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National ranking · Data 2023 · Source: BFS

The Green strongholds in Switzerland (2023)

Swiss municipality rankings

Schelten (BE) is the strongest Green stronghold in Switzerland: 36.6% vote share in the 2023 National Council election. Next come Les Enfers (33.6%) and Ferreyres (27.6%). Source: FSO.

Top 100

BFS · NRW 2023 · 2023
RankMunicipalityGreen strengthCantonResidents
1Schelten36.6%BE37
2Les Enfers33.6%JU145
3Ferreyres27.6%VD308
4Oltingen25.2%BL523
5Onsernone24.8%TI643
6La Neuveville24.2%BE3'781
7Daillens24.2%VD1'113
8Fribourg23.7%FR39'599
9Rochefort23.6%NE1'383
10Salvan23.3%VS1'521
11Romainmôtier-Envy23.1%VD579
12Bister22.4%VS39
13Lajoux22%JU712
14Bern21.7%BE138'562
15Plateau de Diesse21.6%BE2'251
16Lovatens21.3%VD152
17Arbaz21.3%VS1'474
18Oppens20.3%VD201
19Neuchâtel20.2%NE45'466
20Fontaines-sur-Grandson20.1%VD228
21Lausanne20%VD145'596
22Chêne-Pâquier20%VD172
23Lussy-sur-Morges19.9%VD721
24Carouge19.8%GE22'783
25Zug19.6%ZG32'160
26Grandevent19.6%VD241
27Biel/Bienne19.5%BE57'462
28Steinhausen19.5%ZG10'449
29Olten19.5%SO19'265
30Orny19.2%VD525
31Mettembert19.1%JU109
32Evilard19%BE2'706
33Cormoret18.8%BE504
34Maracon18.7%VD562
35La Ferrière18.5%BE542
36Basel18.5%BS180'097
37Montfaucon18.2%JU565
38Solothurn17.9%SO16'830
39Collex-Bossy17.9%GE1'673
40Terre di Pedemonte17.8%TI2'646
41Cartigny17.8%GE1'063
42Cham17.7%ZG18'518
43Kammersrohr17.7%SO32
44La Sarraz17.7%VD2'608
45Denges17.7%VD1'842
46Baulmes17.7%VD1'190
47Le Grand-Saconnex17.7%GE12'775
48Corbeyrier17.6%VD455
49Confignon17.6%GE4'565
50Delémont17.6%JU12'991
51Sauge17.5%BE829
52Mont-Noble17.5%VS1'188
53Mervelier17.5%JU523
54Icogne17.3%VS625
55La Chaux-de-Fonds17.3%NE37'858
56Dornach17.2%SO6'898
57Les Bois17.2%JU1'246
58Renan17.1%BE935
59Arogno17.1%TI931
60Troinex17.1%GE3'358
61Versoix17.1%GE14'060
62Baar17%ZG25'519
63Marly17%FR9'566
64Chessel17%VD525
65Montpreveyres17%VD670
66Granges-Paccot16.9%FR3'989
67Villars-sur-Glâne16.9%FR12'644
68Chigny16.9%VD410
69Avusy16.9%GE1'425
70Geneva16.9%GE211'152
71Vevey16.8%VD20'147
72Mergoscia16.6%TI194
73Val-de-Ruz16.6%NE17'543
74Choulex16.6%GE1'232
75Laconnex16.6%GE710
76Vufflens-la-Ville16.5%VD1'325
77Nyon16.5%VD23'768
78Finhaut16.5%VS422
79Ligerz16.4%BE508
80Moiry16.3%VD295
81Rifferswil16.2%ZH1'213
82Rodersdorf16.2%SO1'398
83Zeglingen16.2%BL535
84Saint-Brais16.2%JU248
85Nods16.1%BE776
86Aranno16.1%TI348
87Centovalli16.1%TI1'049
88Bardonnex16.1%GE2'528
89Presinge16.1%GE714
90Granges16%FR1'012
91Grancy16%VD541
92Jussy16%GE1'253
93Saignelégier16%JU2'528
94Jaberg15.9%BE299
95Longirod15.9%VD557
96Saint-George15.9%VD1'080
97La Chaux (Cossonay)15.9%VD418
98Prilly15.9%VD13'037
99Givrins15.9%VD1'094
100Chêne-Bourg15.9%GE9'747
sd-t-17.02-NRW2023 2023 · Federal Statistical Office (FSO), retrieved 20.07.2026

How we measure this

BFS · NRW 2023

Green vote share in the 2023 National Council election per municipality, from the FSO election statistics. The share refers to valid party votes.

Frequently asked questions

Which election do these figures come from?
The 2023 federal National Council election (FSO). It is each municipality's share of valid party votes.