#	Municipality	Yes share	Canton
1	Mauraz	74.1%	VD
2	Lajoux	73.3%	JU
3	Mutrux	70.9%	VD
4	Bern	69.1%	BE
5	Chavannes-de-Bogis	67.9%	VD
6	Les Enfers	67.2%	JU
7	Romainmôtier-Envy	66.8%	VD
8	Lausanne	65.9%	VD
9	Delémont	65.1%	JU
10	Vevey	64.8%	VD

Result by district

yes share per district — the district figures BFS publishes; cantons without districts stay neutral

NoYesNo result

Strongest yes by district

BFS

District de Lausanne VD61.9%

Bezirk Zürich ZH60.8%

District des Franches-Montagnes JU60.8%

District de Delémont JU57.4%

Wahlkreis Luzern-Stadt LU55.7%

Strongest no by district

BFS

Bezirk Gersau SZ79.6%

Wahlkreis Entlebuch LU77.6%

Bezirk Höfe SZ76.9%

Bezirk Gäu SO74.3%

Bezirk Schwyz SZ74.1%

Result by district

District results as published by the FSO — top 10 yes / top 10 no

#	District	Yes share	Canton
1	District de Lausanne	61.9%	VD
2	Bezirk Zürich	60.8%	ZH
3	District des Franches-Montagnes	60.8%	JU
4	District de Delémont	57.4%	JU
5	Wahlkreis Luzern-Stadt	55.7%	LU
6	District de Moutier	54.7%	JU
7	Bezirk Solothurn	53.6%	SO
8	District de l'Ouest lausannois	52.8%	VD
9	Verwaltungskreis Bern-Mittelland	52.6%	BE
10	Verwaltungskreis Biel/Bienne	52.5%	BE

How the cantons voted

yes share per municipality

This Vorlage needed a majority of the people AND a majority of the cantons. Six cantons count as a half (BV Art. 142).

3.5 of 23 cantons — Rejected

NoYesNo result

Strongest yes by canton

BFS

Basel-City57.9%

Jura55.0%

Geneva53.1%

Neuchâtel52.6%

Vaud49.2%

Strongest no by canton

BFS

Nidwalden75.2%

Schwyz74.2%

Obwalden72.6%

Appenzell Innerrhoden71.2%

Uri71.2%

Result by canton

#	Canton	Yes share	Turnout	Municipalities
1	Basel-City	57.9%	61.7%	3
2	Jura	55.0%	41.1%	51
3	Geneva	53.1%	53.9%	45
4	Neuchâtel	52.6%	41.9%	24
5	Vaud	49.2%	50.2%	300
6	Zurich	45.7%	51.0%	160
7	Bern	45.2%	45.6%	328
8	Fribourg	45.1%	45.6%	119
9	Ticino	44.8%	45.0%	100
10	Basel-Landschaft	42.9%	45.4%	86
11	Schaffhausen	41.6%	68.4%	26
12	Grisons	38.8%	43.9%	100
13	Lucerne	36.9%	46.7%	79
14	Solothurn	36.9%	46.2%	104
15	Aargau	36.5%	42.9%	196
16	Appenzell Ausserrhoden	36.4%	51.0%	20
17	St. Gallen	35.7%	45.1%	75
18	Valais	35.4%	48.2%	122
19	Glarus	34.0%	40.8%	3
20	Thurgau	33.8%	46.2%	80
21	Zug	30.6%	55.6%	11
22	Uri	28.8%	44.8%	19
23	Appenzell Innerrhoden	28.8%	41.9%	5
24	Obwalden	27.4%	48.9%	7
25	Schwyz	25.8%	45.4%	30
26	Nidwalden	24.8%	49.5%	11

Federal Council explanations

The Federal Council publishes its official explanations in German, French and Italian only; there is no English edition, and we do not translate them.

Source: Federal Council explanations (Federal Chancellery), chapter «In Kürze» · Official page (German)

Frequently asked questions

What was the result of the vote “Federal Popular Initiative: 'For a ban on financing war material manufacturers'”?: On 29.11.2020, “Federal Popular Initiative: 'For a ban on financing war material manufacturers'” was rejected with 1'081'684 yes and 1'460'650 no. Turnout was 46.8%.
How did the cantons vote on “Federal Popular Initiative: 'For a ban on financing war material manufacturers'”?: The strongest yes came from Basel-City (57.9%), the strongest no from Nidwalden (24.8%).
Was “Federal Popular Initiative: 'For a ban on financing war material manufacturers'” accepted?: “Federal Popular Initiative: 'For a ban on financing war material manufacturers'” was rejected nationwide on 29.11.2020.