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1893 Swiss federal election

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none thumb|right|The 52 electoral districts Federal elections were held in Switzerland on 29 October 1893. The Radical Left narrowly retained its majority in the National Council.Elections to the National Council 1848–1917: Distribution of seats by party or political orientation https://web.archive.org/web/20150923230855/http://www.bfs.admin.ch/bfs/portal/fr/index/themen/17/22/lexi.Document.137139.xls 2015-09-23 BFS Electoral system The 147 members of the National Council were elected in 52 single- and multi-member constituencies using a three-round system. Candidates had to receive a majority in the first or second round to be elected; if it went to a third round, only a plurality was required. Voters could cast as many votes as there were seats in their constituency. There was one seat for every 20,000 citizens, with seats allocated to cantons in proportion to their population.Dieter Nohlen & Philip Stöver (2010) Elections in Europe: A data handbook, p1886 9783832956097 Results National Council Voter turnout was highest in Schaffhausen (where voting was compulsory) at 91.5% and lowest in Zug at 17.5%. 300px Radical Left 41.8 74 0 Free Democratic Party of Switzerland Catholic Right 20.0 29 –6 Christian Democratic People's Party of Switzerland Liberal Centre 16.8 27 +7 Liberal Party of Switzerland Democratic Group 10.3 16 +1 Social Democratic Party 5.9 1 0 Evangelical Right 4.0 0 –2 Evangelical People's Party of Switzerland Independents 1.2 0 0 391610 0 670948 BFS (seats) By constituency ConstituencySeatsPartySeatswonElected membersZürich 16Liberal Centre3*Hans Konrad Pestalozzi Konrad Cramer Ulrich Meister Jr.Democratic Group2*Carl Theodor Curti Johann Jakob SchäppiSocial Democratic Party1Jakob VogelsangerZürich 24Liberal Centre3*Johann Jakob Abegg Johannes Eschmann Hans WunderliDemocratic Group1Heinrich HessZürich 34Democratic Group4*Rudolf Geilinger Ludwig Forrer Albert Locher Albert KündigZürich 43Democratic Group2*Johannes Moser Friedrich ScheuchzerLiberal Centre1Heinrich SteinemannBern 55Radical Left5*Matthäus Zurbuchen Arnold Gottlieb Bühler Johann Jakob Rebmann Franz Neuhaus Gottfried FellerBern 65Radical Left3*Rudolf Brunner Johann Jenny Eduard MüllerEvangelical Right2*Edmund von Steiger Ernst WyssBern 74Radical Left4*Fritz Bühlmann Adolf Müller Gottfried Joost Gottlieb BergerBern 84Radical Left3*Hans Dinkelmann Emil Moser Gottfried BangerterBern People's Party1Ulrich BurkhalterBern 94Radical Left4*Eduard Bähler Johannes Zimmermann Eduard Marti Rudolf HäniBern 103Radical Left3*Pierre Jolissaint Albert Gobat Joseph StockmarBern 112Catholic Right1Joseph ChoquardRadical Left1Henri CuenatLucerne 122Radical Left2*Hermann Heller Josef VonmattLucerne 133Catholic Right3*Josef Erni Candid Hochstrasser Theodor SchmidLucerne 142Catholic Right2*Josef Anton Schobinger Franz Xaver BeckUri 151Catholic Right1Franz SchmidSchwyz 163Catholic Right3*Vital Schwander Sr. Fridolin Holdener Nikolaus BenzigerObwalden 171Catholic Right1Peter Anton MingNidwalden 181Catholic Right1Hans von Matt Sr.Glarus 192Democratic Group1Kaspar SchindlerLiberal Centre1Rudolf GallatiZug 201Catholic Right1Franz HedigerFribourg 212Liberal Centre1Louis de DiesbachRadical Left1Constant DinichertFribourg 222Catholic Right2*Paul Aeby Louis de WuilleretFribourg 232Catholic Right2*Louis Grand Alphonse ThéraulazSolothurn 244Radical Left3*Joseph Gisi Albert Brosi Wilhelm VigierLiberal Centre1Bernard HammerBasel-Stadt 254Liberal Centre2*Paul Speiser Emil BischoffRadical Left2*Ernst Brenner Hermann KinkelinBasel-Landschaft 263Radical Left3*Johannes Suter Emil Frey Jakob BuserSchaffhausen 272Radical Left2*Wilhelm Joos Robert GrieshaberAppenzell Ausserrhoden 283Liberal Centre3*Johannes Zuberbühler Johann Jakob Sturzenegger Johann Konrad EisenhutAppenzell Innerhoden 291Liberal Centre1Karl Justin SondereggerSt. Gallen 302Radical Left1Karl Emil WildDemocratic Group1J. A. Scherrer-FüllemannSt. Gallen 312Catholic Right1Johann Gebhard LutzEvangelical Right1Christoph ToblerSt. Gallen 322Catholic Right2*Wilhelm Good Johann Baptist SchubigerSt. Gallen 333Radical Left2*Johann Georg Berlinger Carl HiltyDemocratic Group1Eduard SteigerSt. Gallen 342Catholic Right2*Johann Joseph Keel Othmar StaubGrisons 352Liberal Centre1Peter Theophil BühlerDemocratic Group1Matthäus RischGrisons 362Catholic Right1Caspar DecurtinsRadical Left1Johann Anton Casparis Jr.Grisons 371Liberal Centre1Thomas von AlbertiniAargau 383 Radical Left3*Arnold Künzli Jakob Lüthy Erwin KurzAargau 393Radical Left3*Max Alphonse Erismann Olivier Zschokke Emil FreyAargau 401Catholic Right1Jakob NietlispachAargau 413Liberal Centre2*Albert Ursprung Emil Albert BaldingerCatholic Right1Franz Xaver WidmerThurgau 425Radical Left3*Karl Alfred Fehr Friedrich Heinrich Häberlin Gustav MerkleLiberal Centre1Jakob Huldreich BachmannDemocratic Group1Josef Anton KochTicino 432Radical Left2*Achille Borella Leone de StoppaniTicino 444Radical Left4*Plinio Bolla Alfredo Pioda Germano Bruni Demetrio CamuzziVaud 455Radical Left5*Charles-Eugène Fonjallaz Louis Chausson Charles Boiceau Eugène Ruffy Paul CérésoleVaud 464Radical Left4*Jacques-François Viquerat Louis Déglon Émile Paillard Jean CavatVaud 473Radical Left2*Adrien Thélin Ernest Decollogny Liberal Centre1Louis-Charles DelarageazValais 482Catholic Right2*Hans Anton von Roten Alfred PerigValais 491Catholic Right1Joseph Kuntschen Sr.Valais 502Radical Left1Émile GaillardCatholic Right1Charles de WerraNeuchâtel 515Radical Left5*Robert Comtesse Donat Fer Louis-Alexandre Martin Charles-Émile Tissot Alfred JeanhenryGeneva 525Liberal Centre3*Gustave Ador Alexandre Ramu Jacques Rutty Radical Left2*Adrien Lachenal Louis CharrièreSource: GrunerGruner Erich Die Wahlen in den Schweizerischen Nationalrat 1848–1919 3 Council of States Radical Left 20 +3 Free Democratic Party of Switzerland Catholic Right 15 –2 Christian Democratic People's Party of Switzerland Liberal Centre 3 +1 Liberal Party of Switzerland Democratic Group 2 0 Evangelical Right 1 0 Evangelical People's Party of Switzerland Social Democratic Party 1 0 Independents 0 –1 Vacant 2 –1 0 Federal AssemblyThe Federal Assembly References Category:Federal elections in Switzerland Switzerland Federal Switzerland