Swiss parliamentary elections 2007 / results of the National Council elections

The National Council elections for the 48th legislative period took place on October 21, 2007. A replacement election in the canton of Glarus took place on February 8, 2009. 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	62,853	36.2%	+1.3%	6th	0	Ulrich Giezendanner Luzi tribe Walter Glur Sylvia Flückiger-Bani Lieni Füglistaller Hans Killer
Social Democratic Party	31'008	17.9%	−3.4%	3	0	Pascale Bruderer Urs Hofmann Doris Stump
Liberal Democratic Party	23,624	13.6%	−1.7%	2	0	Philipp Mueller Corina Eichenberger-Walther
Christian Democratic People's Party	23,461	13.5%	−2.1%	3	+1	Ruth Humbel Näf Esther Egger Markus Zemp
Green	14'090	8.1%	+ 3.0%	1	0	Geri Müller
Evangelical People's Party	7,380	4.2%	−1.0%	0	−1
Forum Liberal Center	7'150	4.1%	+ 4.1%
Federal Democratic Union	2,015	1.2%	+1.2%
Swiss democrats	1,152	0.7%	−0.8%
Catholic People's Party	525	0.3%	+ 0.3%
Family party	421	0.2%	+ 0.2%

List connections existed between the SVP and FDP, between the SP and the Greens, and between the CVP and the Forum Liberal Center. The latter list connection meant that the CVP received one more seat than the FDP, which was just a little stronger.

Canton of Appenzell Ausserrhoden (1 seat)

The majorz system applies 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. The previous National Councilor Marianne Kleiner (FDP) was the only candidate officially nominated by a cantonal party. Various other politicians received votes anyway, with the party name given in italics.

Candidate	Political party	be right	%	chosen?
Marianne Kleiner	FDP	7,780	72.0%	elected
Edgar Bishop	SVP	1,617	15.0%
Ivo Müller	SP	149	1.4%
Matthias Weishaupt	SP	136	1.3%
Jacob friend	SVP	110	1.0%
Isolated		1017	9.4%

Canton of Appenzell Innerrhoden (1 seat)

The majorz system applies 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	1,736	84.6%	elected
Isolated		317	15.4%

Canton of Basel-Country (7 seats)

Political party	be right	% (+/-)		Seats (+/-)		Elected National Councils
Swiss People's Party	25,470	28.5%	+ 2.0%	2	0	Caspar Baader Christian Miesch
Social Democratic Party	22'430	25.2%	+ 0.5%	2	0	Susanne Leutenegger Oberholzer Eric Nussbaumer
Liberal Democratic Party	15'154	17.0%	−2.9%	1	0	Hans Rudolf Gysin
Green	12,265	13.8%	+1.2%	1	0	Maya Count
Christian Democratic People's Party	10'152	11.4%	+1.4%	1	0	Kathrin Amacker-Amann
Evangelical People's Party	2,481	2.8%	+ 0.1%
Swiss democrats	712	0.8%	−1.9%
Federal Democratic Union	421	0.5%	+ 0.5%

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

Canton of Basel-Stadt (5 seats)

Political party	be right	% (+/-)		Seats (+/-)		Elected National Councils
Social Democratic Party	20'504	35.2%	−5.8%	2	−1	Rudolf Rechsteiner Silvia Schenker
Swiss People's Party	10,766	18.5%	−0.2%	1	0	Jean Henri Dunant
Green Alliance (Greens + BastA! )	7,060	12.1%	+ 2.9%	1	+1	Anita Lachenmeier
Liberal Democratic Party	6,615	11.3%	+1.4%	1	0	Peter Malama
Liberal Democratic Party	5'339	9.2%	+ 0.7%
Christian Democratic People's Party	4,299	7.4%	+ 0.8%
Evangelical People's Party	2,081	3.6%	+ 0.7%
Popular action against too many foreigners and asylum seekers	852	1.5%	−0.1%
Swiss democrats	400	0.7%	−0.4%
Federal Democratic Union	293	0.5%	−0.2%
Swiss Citizens Party	111	0.2%	+ 0.2%

List connections existed between SVP, FDP, LDP and CVP, between SP and GB and between SD and EDU.

Canton of Bern (26 seats)

Political party	be right	% (+/-)		Seats (+/-)		Elected National Councils
Swiss People's Party	106,985	33.6%	+ 4.0%	10	+2	Adrian Amstutz Ursula Haller Jean-Pierre Graber Rudolf Joder Hansruedi Wandfluh Simon Schenk Hans Grunder Andreas Aebi Erich von Siebenthal Andrea Geissbühler
Social Democratic Party	57,475	21.2%	−6.8%	6th	−2	Ursula Wyss Evi Allemann Hans Stöckli André Daguet Margret Kiener Nellen Ricardo Lumengo
Liberal Democratic Party	48'145	15.1%	+ 0.3%	4th	0	Christa Markwalder Johann Schneider-Ammann Pierre Triponez Christian waterfalls
Green	41,067	12.9%	+ 3.6%	3	+1	Franziska Teuscher Therese Froesch Alec von Graffenried
Evangelical People's Party	17,327	5.4%	+ 0.3%	1	0	Walter Donzé
Christian Democratic People's Party	15,130	4.7%	+ 2.4%	1	0	Norbert Hochreutener
Federal Democratic Union	11,314	3.6%	−0.5%	1	0	Christian Waber
Swiss democrats	4,889	1.5%	−1.1%	0	−1
Party interest group health	2,675	0.8%	−0.0%
Freedom party	1,962	0.6%	−0.4%
Men party	704	0.2%	+ 0.2%
Interest group against mismanagement	615	0.2%	+ 0.2%
Jörg Stettler Büezer	257	0.1%	−0.1%

List connections existed between SVP and FDP, between SP and Greens, between EPP and CVP and between SD, PIG, FPS, MP and Jörg Stettler.

Canton of Friborg (7 seats)

Political party	be right	% (+/-)		Seats (+/-)		Elected National Councils
Christian Democratic People's Party	18,295	24.8%	−0.6%	2	0	Thérèse Meyer-Kaelin Dominique de Buman
Social Democratic Party	18,368	22.7%	+1.2%	2	0	Christian Levrat Jean-François Steiert
Swiss People's Party	17,812	22.0%	+ 0.6%	1	0	Jean-François Rime
Liberal Democratic Party	11,174	13.8%	+1.1%	1	0	Jacques Bourgeois
Christian Social Party	5,741	7.1%	−3.4%	1	0	Hugo Fasel
Green	5'117	6.3%	+ 2.3%
Free List / Overture and Independent ¹	859	1.1%	−1.1%
Federal Democratic Union	710	0.9%	+ 0.2%
Evangelical People's Party	621	0.8%	+ 0.1%
For more logic in politics	227	0.3%	+ 0.3%
Independent citizen movement	193	0.2%	−0.3%

List connections existed between CVP and FDP, between SP, CSP, Greens, EPP and Freie Liste / Ouverture, between SVP and EDU and between UBB and "More Logic in Politics". A sub-list connection existed between CSP and Freie Liste / Ouverture.

¹The list at hand was a "merger" of FL / Ouverture and the Louis Duc group. Comparison with the result of the list "Indépendendent-Solidarité-Citoyenne / Free List - Solidarity" by Louis Duc from 2003.

Canton of Geneva (11 seats)

Political party	be right	% (+/-)		Seats (+/-)		Elected National Councils
Swiss People's Party	22,294	21.1%	+ 2.8%	2	0	André Reymond Yves Nidegger
Social Democratic Party	17'340	19.1%	−5.6%	3	0	Maria Roth-Bernasconi Carlo Sommaruga Jean-Charles Rielle
Green	17'060	16.4%	+ 5.2%	2	+1	Antonio Hodgers Ueli Leuenberger
Liberal Party	15,648	14.8%	−2.0%	2	0	Martine Brunschwig Count Christian Lüscher
Christian Democratic People's Party	10'272	9.7%	−2.1%	1	0	Luc Barthassat
Liberal Democratic Party	8,202	7.7%	+ 0.5%	1	0	Hugues Hiltpold
solidarityS	5,184	4.9%	−0.5%	0	−1
Mouvement citoyens genevois	2,655	2.5%	+ 2.5%
Party of labor	1,972	1.9%	−0.8%
Evangelical People's Party	1,264	1.2%	+1.2%
Les Communistes	784	0.7%	+ 0.0%

List connections existed between the FDP, CVP and Liberals as well as between the SP, Greens, SolidaritéS, PdA and "Les communistes". Sub-list connections existed between the FDP and Liberals as well as between SolidaritéS and "Les communistes". Due to the left list connection, the SP won one more seat than the slightly stronger SVP.

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	4,292	55.0%	elected
Martin Dürst	JSVP	2,712	35.1%
Julius Fäh	independent	130	1.7%
Isolated		593	7.7%

Canton of Glarus (by-election of February 8, 2009)

National Councilor Werner Marti resigned from his office at the end of 2008. Since the canton of Glarus is a singles constituency, a by-election was necessary. This took place on February 8, 2009.

Candidate	Political party	be right	%	chosen?
Martin Landolt	BDP	4,892	37.5%	elected
Christoph Zürrer	SP	3,172	24.3%
Peter Rothlin	SVP	2,954	22.6%
Paul Hösli	CVP	1,964	15.0%
Isolated		78	0.6%

Canton of Graubünden (5 seats)

Political party	be right	% (+/-)		Seats (+/-)		Elected National Councils
Swiss People's Party	18,407	34.7%	+ 0.8%	2	0	Brigitta Gadient Hansjörg Hassler
Social Democratic Party	12,566	23.7%	−1.2%	1	0	Andrea Hämmerle
Christian Democratic People's Party	10,782	20.3%	−3.2%	1	0	Sep Cathomas
Liberal Democratic Party	10'152	19.1%	+ 3.3%	1	0	Tarzisius Caviezel
Federal Democratic Union	827	1.6%	−0.3%
Daniel Trappitsch	305	0.6%	0.6%

There were no list connections between different parties.

Canton of Jura (2 seats)

Political party	be right	% (+/-)		Seats (+/-)		Elected National Councils
Social Democratic Party	7,902	36.9%	+ 2.7%	1	0	Jean-Claude Rennwald
Christian Democratic People's Party	5,348	25.0%	−14.5%	0	−1
Swiss People's Party	2,928	13.7%	+ 5.4%	1	+1	Dominique Baettig
Liberal Democratic Party	2,857	13.4%	−3.0%
Independent Christian Social Party	2,364	11.0%	+ 11.0%

There was a list connection between SVP and FDP. This led to the SVP (Dominique Baettig) winning a seat in the National Council instead of the CVP.

Canton of Lucerne (10 seats)

Political party	be right	% (+/-)		Seats (+/-)		Elected National Councils
Christian Democratic People's Party	38,582	30.2%	+ 0.8%	3	0	Ruedi Lustenberger Ida Glanzmann-Hunkeler Pius Segmüller
Swiss People's Party	32,263	25.3%	+1.4%	3	0	Josef Kunz Felix Müri Yvette Estermann
Liberal Democratic Party	27,848	21.8%	−1.3%	2	0	Otto Ineichen Georges Theiler
Social Democratic Party	14,667	11.5%	+ 0.4%	1	0	Hans Widmer
Green	12,080	9.5%	−0.3%	1	0	Louis Schelbert
CHance21	1,269	1.0%	−0.6%
Evangelical People's Party	956	0.7%	−0.1%

A list connection existed between the SP and the Greens.

The three lists "Groupe politique 60plus", "Active Seniors and Independent Entrepreneurs" and "Young List" had no party designation. Nevertheless, they can clearly be assigned to the FDP, SVP or CVP, just as the Federal Statistical Office does.

Canton of Neuchâtel (5 seats)

Political party	be right	% (+/-)		Seats (+/-)		Elected National Councils
Social Democratic Party	13,518	25.9%	−3.3%	1	−1	Didier Berberat
Swiss People's Party	12,089	23.2%	+ 0.7%	1	0	Yvan Perrin
Liberal Party	6,894	13.2%	−1.2%	1	+1	Sylvie Perrinjaquet
Liberal Democratic Party	6,625	12.7%	−2.1%	1	0	Laurent Favre
Green	4,896	9.4%	−4.4%	1	0	Francine John-Calame
Labor Party / solidaritéS	4,783	9.2%	+ 4.0%
Christian Democratic People's Party	1,746	3.3%	+ 3.3%
Ecologie liberale	815	1.6%	+1.6%
Evangelical People's Party	642	1.2%	+1.2%
Parti libré et indépendent ²	148	0.3%	+ 0.3%

²German: Free and Independent Party

List connections existed between SVP, FDP, Liberals and Écologie libérale as well as between SP, Greens and PdA / solidaritéS. Sub-list connections existed between the FDP, Liberals and Ecologie libérale as well as between the Greens and PdA / solidaritéS. The latter sub-list connection meant that the left seat loss was at the expense of the SP and not at the expense of the Greens.

Canton of Nidwalden (1 seat)

The majority system with silent elections applies in the canton of Nidwalden . Only those candidates who have registered for election in the canton of Nidwalden can be elected. If only one candidate registers, this is automatically considered elected. There will be no polling. Since only the previous National Councilor Edi Engelberger had registered for the National Council elections in the canton of Nidwalden, this was exactly the case.

Candidate	Political party	Result	chosen?
Edi Engelberger	FDP	silent choice	elected

Canton of Obwalden (1 seat)

The majority system applies 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?
Christoph von Rotz	SVP	4,523	32.9%	elected
Patrick Imfeld	CVP	4,462	32.5%
Luke Gasser	independent	3,095	22.5%
Beat from Wyl	SP	1,589	11.6%
Isolated		60	0.4%

Canton of Schaffhausen (2 seats)

Political party	be right	% (+/-)		Seats (+/-)		Elected National Councils
Swiss People's Party	11,930	39.1%	+ 10.6%	1	+1	Thomas Hurter
Social Democratic Party	10,443	34.2%	−5.5%	1	0	Hans-Jürg Fehr
Liberal Democratic Party	8,144	26.7%	−2.4%	0	−1

There were no list connections between different parties.

Canton Schwyz (4 seats)

Political party	be right	% (+/-)		Seats (+/-)		Elected National Councils
Swiss People's Party	21,081	45.0%	+1.3%	2	0	Peter Foehn Pirmin Schwander
Christian Democratic People's Party	9'424	20.1%	−3.3%	1	0	Reto Wehrli
Liberal Democratic Party	7,844	16.7%	+1.4%	0	0
Social Democratic Party	6,523	13.9%	−3.6%	1	0	Andy Tschümperlin
Green	1'571	3.4%	+ 3.4%
Evangelical People's Party	443	0.9%	+ 0.9%

A list connection existed between the SP and the Greens. Thanks to this list connection, the SP was able to defend its National Council seat.

Canton of Solothurn (7 seats)

Political party	be right	% (+/-)		Seats (+/-)		Elected National Councils
Swiss People's Party	22,617	27.1%	+ 4.6%	2	0	Roland Borer Walter Wobmann
Liberal Democratic Party	17'491	21.0%	−3.0%	1	−1	Kurt Fluri
Christian Democratic People's Party	16,997	20.4%	−0.7%	2	+1	Elvira Bader Pirmin Bishop
Social Democratic Party	16'242	19.5%	−5.9%	1	−1	Bea Heim
Green	8,334	10.0%	+ 4.0%	1	+1	Brigit Wyss
Evangelical People's Party	1,473	1.8%	+ 0.6%
Swiss democrats	319	0.4%	+ 0.4%

List connections existed between the SP and the Greens, as well as between the CVP and the EPP. The latter list connection meant that the CVP received two seats, and the FDP, with slightly more votes, only one.

Canton of St. Gallen (12 seats)

Political party	be right	% (+/-)		Seats (+/-)		Elected National Councils
Swiss People's Party	49,118	35.8%	+ 2.7%	5	+1	Toni Brunner Jasmine Hutter Theophil Pfister Elmar Bigger Lukas Reimann
Christian Democratic People's Party	29,409	21.4%	−0.7%	3	0	Lucrezia Meier-Schatz Jakob Büchler Thomas Müller
Social Democratic Party	20'215	14.7%	−3.6%	2	0	Hildegard Fässler Paul Rechsteiner
Liberal Democratic Party	18,706	13.6%	−1.0%	1	−1	Walter Müller
Green	14'090	6.4%	+ 2.1%	1	0	Yvonne Gilli
Green Liberal Party	4,299	3.1%	+ 0.3% ³
Evangelical People's Party	2,795	2.0%	+ 0.5%
Federal Democratic Union	1,354	1.0%	−0.1%
Swiss democrats	911	0.7%	−0.1%
For children and youth	583	0.4%	+ 0.4%
Animal welfare is human protection	499	0.4%	−0.0%
Catholic People's Party	525	0.2%	−0.2%
For independent solutions in politics	227	0.2%	+ 0.2%
The Eastern Swiss Party	38	0.0%	−0.1%

List connections existed between SVP and EDU, between Greens, Green Liberals and EPP, and between SD and DOP.

³In 2003 there was already a "Green Liberals" list in the canton of St. Gallen, whose candidates were still members of the Swiss Green Party. However, because the St. Gallen green liberals arose directly from the circles surrounding this list, they are shown separately here. In the national comparison 2003-2007, however, the "Green Liberal List" from 2003 is counted towards the Greens.

Canton Ticino (8 seats)

Political party	be right	% (+/-)		Seats (+/-)		Elected National Councils
Liberal Democratic Party	26'079	28.1%	−1.7%	3	0	Fulvio Pelli Fabio Abate Ignazio Cassis
Christian Democratic People's Party	22,382	24.1%	−0.4%	2	0	Meinrado Robbiani Chiara Simoneschi-Cortesi
Social Democratic Party	16,797	18.1%	−7.7%	2	0	Marina Carobbio Guscetti Fabio Pedrina
Lega dei Ticinesi	13'031	14.0%	+ 6.1%	1	0	Attilio Bignasca
Swiss People's Party	8,113	8.7%	+1.2%
Green	4,457	4.8%	+1.8%
Party of labor	1,176	1.3%	+1.3%
Humanist party	594	0.6%	+ 0.6%
I Liberisti	131	0.1%	+ 0.1%

A list connection existed between the SP, Greens and PdA.

Canton of Thurgau (6 seats)

Political party	be right	% (+/-)		Seats (+/-)		Elected National Councils
Swiss People's Party	29,507	42.3%	+1.3%	3	0	Peter Spuhler Hansjörg Walter Alexander Baumann
Christian Democratic People's Party	10,587	15.2%	−1.3%	1	0	Brigitte Häberli-Koller
Liberal Democratic Party	8'429	12.1%	+ 0.2%	1	0	Werner Messmer
Social Democratic Party	8,138	11.7%	−2.4%	1	0	Edith Graf-Litscher
Green party	7,130	10.2%	+ 2.3%
Evangelical People's Party	1,973	2.8%	+ 0.1%
Federal Democratic Union	1,829	2.6%	+ 0.7%
Swiss democrats	1,327	1.9%	−1.0%
Alternative list - against political lies ⁴	495	0.7%	+ 0.7%
Catholic People's Party	265	0.4%	−0.3%

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

^4thThis one-woman list (Gabriela Coray) has nothing to do with the left-wing alternative list that exists in the cantons of Zurich and Schaffhausen . Statements on Coray's own homepage tend to suggest conservative positions.

Canton Uri (1 seat)

The majority system applies in the canton of Uri. In principle, every Swiss person entitled to vote is eligible, whether or not they have registered for the elections in the canton of Uri. The previous National Councilor Gabi Huber was the only candidate officially nominated by a party.

Candidate	Political party	be right	%	chosen?
Gabi Huber	FDP	4,527	87.3%	elected
Isolated		661	12.7%

Canton of Vaud (18 seats)

Political party	be right	% (+/-)		Seats (+/-)		Elected National Councils
Swiss People's Party	37,045	22.4%	+ 2.1%	5	+1	Guy Parmelin André Bugnon Pierre-François Veillon Jean-Pierre Grin-Hofmann Alice Glauser
Social Democratic Party	36,376	22.0%	+ 0.3%	4th	0	Roger Nordmann Josiane Aubert Eric Voruz Ada Marra
Liberal Democratic Party	24,082	14.6%	−3.9%	3	−1	Isabelle Moret Charles Favre Olivier Français
Green	23,592	14.3%	+ 3.0%	3	+1	Adèle Thorens Goumaz Daniel Brélaz Christian van Singer
Liberal Party	13,353	8.1%	−3.0%	1	−1	Claude Ruey
Christian Democratic People's Party	9,271	5.6%	+1.2%	1	+1	Jacques Neirynck
Party of labor	7,779	4.7%	−2.0%	1	−1	Josef Zisyadis
Ecologie liberale	6,065	3.7%	+ 3.7%
solidarityS	3,486	2.1%	−0.5%
Federal Democratic Union	2,080	1.3%	−0.5%
Evangelical People's Party	1,799	1.1%	+ 0.4%
Swiss democrats	412	0.2%	−0.1%

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

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. There are even three Valais parties within CVP Switzerland: CVP Unterwallis, CVP Oberwallis and CSP Oberwallis (the CSP Unterwallis, on the other hand, belongs to the CSP ). 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	50,069	44.9%	−3.0%	4th	+1
-CVP Lower Valais	28,634	25.7%	+ 0.2%	2	0	Christophe Darbellay Maurice Chevrier
-CVP Upper Valais	12,339	11.1%	-2.0%	1	0	Viola Amherd
- CSP Upper Valais	9,089	8.2%	-1.1%	1	+1	Roberto Schmidt
Free Democratic Party / Liberals	18,926	17.0%	−0.1%	1	0
-FDP Lower Valais	14,704	13.2%	-1.8%	1	0	Jean-René Germanier
- Young liberals and young liberals	1,633	1.5%	-0.6%
-FDP Upper Valais	1,467	1.3%	+1.3%
- Liberal Party	1,122	1.0%	+1.0%
Swiss People's Party	18,472	16.6%	+ 3.2%	1	0
-SVP Lower and Central Valais	13,453	12.1%	+ 0.6%	1	0	Oskar Freysinger
-SVP Upper Valais	5'019	4.5%	+ 2.6%
Social Democratic Party	16,373	14.7%	−4.4%	1	−1
-SP Lower Valais	9,899	8.9%	-4.6%	1	-1	Stéphane Rossini
-SP Upper Valais	6'475	5.8%	+ 0.2%
Green	4,381	3.9%	+1.3%
Christian Social Party Lower Valais	1,276	1.1%	+1.1%
Ecologie liberale	1,108	1.0%	+1.0%
Alternative left Valais	569	0.5%	+ 0.5%
Valais citizens' movement	291	0.3%	+ 0.3%

List connections existed between the SP, Greens and Left Alternative, between all CVP lists, between all SVP lists, as well as between all lists of free-minded and liberals and Ecologie Libérale. Sub-list connections existed between all SP lists, between the FDP Lower Valais and the Young Liberals, as well as between the Liberal Party, Ecologie Libérale and FDP Upper Valais (!).

Canton of Zug (3 seats)

Political party	be right	% (+/-)		Seats (+/-)	elected national council
Swiss People's Party	10'429	29.1%	+1.4%	1	Marcel Scherer
Christian Democratic People's Party	8,358	23.3%	+ 0.4%	1	Gerhard Pfister
Liberal Democratic Party	7,711	21.5%	−0.9%	0
Alternative - the green train	6,095	17.0%	+ 3.0%	1	Josef Lang
Social Democratic Party	3,254	9.1%	−4.4%	0

A list connection existed between alternatives and SP.

Canton of Zurich (34 seats)

Political party	be right	% (+/-)		Seats (+/-)		elected national councils
Swiss People's Party	139,367	33.9%	+ 0.5%	12	0	Ueli Maurer Christoph Mörgeli Toni Bortoluzzi Max Binder Hans Fehr Natalie Rickli Bruno Zuppiger Alfred Heer Jürg Stahl Hans Kaufmann Hans Rutschmann Ernst Schibli
Social Democratic Party	81,339	19.8%	−5.9%	7th	−3	Chantal Galladé Jacqueline Fehr Mario Fehr Anita Thanei Andreas Gross Christine Goll Daniel Jositsch
Liberal Democratic Party	54,054	13.2%	−3.1%	4th	−1	Ruedi Noser Doris Fiala Filippo Leutenegger Markus Hutter
Green	42,594	10.4%	+1.9%	4th	+1	Ruth Genner Daniel Vischer Bastien Girod Marlies Bänziger
Christian Democratic People's Party	31,046	7.6%	+ 2.1%	3	+1	Kathy Riklin Urs Hany Barbara Schmid-Federer
Green Liberal Party	28,805	7.0%	+ 7.0%	3	+3	Martin Bäumle Tiana Angelina Moser Thomas Weibel
Evangelical People's Party	15,126	3.7%	−0.4%	1	0	Ruedi Aeschbacher
Federal Democratic Union	8,705	2.1%	+ 0.1%	0	−1
Alternative list	4,582	1.1%	−1.1%
Swiss democrats	2,220	0.5%	−0.3%
Party of labor	939	0.2%	+ 0.2%
Hemp Ueli	631	0.2%	−0.0%
Christian Social Party	604	0.1%	+ 0.1%
Freedom party	330	0.1%	−0.0%
Humanist party	280	0.1%	−0.0%
Danowski	228	0.1%	+ 0.0%

List connections existed between SVP and FDP, between SP, Greens, AL, PdA and CSP, between CVP, GLP, EVP and EDU and between SD and FP. A sublist connection existed between AL and PdA.

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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 percentages correspond to those on http://www.bfs.admin.ch/bfs/portal/de/index/themen/17/02/blank/key/national_rat/parteienstaerke.html (table: "National Council elections - strength of parties according to Canton 1971-2007 "je-d-02.17.03.03.02). The results of the National Council elections in 2003, which are used indirectly to calculate party profits, respectively. losses were required come from http://www.admin.ch/ch/d/pore/nrw03/list/kt_index.html .

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