Which municipality in canton Valais has the highest voter turnout?

Ergisch shows the highest average voter turnout in canton Valais, at 76.4% (2026).

Over what period is the average taken?

Over the 10 most recent federal ballot proposals per municipality. This dampens the effect of any single, unusually mobilising proposal.

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Ranking · Data 2026 · Source: BFS

Voter turnout of municipalities in canton Valais (2026)

National ranking →

Ergisch has the highest voter turnout in canton Valais: 76.4% averaged over the latest federal ballots (2026). Next come Bister (70.1%) and Zwischbergen (68.3%). Source: FSO.

Ranking

BFS · 2026

Rank	Municipality	Turnout	Residents
1	Ergisch	76.4%	184
2	Bister	70.1%	39
3	Zwischbergen	68.3%	75
4	Ausserberg	67.8%	639
5	Saas-Almagell	66%	376
6	Saint-Martin	63.6%	841
7	Hérémence	61.3%	1'553
8	Champéry	61.2%	1'415
9	Bourg-Saint-Pierre	60.6%	242
10	Trient	60.3%	181
11	Visperterminen	60.3%	1'301
12	Saas-Balen	60.1%	340
13	Eischoll	59.6%	460
14	Saas-Grund	59.6%	1'043
15	Binn	59.5%	126
16	Zeneggen	59.5%	369
17	Orsières	59.2%	3'339
18	Lalden	59.1%	773
19	Mont-Noble	59%	1'188
20	Törbel	58.7%	514
21	Evolène	58.6%	1'673
22	Staldenried	58.5%	559
23	Bellwald	58.4%	364
24	Salgesch	58%	1'777
25	Noble-Contrée	58%	4'727
26	Salvan	57.7%	1'521
27	Guttet-Feschel	57.6%	426
28	Kippel	57.4%	334
29	Wiler	57.3%	522
30	Termen	57.2%	1'203
31	Goms	56.9%	1'163
32	Anniviers	56.9%	2'785
33	Steg-Hohtenn	56.8%	1'768
34	Arbaz	56.7%	1'474
35	Finhaut	56.6%	422
36	Agarn	56.3%	743
37	Savièse	56.3%	8'453
38	Saas-Fee	56.1%	1'637
39	Simplon	56%	287
40	Ferden	55.9%	248
41	Gampel-Bratsch	55.7%	2'260
42	Blatten	55.5%	291
43	Ried-Brig	55.4%	2'327
44	Leytron	55.3%	3'594
45	Varen	55.2%	701
46	Albinen	55%	245
47	Leuk	54.8%	4'349
48	Val-d'Illiez	54.7%	2'149
49	Icogne	54.6%	625
50	Grimisuat	54.5%	3'979
51	Saint-Léonard	54.4%	2'618
52	Lens	54.3%	4'590
53	Ayent	54.1%	4'509
54	Troistorrents	54.1%	5'068
55	Lax	53.9%	340
56	Stalden	53.9%	1'140
57	Baltschieder	53.8%	1'406
58	Ernen	53.5%	538
59	Mörel-Filet	53.5%	743
60	Vérossaz	53.5%	945
61	Bitsch	53.4%	1'219
62	Raron	53.4%	2'030
63	Bürchen	53.3%	774
64	Liddes	53.1%	790
65	Randa	53.1%	448
66	Fully	53%	9'407
67	Inden	52.9%	118
68	Turtmann-Unterems	52.8%	1'193
69	Crans-Montana	52.7%	10'782
70	Fieschertal	52.6%	359
71	Vex	52.4%	1'970
72	Chamoson	52.2%	4'486
73	Martigny-Combe	52.1%	2'416
74	Naters	51.9%	10'791
75	Val de Bagnes	51.9%	11'044
76	Eggerberg	51.8%	345
77	Zermatt	51.8%	6'113
78	Chalais	51.7%	3'981
79	Sembrancher	51.5%	1'113
80	Saillon	51.5%	3'226
81	Riddes	51.3%	3'831
82	Unterbäch	51.2%	483
83	Bovernier	51.1%	952
84	Visp	50.7%	9'075
85	Brig-Glis	50.6%	14'197
86	Vionnaz	50%	3'080
87	Sierre	50%	18'059
88	Leukerbad	49.8%	1'401
89	Niedergesteln	49.8%	731
90	Saint-Maurice	49.4%	4'656
91	Ardon	49.2%	3'938
92	Dorénaz	49.2%	1'120
93	Vétroz	49.1%	6'725
94	Eisten	49.1%	189
95	Saint-Gingolph	48.9%	1'104
96	Grône	48.9%	2'598
97	Massongex	48.8%	2'149
98	Obergoms	48.7%	662
99	Vernayaz	48.7%	1'978
100	Martigny-Bourg	48.6%	22'513
101	Oberems	48.4%	141
102	Chippis	48.3%	1'627
103	Bettmeralp	48.1%	468
104	Sion	48.1%	37'844
105	Nendaz	47.7%	7'354
106	Collonges	47.7%	866
107	Conthey	47.6%	9'661
108	Riederalp	47.3%	445
109	Port-Valais	47.2%	4'528
110	Veysonnaz	47.2%	614
111	Vouvry	47.1%	4'936
112	Evionnaz	47%	1'535
113	Grächen	46.9%	1'321
114	St. Niklaus	46.8%	2'347
115	Monthey	46.1%	19'351
116	Fiesch	46%	894
117	Isérables	46%	793
118	Embd	45.9%	298
119	Collombey-Muraz	43.8%	10'188
120	Saxon	43.7%	7'605
121	Täsch	43.2%	1'341
122	Grengiols	42.9%	409

Popular votes (sd-t-17-02) 2026 · Federal Statistical Office (FSO), retrieved 31.08.2026

How we measure this

BFS

Average turnout across the 10 most recent federal ballot proposals per municipality (as of 2026), from the FSO vote results. Averaging over several proposals smooths topic-driven swings.

Frequently asked questions

Which municipality in canton Valais has the highest voter turnout?: Ergisch shows the highest average voter turnout in canton Valais, at 76.4% (2026).
Over what period is the average taken?: Over the 10 most recent federal ballot proposals per municipality. This dampens the effect of any single, unusually mobilising proposal.