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National ranking · Data 2023 · Source: BFS

The SP strongholds in Switzerland (2023)

Swiss municipality rankings

Fontenais (JU) is the strongest SP stronghold in Switzerland: 46.3% vote share in the 2023 National Council election. Next come Berolle (39.4%) and Chavannes-près-Renens (39%). Source: FSO.

Top 100

BFS · NRW 2023 · 2023
RankMunicipalitySP strengthCantonResidents
1Fontenais46.3%JU1'645
2Berolle39.4%VD300
3Chavannes-près-Renens39%VD10'720
4Courchapoix37.9%JU456
5Bern37.7%BE138'562
6Haute-Sorne36.9%JU7'532
7Le Chenit36.8%VD4'787
8Birsfelden36.7%BL10'401
9Evionnaz36.5%VS1'535
10Delémont36.4%JU12'991
11Champtauroz36.3%VD184
12Renens36%VD21'793
13Schaffhausen35.9%SH39'228
14Courrendlin35.9%JU3'737
15Lajoux34.5%JU712
16Prévonloup34.3%VD247
17Mervelier34.2%JU523
18Saubraz33.8%VD441
19Le Noirmont33.8%JU1'936
20Saignelégier33.8%JU2'528
21Basel33.7%BS180'097
22Biel/Bienne33.6%BE57'462
23Prilly33.2%VD13'037
24Zurich33%ZH440'935
25Münchenstein32.8%BL12'662
26Lausanne32.8%VD145'596
27Bussigny32.4%VD12'120
28Rodersdorf32%SO1'398
29Buckten31.9%BL719
30Ecublens31.5%VD13'747
31Courroux31.5%JU3'439
32Yverdon-les-Bains31.2%VD30'590
33Porrentruy31.2%JU6'597
34Coeuve31.1%JU720
35Ziefen31%BL1'740
36Clarmont31%VD232
37Romanel-sur-Lausanne30.8%VD4'320
38Cronay30.8%VD433
39Les Breuleux30.8%JU1'631
40Lucens30.7%VD4'879
41Croy30.7%VD408
42Courtételle30.5%JU2'784
43Moiry30.4%VD295
44Neuhausen am Rheinfall30.2%SH12'198
45Boécourt30.2%JU953
46Fribourg30%FR39'599
47Frenkendorf30%BL6'756
48Ennetbaden30%AG3'801
49Corsier-sur-Vevey30%VD3'459
50Bex29.9%VD8'933
51Cheyres-Châbles29.8%FR2'545
52Sainte-Croix29.8%VD5'156
53Courgenay29.7%JU2'463
54Cheseaux-sur-Lausanne29.6%VD4'861
55Le Lieu29.6%VD924
56Chippis29.6%VS1'627
57Corcelles-près-Concise29.5%VD439
58Val Terbi29.4%JU3'240
59Roche29.3%VD2'039
60Vevey29.3%VD20'147
61Val-de-Travers29.3%NE10'710
62Allschwil29.2%BL22'374
63Cossonay29.1%VD4'968
64Morges29.1%VD17'803
65Nidau29%BE7'160
66Liestal29%BL16'081
67Crissier29%VD11'101
68Payerne29%VD10'938
69Cugy28.9%VD2'814
70Préverenges28.9%VD5'222
71Lausen28.8%BL5'996
72Cudrefin28.8%VD1'915
73Lucerne28.7%LU86'699
74Pratteln28.7%BL16'595
75Treycovagnes28.7%VD519
76Develier28.7%JU1'397
77Muttenz28.5%BL18'308
78Rossemaison28.5%JU767
79Saint-Imier28.4%BE5'144
80Aarau28.4%AG22'932
81Orbe28.4%VD8'005
82Morlon28.3%FR790
83Châtillon28.2%FR549
84La Sarraz28.2%VD2'608
85Romainmôtier-Envy28.2%VD579
86L'Abbaye28.2%VD1'604
87La Neuveville28.1%BE3'781
88Villars-sur-Glâne28.1%FR12'644
89Aigle28%VD12'050
90Courtedoux28%JU749
91Winterthur27.9%ZH120'741
92Villeneuve27.9%VD6'061
93Les Clées27.9%VD195
94Masein27.8%GR538
95Bever27.7%GR627
96Mollens27.6%VD320
97Mont-la-Ville27.6%VD503
98Epalinges27.6%VD9'860
99Denges27.6%VD1'842
100Moudon27.5%VD6'827
sd-t-17.02-NRW2023 2023 · Federal Statistical Office (FSO), retrieved 31.08.2026

How we measure this

BFS · NRW 2023

SP 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.