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Proposals / Bundesgesetz betreffend die elektrischen Schwach- und Starkstromanlagen (Elektrizitätsgesetz, EleG) (Beschleunigung beim Aus- und Umbau der Stromnetze)

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Bundesgesetz betreffend die elektrischen Schwach- und Starkstromanlagen (Elektrizitätsgesetz, EleG) (Beschleunigung beim Aus- und Umbau der Stromnetze)

Status
Adopted
Popular vote
still open
Jurisdiction
Confederation (CH)
Topics
–
Business
25.057
Federal Chancellery no.
4136
  • Referendum period until
    21.01.2027in 98 days
  1. Botschaft des BundesratsBBl 2025 1832
  2. Beschluss des ParlamentsBBl 2026 2726
  3. Ablauf der Referendumsfrist am

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Through the chambers: 25.057

Every vote on the businesses tied to this proposal, from the vote on entry to the final vote. Marked in red: the votes the editors called decisive; click a column to open the vote.

NameParty10.06D10.06D10.06D10.06D10.06D10.06D10.06O21.09Dif02.10F
Greens
Fabien FivazGRÜNENNNYNNNNY
Maya GrafGRÜNENNNYNNNNY
Mathias ZopfiGRÜNENNNYNNANY
SP
Mathilde Crevoisier CrelierSPNNNYNNNNY
Eva HerzogSPNNNYNAANY
Baptiste HurniSPNNNYNAANY
Pierre-Yves MaillardSPYNNYNYYNY
Franziska RothSP–NNYNYYNY
Carlo SommarugaSPNNNYNYANY
Flavia WasserfallenSPNNNYNYANY
GLP
Tiana Angelina MoserglpYNNYNNYNY
Centre
Marianne Binder-KellerM-ENNNYYYYYY
Pirmin BischofM-EYYYYYYYYY
Isabelle ChassotM-ENYNY–YYNY
Stefan EnglerM-EPPPPPPPPP
Erich EttlinM-ENY–YY––YY
Daniel FässlerM-EYYYYYYYYY
Andrea Gmür-SchönenbergerM-ENYNYYNYAY
Peter HegglinM-EYYNYYYYYY
Brigitte Häberli-KollerM-EYYNYYYYYY
Charles JuillardM-ENYYYYYYYY
Marianne MaretM-ENYNYYYYYY
Fabio RegazziM-ENYYYYYYYY
Beat RiederM-ENYYYYYYYY
Benedikt WürthM-EYYYYYYYYY
Heidi Z'graggenM-ENNN–NYYNY
FDP
Pascal BroulisFDP-LiberaleYYYYYNYYY
Severin BrünggerFDP-LiberaleYYYYYYYYY
Thierry BurkartFDP-LiberaleYYYYYNYYY
Andrea CaroniFDP-LiberaleY––YY–YYY
Josef DittliFDP-LiberaleYYYYYNYYY
Johanna GapanyFDP-LiberaleYYYYYNYYY
Petra GössiFDP-LiberaleNYNYYNYYY
Matthias MichelFDP-LiberaleY–YYYNY–Y
Benjamin MühlemannFDP-LiberaleYYYYYYYYY
Damian MüllerFDP-LiberaleYYYYYNYYY
Martin SchmidFDP-LiberaleYYYYYYYYY
Hans WickiFDP-LiberaleNYYYYNYYY
SVP
Marco ChiesaSVPYYYNYYYNY
Esther FriedliSVPYYYNYYYYY
Hannes GermannSVP–YYN–NYYY
Mauro PoggiaMCGNYYNYYYYY
Werner SalzmannSVPYYYNYYYYY
Pirmin SchwanderSVPNYYNYYNNY
Jakob StarkSVPYYYNYYYNY
Non-attached
Daniel Jositsch-YNNYNYYNY

Y YesN NoA Abstention– did not votee excusedP presidingY unlike the groupN change of course between the overall and the final vote· not in the chamber at the time

Ordered by group, left to right, then by name. Nothing is sorted by deviations.

For the sessions 2025WS, 2026FS the Council of States published no roll-call lists; its votes from those sessions are missing.

Source: Parlamentsdienste der Bundesversammlung, Bern, retrieved 15.10.2026. Raw data

Not an official publication. Names, figures and the texts of the votes appear unchanged, exactly as the Parliamentary Services publish them.

What happened to the proposal, oldest first: the key votes in the chambers, the Parliamentary Services' news, linked media reports and the popular vote.

  1. National Council

    Overall vote

    190 yes, 0 no, 7 abstentions

  2. Council of States

    Overall vote

    35 yes, 4 no, 5 abstentions

  3. Council of States

    Final vote

    45 yes, 0 no, 0 abstentions

  4. National Council

    Final vote

    194 yes, 1 no, 1 abstention

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