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Ranking · Data 2015–2026 · Source: BFS

Municipalities in Zug that most often vote against the Swiss result

National ranking

Oberägeri is the municipality in Zug that most often ends up on the opposite side of the national result: on 23.2% of federal ballot proposals (2015–2026) its own majority differed from Switzerland. Next are Menzingen (22%) and Neuheim (21%). Only municipalities of at least 1,000 residents are counted. Source: FSO.

Ranking

BFS · 2015–2026
RankMunicipalityDivergenceResidents
1Oberägeri23.2%6'670
2Menzingen22%4'824
3Neuheim21%2'523
4Walchwil20%4'013
5Unterägeri19%9'527
6Risch14%11'830
7Hünenberg13.1%8'985
8Cham13%18'518
9Baar11%25'519
10Steinhausen10%10'449
11Zug10%32'160
Popular votes (sd-t-17-02) 2015–2026 · Federal Statistical Office (FSO), retrieved 03.08.2026

How we measure this

BFS

Share of federal ballot proposals (2015–2026) on which the municipality's own majority landed on the opposite side of the Swiss-wide result (yes vs no). Based on the FSO ballot results across every proposal in the period; only municipalities that took part in at least 50 proposals are ranked. Municipal ties (exactly 50%) count neither for nor against. Only municipalities of at least 1,000 residents appear: in very small municipalities a few votes can flip the majority, so genuine political distinctiveness could not be reliably separated from chance. The top ranks are nonetheless not an artefact — the municipalities involved diverge deeply (around 20 percentage points) and in a consistent direction, not narrowly and at random.

Frequently asked questions

Which municipality in Zug votes against Switzerland most often?
Oberägeri: on 23.2% of federal ballot proposals (2015–2026) its majority landed on the opposite side of the national result — the highest in Zug (municipalities of 1,000+ residents).
Aren't these just small villages with random results?
No. That is why only municipalities of at least 1,000 residents are counted, and the leaders diverge not narrowly but sharply — on average about 20 percentage points from the 50% line, and systematically in the same direction (they reject what Switzerland accepts). That is a real political pattern, not the statistical noise of a few ballots.