The Swiss Democrats (; ; ; ) is a nationalist

History

The Nationale Aktion was originally a far-right xenophobic movement pursuing an anti-immigration agenda, founded in 1961.

! Election

! # of total votes

! % of popular vote

! # of seats won

|-

! 1967

| 6,275

| 0.6%

| 1

|-

! 1971

| 63,781

| 3.2%

| 4

|-

! 1975

| 47,796

| 2.5%

| 2

|-

! 1979

| 24,257

| 1.3%

| 2

|-

! 1983

| 57,592

| 2.9%

| 4

|-

! 1987

| 49,104

| 2.5%

| 3

|-

! 1991

| 69,297

| 3.4%

| 5

|-

! 1995

| 59,613

| 3.1%

| 3

|-

! 1999

| 35,883

| 1.8%

| 1

|-

! 2003

| 20,177

| 1.0%

| 1

|-

! 2007

| 12,609

| 0.5%

| 0

|--

!2011

|

| 0.2%

| 0

|--

!2015

|3,052

| 0.1%

| 0

|--

!2019

|3,202

| 0.1%

| 0

|--

!2023

|2,030

| 0.08%

| 0

|}

Party presidents

Source:

  • James Schwarzenbach (?–1971)
  • Rudolf Weber (1971/72)
  • Valentin Oehen (1972–1980)
  • Hans Zwicky (1980–1986)
  • Rudolf Keller (1986–2005)
  • Bernhard Hess (2005–2012)
  • Andreas Stahel (2012–)

See also

  • Freedom Party of Switzerland.

References

Bibliography

  • Official web site