelical People's Party	2,079	2.7%	+ 0.2%
Independent 4Wb	619	0.8%	+ 0.8%
Freedom party	158	0.2%	−0.1%

List connections existed between the SVP, FDP and CVP, between the SP and the Greens and between the SD and the Freedom Party.

Canton of Basel-Stadt (5 seats)

Due to the population development, the canton of Basel-Stadt had to give up one seat.

Political party	be right	% (+/-)		Seats (+/-)		Elected National Councils
Social Democratic Party	23,098	40.9%	+ 7.7%	3	0	Rudolf Rechsteiner Remo Gysin Silvia Schenker
Swiss People's Party	10'515	18.6%	+ 5.1%	1	0	Jean Henri Dunant
Liberal Democratic Party	5,595	9.9%	−2.2%	1	0	Johannes Randegger
Liberal Democratic Party	4,775	8.5%	−2.2%	0	−1
Christian Democratic People's Party	3,722	6.6%	−2.0%
Green Party Basel-Stadt	3,222	5.7%	+ GB ²
Basel's strong alternative	1,979	3.5%	+ GB ²
Association of Protestant Voters	1,616	2.9%	−0.9%
Popular action against too many foreigners and asylum seekers	885	1.6%	+1.6%
Swiss democrats	624	1.1%	−2.7%
Federal Democratic Union	417	0.7%	+ 0.7%

List connections existed between the FDP, LDP and CVP as well as between SP, Greens and BastA. Remarkably, the Greens and BaStA did not enter into a joint sub-list connection.

²In the previous National Council elections in 1999, the alliance parties (BaStA and Green Basel-Stadt) ran on a joint list. Combined, GP and BastA achieved! 2003 0.5% more than the 1999 UK list.

Canton of Bern (26 seats)

Due to the population development, the Canton of Bern had to give up one seat.

Political party	be right	% (+/-)		Seats (+/-)		Elected National Councils
Swiss People's Party	83,883	29.6%	+1.1%	8th	0	Ursula Haller Rudolf Joder Hansruedi Wandfluh Hermann Weyeneth Adrian Amstutz Simon Schenk Walter Schmied Fritz Abraham Oehrli
Social Democratic Party	79'166	28.0%	+ 0.4%	8th	0	Ursula Wyss Rudolf Strahm Paul Günter Peter Vollmer Evi Allemann André Daguet Ruth-Gaby Vermot-Mangold Margret Kiener Nellen
Liberal Democratic Party	41,919	14.8%	−2.4%	4th	−1	Johann Schneider-Ammann Kurt water traps Pierre Triponez Christa Markwalder
Green	26'270	9.3%	+1.8%	2	0	Franziska Teuscher Therese Froesch
Evangelical People's Party	14,581	5.4%	+1.2%	1	0	Walter Donzé
Federal Democratic Union	11,611	4.1%	+ 0.1%	1	0	Christian Waber
Swiss democrats	7,556	2.7%	−1.1%	1	0	Bernhard Hess
Christian Democratic People's Party	6,640	2.3%	−1.4%	1	0	Norbert Hochreutener
List romande	5,521	1.9%	+1.9%
Freedom party	2,978	1.1%	−1.7%
Party interest group health	2,465	0.9%	+ 0.9%
Action Jörg Stettler	625	0.2%	+ 0.2%

List connections existed between SVP and FDP, between SP and Greens, between EPP and CVP, between SD, FPS and PIG as well as between CVP and List romande.

Canton of Friborg (7 seats)

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

Political party	be right	% (+/-)		Seats (+/-)		Elected National Councils
Christian Democratic People's Party	18,295	25.4%	−8.3%	2	0	Thérèse Meyer-Kaelin Dominique de Buman
Social Democratic Party	15'491	21.5%	+1.2%	2	0	Erwin Jutzet Christian Levrat
Swiss People's Party	15'423	21.4%	+ 10.0%	1	+1	Jean-François Rime
Liberal Democratic Party	9,196	12.8%	−2.0%	1	0	Jean-Paul Glasson
Christian Social Party	7,538	10.5%	−0.5%	1	0	Hugo Fasel
Green	2,901	4.0%	+ 2.3%
Free list - solidarity ³	1,594	2.2%	−2.3%
Federal Democratic Union	518	0.7%	+ 0.7%
Evangelical People's Party	516	0.7%	+ 0.7%
Freiburg Independent Movement	378	0.5%	−1.2%
Direct access	242	0.3%	+ 0.3%

List connections existed between CVP and FDP as well as between SP, CSP, Greens, Free List Solidarity and EPP.

³The grouping "Free List - Solidarity / Indépendant-Solidarité-Citoyenne" around Louis Duc is to be distinguished from the Free List / Ouverture, successor to the Democratic Social Party .

Canton of Geneva (11 seats)

Political party	be right	% (+/-)		Seats (+/-)		Elected National Councils
Social Democratic Party	24,428	24.8%	+ 4.8%	3	+1	Liliane Maury Pasquier Carlo Sommaruga Maria Roth-Bernasconi
Swiss People's Party	18,053	18.3%	+ 10.8%	2	+2	Jacques Pagan André Reymond
Liberal Party	16,592	16.8%	−1.7%	2	0	Jacques-Simon Eggly Martine Brunschwig Count
Christian Democratic People's Party	11,665	11.8%	−2.3%	1	−1	Jean-Philippe Maitre
Green	11,069	11.2%	+ 3.0%	1	0	Ueli Leuenberger
Liberal Democratic Party	7,185	7.3%	−5.4%	1	−1	John Dupraz
solidarityS	5'355	5.4%	−2.6%	1	0	Pierre Vanek
Party of labor	2,654	2.7%	−6.0%	0	−1
Union des patriotes suisses	976	1.0%	−0.3%
Les Communistes	682	0.7%	+ 0.7%

List connections existed between the FDP, CVP and Liberals, between SP and Greens and between SolidaritéS and PdA.

Canton of Glarus (1 seat)

The majorz system applies in the canton of Glarus. 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	3,811	67.1%	elected
Rolf Widmer	CVP	701	12.3%
Walter Elmer	SVP	334	5.9%
Isolated		831	14.6%

Canton of Graubünden (5 seats)

Political party	be right	% (+/-)		Seats (+/-)		Elected National Councils
Swiss People's Party	16,202	33.9%	+ 6.9%	2	0	Brigitta Gadient Hansjörg Hassler
Social Democratic Party	11,925	24.9%	−1.7%	1	0	Andrea Hämmerle
Christian Democratic People's Party	11'259	23.5%	−2.0%	1	0	Sep Cathomas
Liberal Democratic Party	7,570	15.8%	+ 0.7%	1	0	Duri Bezzola
Federal Democratic Union	897	1.9%	−0.3%

There were no list connections between different parties.

Canton of Jura (2 seats)

Political party	be right	% (+/-)		Seats (+/-)		Elected National Councils
Christian Democratic People's Party	8,759	39.4%	+ 0.3%	1	0	Pierre Kohler
Social Democratic Party	7,593	34.2%	+ 0.0%	1	0	Jean-Claude Rennwald
Liberal Democratic Party	3,622	16.3%	−3.2%
Swiss People's Party	1,838	8.3%	+1.7%
Federal Democratic Union	394	1.8%	+1.8%

There were no list connections between different parties.

Canton of Lucerne (10 seats)

Political party	be right	% (+/-)		Seats (+/-)		Elected National Councils
Christian Democratic People's Party	34,579	29.4%	−4.4%	3	−1	Ruedi Lustenberger Josef Leu Franz Brun
Swiss People's Party	28'057	23.9%	+1.1%	3	+1	Josef Kunz Otto Laubacher Felix Müri
Liberal Democratic Party	27'115	23.1%	+ 0.4%	2	0	Otto Ineichen Georges Theiler
Social Democratic Party	13,069	11.1%	+1.1%	1	0	Hans Widmer
Green Alliance	11,508	9.8%	+1.8%	1	0	Cécile Bühlmann
CHance21	1,835	1.6%	+ 0.5% ⁴
Evangelical People's Party	951	0.8%	+ 0.8%
Swiss democrats	414	0.4%	−0.5%

A list connection existed between the SP and the Greens.

The two lists "Groupe politique 60plus" and "Active senior citizens" had no party designation. Nevertheless, they can clearly be attributed to the FDP or SVP.

^4th The "non-partisan movement for a neutral Switzerland without EU / NATO accession" that started in the 1999 elections can be seen as the predecessor of CHance21.

Canton of Neuchâtel (5 seats)

Political party	be right	% (+/-)		Seats (+/-)		Elected National Councils
Social Democratic Party	14,910	29.2%	+1.3%	2	0	Valérie Garbani Didier Berberat
Swiss People's Party	11,456	22.5%	+ 22.5%	1	+1	Yvan Perrin
Liberal Democratic Party	7,560	14.8%	−5.7%	1	0	Didier Burkhalter
Liberal Party	7,362	14.4%	−9.6%	0	−1
Green	7,049	13.8%	−0.9%	1	0	Fernand Cuche
Party of labor	1'531	3.0%	−3.9%
solidarityS	1,126	2.2%	−0.4%

List connections existed between the FDP and Liberals and between the SP, Greens, PdA and solidaritéS. A sub-list connection existed between the Greens, PdA and solidaritéS. Due to the left list connection, the Greens got a seat and the Libals none, although the Liberals had slightly more votes.

Canton of Nidwalden (1 seat)

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	7,888	88.5%	elected
Beat Vetterli	SD	912	10.2%
Isolated		111	1.2%

Canton of Obwalden (1 seat)

The majority system applied in the canton of Obwalden. In principle, every Swiss voter was eligible, whether he registered for the elections in the canton of Obwalden or not.

Candidate	Political party	be right	%	chosen?
Adriano Imfeld	CVP	6,402	66.4%	elected
Adrian Halter	SVP	3,238	33.6%
Isolated		2	0.0%

Canton of Schaffhausen (2 seats)

Political party	be right	% (+/-)		Seats (+/-)		Elected National Councils
Social Democratic Party	11,527	39.7%	+ 6.1%	1	0	Hans-Jürg Fehr
Liberal Democratic Party	8,462	29.1%	−11.3%	1	0	Gerold Buehrer
Swiss People's Party	8'238	28.5%	+ 2.5%
Christian Democratic People's Party	770	2.7%	+ 2.7%

There was a list connection between SVP, FDP and CVP.

Canton Schwyz (4 seats)

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

Political party	be right	% (+/-)		Seats (+/-)		Elected National Councils
Swiss People's Party	18,105	43.6%	+ 7.8%	2	+1	Peter Foehn Pirmin Schwander
Christian Democratic People's Party	9,724	23.4%	−3.8%	1	0	Reto Wehrli
Social Democratic Party	7,284	17.6%	+1.2%	1	+1	Josy Gyr
Liberal Democratic Party	6,368	15.4%	−3.8%	0	−1

There were no list connections between different parties.

Canton of Solothurn (7 seats)

Political party	be right	% (+/-)		Seats (+/-)		Elected National Councils
Social Democratic Party	19,524	25.4%	−1.8%	2	0	Boris Banga Bea Heim
Liberal Democratic Party	18,411	24.0%	−1.4%	2	0	Rudolf Steiner Kurt Fluri
Swiss People's Party	17,281	22.5%	+ 3.9%	2	+1	Roland Borer Walter Wobmann
Christian Democratic People's Party	16'170	21.0%	−0.4%	1	−1	Elvira Bader
Green plus	4,612	6.0%	+1.1%
Evangelical People's Party	921	1.2%

There was a list connection between SP and Green Plus.

Canton of St. Gallen (12 seats)

Political party	be right	% (+/-)		Seats (+/-)		Elected National Councils
Swiss People's Party	40,535	33.1%	+5.5%	4th	+1	Toni Brunner Theophil Pfister Elmar Bigger Jasmine Hutter
Christian Democratic People's Party	27'175	22.2%	−4.0%	3	−1	Lucrezia Meier-Schatz Felix Walker Jakob Büchler
Social Democratic Party	22,529	18.4%	+1.3%	2	0	Paul Rechsteiner Hildegard Fässler
Liberal Democratic Party	17,967	14.7%	−2.2%	2		Peter Weigelt Walter Müller
Greens and green liberals	8,656	7.1%	+ 2.4%	1	0	Pia Hollenstein
Evangelical People's Party	1,843	1.5%	+ 0.2%
Federal Democratic Union	1,371	1.1%	+ 0.1%
Swiss democrats	930	0.8%	−0.6%
Catholic People's Party	511	0.4%	+ 0.4%
Animal welfare is human protection	505	0.4%	+ 0.4%
Brave and innovative, one for all	413	0.3%	+ 0.3%
The Eastern Swiss Party	117	0.1%	+ 0.1%

List connections existed between SVP and EDU as well as between SP and Greens.

Canton Ticino (8 seats)

Political party	be right	% (+/-)		Seats (+/-)		Elected National Councils
Liberal Democratic Party	27,327	29.8%	+ 2.1%	3	+1	Fulvio Pelli Fabio Abate Laura Sadis
Social Democratic Party	23,678	25.8%	+ 7.1%	2	0	Franco Cavalli Fabio Pedrina
Christian Democratic People's Party	22,540	24.6%	−1.3%	2	0	Meinrado Robbiani Chiara Simoneschi-Cortesi
Lega dei Ticinesi	7,304	8.0%	−10.6%	1	−1	Attilio Bignasca
Swiss People's Party	6,957	7.6%	+ 2.3%
Green	2,721	3.0%	+1.6%
Risorgimento ticinese	1'190	1.3%	+1.3%

There was a list connection between the SP and the Greens and between the Lega and SVP.

Canton of Thurgau (6 seats)

Political party	be right	% (+/-)		Seats (+/-)		Elected National Councils
Swiss People's Party	25'265	41.0%	+ 7.8%	3	0	Peter Spuhler Hansjörg Walter Alexander Baumann
Christian Democratic People's Party	10,127	16.5%	+ 0.7%	1	0	Brigitte Häberli
Social Democratic Party	8,680	14.1%	−2.0%	1	0	Jost Gross
Liberal Democratic Party	7,318	11.9%	−2.8%	1	0	Werner Messmer
Green party	4,880	7.9%	+1.8%
Swiss democrats	1,813	2.9%	+ 0.5%
Evangelical People's Party	1,670	2.7%	−0.1%
Federal Democratic Union	1,191	1.9%	+ 0.0%
Catholic People's Party	426	0.7%	−0.2%
Freedom Party (Auto Party)	191	0.3%	−2.4%

List connections existed between SVP and FDP, between CVP, EPP, between SP and Greens and between SD and FP.

Canton Uri (1 seat)

The majorz system applied in the canton of Uri. In principle, anyone entitled to vote in Switzerland could therefore be elected, whether or not they had registered for the elections in the canton of Uri.

Candidate	Political party	be right	%	chosen?
Gabi Huber	FDP	3,964	36.6%	elected
Paul Dubacher	SVP	3,384	31.3%
Armin Braunwalder	Green	3,312	30.6%
Isolated		160	1.5%

Canton of Vaud (18 seats)

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

Political party	be right	% (+/-)		Seats (+/-)		Elected National Councils
Social Democratic Party	33,601	21.7%	−0.7%	4th	−1	Pierre-Yves Maillard Marlyse Dormond Béguelin Géraldine Savary Pierre Salvi
Swiss People's Party	31,501	20.3%	+ 9.6%	4th	+2	André Bugnon Jean Fattebert Pierre-François Veillon
Liberal Democratic Party	28,644	18.5%	−6.5%	4th	−1	Yves Christians Yves Guisan Charles Favre René Vaudroz
Green	17,524	11.3%	+ 4.2%	2	+1	Anne-Catherine Menétrey-Savary Luc Recordon
Liberal Party	17'135	11.1%	−1.6%	2	0	Claude Ruey Serge Beck
Party of labor	10'410	6.7%	−1.1%	2	+1	Josef Zisyadis Marianne Huguenin
Christian Democratic People's Party	6,882	4.4%	−0.1%	0	−1
solidarityS	4,082	2.6%	+ 0.5%
Federal Democratic Union	2,736	1.8%	−1.0%
Evangelical People's Party	1,020	0.7%	+ 0.7%
Swiss democrats	538	0.3%	−0.5%
Avenir + securité ⁵	404	0.3%	+ 0.3%
Le droit de savoir ⁶	380	0.2%	+ 0.2%

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

⁵ in German: future + security

^6th in German: The right to know

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. In 2003 there were even four Valais parties within CVP Switzerland: CVP Unterwallis, CVP Oberwallis, CSP Oberwallis and CSP Unterwallis. 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	46,033	47.9%	−3.5%	3	−1
-CVP Lower Valais	24,257	25.5%	+1.5%	2	0	Christophe Darbellay Maurice Chevrier
-CVP Upper Valais	12,594	13.1%	+ 0.5%	1	0	Jean-Michel Cina
- CSP Upper Valais	8,912	9.3%	-2.4%	0	-1
Social Democratic Party	18,347	19.1%	+ 2.2%	2	0
-SP Lower Valais	12,928	13.4%	-4.6%	2	+1	Stéphane Rossini Jean-Noël Rey
-SP Upper Valais	5'419	5.6%	-1.2%	0	-1
Free Democratic Party	16'416	17.1%	−0.1%	1	0	Jean-René Germanier
Swiss People's Party	12,833	13.4%	+ 4.4%	1	+1
-SVP Lower Valais	11,035	11.5%	+ 5.3%	1	+1	Oskar Freysinger
-SVP Upper Valais	1,800	1.9%	-0.9%
Green	2,492	2.6%	+ 0.5%

List connections existed between all SP lists and the Greens between the CVP Oberwallis and the CVP Unterwallis and between all SVP lists. Sublist links existed between all SP lists. The CSP Oberwallis closed against it, although belonging to the same national party, no list connections with the two CVPs. This is also the reason why the C parties with their 47.9% only received three (and not four) seats in the National Council.

Canton of Zug (3 seats)

Political party	be right	% (+/-)		Seats (+/-)		Elected National Councils
Swiss People's Party	9,572	27.7%	+ 6.3%	1	0	Marcel Scherer
Christian Democratic People's Party	7,910	22.9%	−3.5%	1	0	Gerhard Pfister
Liberal Democratic Party	7,726	22.4%	−3.3%	0	−1
Alternative canton of Zug	4,698	13.6%	+ nm ⁷	1	+1	Josef Lang
Social Democratic Party	4,643	13.4%	+ nm ⁷	0	0

A list connection existed between alternatives and SP. Because of this left list connection, the alternatives won the National Council seat and not the FDP, which had received significantly more votes.

^7thIn the previous elections in 1999, Alternative and SP ran on a joint list. Compared to this list, the two parties gained + 3.8% in 2003.

Canton of Zurich (34 seats)

Political party	be right	% (+/-)		Seats (+/-)		Elected National Councils
Swiss People's Party	120,680	33.4%	+ 0.9%	12	−1	Christoph Blocher Ueli Maurer Toni Bortoluzzi Hans Fehr Christoph Mörgeli Hans Kaufmann Jürg Stahl Max Binder Ulrich Schlüer Ernst Schibli Bruno Zuppiger Robert Keller
Social Democratic Party	92,739	25.7%	+ 0.0%	10	0	Jacqueline Fehr Anita Thanei Mario Fehr Andreas Gross Christine Goll Barbara Haering Vreni Müller-Hemmi Vreni Hubmann Barbara Marty Kaelin Chantal Galladé
Liberal Democratic Party	58,706	16.2%	−1.6%	5	−1	Felix Gutzwiller Filippo Leutenegger Rolf Hegetschweiler Ruedi Noser Markus Hutter
Green	30,608	8.5%	+ 4.3%	3	+2	Ruth Genner Daniel Vischer Martin Bäumle
Christian Democratic People's Party	19,625	5.4%	+ 0.3%	2	0	Rosemarie Zapfl Kathy Riklin
Evangelical People's Party	14,852	4.1%	+ 0.7%	1	0	Ruedi Aeschbacher
Federal Democratic Union	7,451	2.1%	+ 0.3%	1	+1	Markus Wäfler
Alternative list / PdA	5,193	1.4%	+ 0.5%
Free forum	3,317	0.9%	+ 0.9%
Swiss democrats	3,143	0.9%	−0.7%
Social list - the unions	2,632	0.7%	+ 0.7%
Hemp Ueli	698	0.2%	+ 0.2%
Boy to parliament!	567	0.2%	+ 0.2%
Europe party	358	0.1%	−0.1%
Freedom party	334	0.1%	−0.7%
Humanist party	286	0.1%	−0.0%
Die-Jugend.ch	124	0.0%	+ 0.0%
Danowski	107	0.0%	+ 0.0%

List connections existed between SVP and FDP, between SP, AL and the social list, between the Greens, CVP, EPP, Free Forum, European Party and Die-Jugend.ch as well as between EDU, SD, FP and "Junge ins Parlament!" A sublist connection existed between the AL / PdA and the social list.

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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/nrw07/list/kt_index.html . The results of the National Council elections in 1999, which are used indirectly to calculate party profits, respectively. losses were required come from http://www.admin.ch/ch/d/pore/nrw99/indexkt.html .

↑ cf. Candidates http://www.admin.ch/ch/d/pore/nrw99/list/cand/FR6_k2.html , http://www.admin.ch/ch/d/pore/nrw99/list/cand/FR14_k2 .html , http://www.admin.ch/ch/d/pore/nrw03/list/cand/fr_13_cand.html , http://www.admin.ch/ch/d/pore/nrw07/list/cand /fr_13_cand.html
↑ Recognizable by the candidates running for both elections: http://www.admin.ch/ch/d/pore/nrw99/list/cand/LU14_k2.html , http://www.admin.ch/ch/d/ pore / nrw03 / list / cand / lu_5_cand.html
↑ http://www.ow.ch/dl.php/de/20051229162635/Nationalratswahl+19.10.2003.pdf
↑ The CSP Unterwallis only switched to the Freie CSP in 2005 http://www.anneepolitique.ch/APS/de/APS_2005/APS2005_III_a.html#ref13

[1] . Candidates http://www.admin.ch/ch/d/pore/nrw99/list/cand/FR6_k2.html , http://www.admin.ch/ch/d/pore/nrw99/list/cand/FR14_k2 .html , http://www.admin.ch/ch/d/pore/nrw03/list/cand/fr_13_cand.html , http://www.admin.ch/ch/d/pore/nrw07/list/cand /fr_13_cand.html

[2] Recognizable by the candidates running for both elections: http://www.admin.ch/ch/d/pore/nrw99/list/cand/LU14_k2.html , http://www.admin.ch/ch/d/ pore / nrw03 / list / cand / lu_5_cand.html

[3] ttp://www.ow.ch/dl.php/de/20051229162635/Nationalratswahl+19.10.2003.pdf

[4] The CSP Unterwallis only switched to the Freie CSP in 2005 http://www.anneepolitique.ch/APS/de/APS_2005/APS2005_III_a.html#ref13