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Votes and Elections

15.09.2017

Federal referendums

Voting proposals are determined by the Federal Council at least four months before the voting date. No proposals will be put to the vote on 26 November 2017.

Voting dates in 2018:

4 March, 10 June, 23 September and 25 November

All information on the proposals (voting pamphlets, committees, recommendations by Parliament and the Federal Council, electronic voting, etc.) can be found at www.admin.ch/votes.

Popular initiatives

The list of pending popular initiatives can be found in German at www.bk.admin.ch > Aktuell > Wahlen und ­Abstimmungen > Hängige Volksinitiativen.

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  • Rolf Weiss 17.09.2017 At 06:06
    Liebe sogenannte Volksvertreter,
    am 24 September 2017 kommen 3 wichtige Vorlagen zur Abstimmung, die auch uns Auslandschweizer betreffen.
    Nun, 7 Tage vor dem Abstimmungstermin, habe ich noch keine Unterlagen aus der Schweiz erhalten. Erfahrungsgemäss ist eine Postsendung von Thailand in die Schweiz ca. 10 Tage unterwegs, soll heissen = Abstimmungstermin verpasst - und dies nicht nur bei mir, wie ich aus meinem Bekanntenkreis vernommen habe!!!
    Kann mir jemand glaubhaft erklären, dass dieses Vorgehen der Schweizer Behörden NICHT bewusst und vorsätzlich praktiziert wird?
    Nimmt mich wunder, ob sich noch jemand veräppelt vorkommt.
    Mit freundliche Grüssen aus Hua Hin.
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