The Selected National Council Members in the Canton of Lucerne
Published: Sunday, Oct 22nd 2023, 16:41
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The canton of Lucerne in Switzerland held elections for the National Council on October 20th, 2019. Nine people were elected to the National Council from Lucerne, with Roland Fischer (GLP) not being re-elected. The successful candidates were:
- Thomas Aeschi (SVP)
- Thomas Hefti (SP)
- Beat Flach (FDP)
- Thomas Hardegger (CVP)
- Beat Jans (BDP)
- Beat Walti (GPS)
- Hansjörg Knecht (EVP)
- Thomas Weibel (Grüne)
- Thomas Müller (AL)
Thomas Aeschi (SVP) was the most successful candidate, receiving the most votes. He was followed by Thomas Hefti (SP), Beat Flach (FDP), Thomas Hardegger (CVP), Beat Jans (BDP), Beat Walti (GPS), Hansjörg Knecht (EVP), Thomas Weibel (Grüne) and Thomas Müller (AL). Roland Fischer (GLP) was not re-elected.
The elections in Lucerne saw a total of nine candidates elected to the National Council, with the most successful candidate being Thomas Aeschi (SVP). The other successful candidates were Thomas Hefti (SP), Beat Flach (FDP), Thomas Hardegger (CVP), Beat Jans (BDP), Beat Walti (GPS), Hansjörg Knecht (EVP), Thomas Weibel (Grüne) and Thomas Müller (AL). Roland Fischer (GLP) was not re-elected.
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