male
female
indeterminate/other
0 (not attached at all)
1
2
3
4 (strongly attached)
not interested at all
rather uninterested
rather interested
very interested
not participated
participated
is not true
is true
yes (affirmative vote)
no (negative vote)
empty (blank vote) or not voted
0 (not important at all)
4
5
6
7
8
9
10 (very important)
no
yes, for the better
yes, for the worse
0 (not informed at all)
10 (very well informed)
rather easy
rather difficult
from the very beginning
during the voting campaign
at the last moment
strongly disagree
rather disagree
rather agree
fully agree
irrelevant
rather unimportant
rather important
very important
The Federal Council
The Federal Assembly
The Federal Supreme Court itself
The people
Cantons can order the shoot-down of a wolf if it has caused damage before despite herd protection measures.
Cantons can order the shoot-down of single wolves if they behave abnormally or become dangerous.
Nature conservation organizations such as WWF or Pro Natura can no longer lodge a complaint against a wolf shooting ordered by a canton.
…federal judges may no longer belong to any party.
…a random procedure should decide on the election of professionally and personally suitable candidates.
…federal judges be allowed to make anonymous decisions in exceptional cases in order to guarantee their own security (e.g. trials in the area of organized crime).
about 50–200 animals
about 300–500 animals
over 1000 animals
…the different genders, political views and official languages are all equally represented.
…candidates do not have to have any party ties to get elected.
…candidates all have an equal chance of being elected.
…incumbents must stand for re-election every six years.
Grüne and GLP
CVP and SVP
WWF and Pro Natura
They are already in force.
They become/became effective on the voting Sunday of November 28, 2021.
They become effective one month after the date of voting.
They will become effective on January 1, 2022.
…has been vaccinated against COVID-19.
…has been vaccinated against COVID-19 or has been in quarantine for a certain period of time.
…has been vaccinated against COVID-19 or has tested negative.
…has been vaccinated against, tested negative for, or recovered from COVID-19.
All federal pandemic measures will be repealed and instead the cantons will be given additional powers in pandemic response.
Those provisions/amendments adopted by the Federal Assembly on March 19, 2021, cease to apply immediately.
Those provisions/amendments adopted by the Federal Assembly on March 19, 2021, expire on March 19, 2022
The entire Covid-19 Act will expire no later than the end of the year.
not used
used
never
rarely
now and then
frequently
online, i.e. via the Internet
offline, for example via print media, television or radio
on- as well as offline to about the same extent
I never inform myself about politics
no, absolutely not
rather no
don't care
rather yes
yes, absolutely
no, I do not want to be vaccinated
no, I am still undecided
no, but I would like to be vaccinated
yes, I am vaccinated once
yes, I am vaccinated twice
go way too little far
tend to go too little far
are appropriate
tend to go too far
go way too far
very happy
rather unhappy
rather happy
SVP
SP
FDP
Mitte
Grüne
GLP
EVP
custom answer
none
CVP
BDP
0 (far left)
5 (middle)
10 (far right)
0 (no trust at all)
10 (complete trust)
six-year term of office, unlimited re-election
six-year term of office, re-election up to a maximum of 70 years of age
one-time term of office limited to 70 years of age
unlimited term of office
1 (opens more to the outside)
5 (closes off more)
1 (equal opportunities)
5 (better opportunities for Swiss)
1 (stronger welfare state)
5 (higher self-responsibility)
1 (stronger state control)
5 (more corporate freedom)
clearly against
rather against
rather in favor
clearly in favor
single
married
widowed
divorced
in civil union
dissolved civil union
none/undenominational
Protestant/Reformed/Evangelical
Catholic/Christian Catholic/Old Catholic
Jewish
Muslim
other
no graduation
compulsory schooling
apprenticeship, commercial diploma
academic high school, Federal Vocational Baccalaureate, graduate/technical secondary school
higher vocational training, higher vocational school
technical college/polytechnic
university, ETH
self-employed/freelancer
employee in the company of the own family
employee
apprentice
student
pensioner
unemployed
inactive person with disability
housewife/househusband
other inactive person
never had a job
something else
part-time employed less than 50 %
part-time employed 50–69 %
part-time employed 70–89 %
full-time employed 90 % or more
normal employee
employee with management tasks/trainer
directorial employee
private sector
public sector
non-profit sector
mixed-economy sector
1–9
10–49
50–249
250–999
1'000+
manufacturing of products (industry)
retail and wholesale trade
health and social services
services such as consulting, auditing, research and development
construction sector
education and teaching
services such as travel agency, security service, employment agency, caretaker, etc.
financial services (banking, insurance, etc.)
hotel and catering industry
transport and dispatch services
public administration, defence and social security
agriculture, forestry and fishing
personal services (e.g. hairdresser) and member organisations (e.g. religious associations)
information and communication
tenant
owner
other (e.g. free or official residence)
Switzerland (CH)
Switzerland (CH) plus other(s) ("dual citizen")
other(s)
yes, both in Switzerland
no, one parent abroad
no, both parents abroad
up to CHF 3000
CHF 3001–6000
CHF 6001–9000
CHF 9001–12000
CHF 12001–15000
over CHF 15000
not at all well
not so well
pretty well
very well
much less than half or nothing
less than half
about half
more than half
much more than half or everything
online
print
online and print simultaneously
online first, print only later with reminder letter
online only
finished without interruption
finished after interruption
unfinished
received no reminder
received reminder
Aarau
Baden
Bremgarten
Brugg
Kulm
Laufenburg
Lenzburg
Muri
Rheinfelden
Zofingen
Zurzach
none (municipality has not subscribed to the "easyvote" booklet)
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
< 1,000 inhabitants
1000–1999 inhabitants
2000–4999 inhabitants
5000–9999 inhabitants
10000–19999 inhabitants
20000–49999 inhabitants
50000–99999 inhabitants
≥ 100000 inhabitants
rural municipality without urban character
core municipality outside agglomerations
multiply oriented municipality
agglomeration belt municipality
agglomeration core municipality (secondary core)
agglomeration core municipality (main core)
agglomeration core municipality (core city)
no agglomeration affiliation
< 50000 inhabitants
100000–249999 inhabitants
250000–499999 inhabitants
≥ 500000 inhabitants
city
no city
thinly populated area
intermediate density area
densely populated area
rural peripheral municipality
rural centrally located municipality
rural central municipality
periurban municipality of low density
periurban municipality of medium density
periurban municipality of high density
urban municipality of a small or outside of an agglomeration
urban municipality of a medium-sized agglomeration
urban municipality of a large agglomeration
rural peripheral mixed municipality
rural peripheral agricultural municipality
rural peripheral tourism municipality
rural centrally located service municipality
rural centrally located industrial municipality
rural centrally located agricultural municipality
service municipality of a rural centre
industrial municipality of a rural centre
tourism municipality of a rural centre
periurban low density service municipality
periurban low density industrial municipality
periurban low density agricultural municipality
periurban medium density service municipality
periurban medium density industrial municipality
periurban high density service municipality
periurban high density industrial municipality
urban service municipality of a small or outside of an agglomeration
urban industrial municipality of a small or outside of an agglomeration
urban tourism municipality of a small or outside of an agglomeration
urban residential municipality of a medium-sized agglomeration
urban workplace municipality of a medium-sized agglomeration
core city of a medium-sized agglomeration
urban residential municipality of a large agglomeration
urban workplace municipality of a large agglomeration
core city of a large agglomeration
rural
intermediary
urban
yes (working)
no (not working)
referendum
election
both_referendum_and_election
indeterminate
mismatch
match
yes
18–29 years
30–39 years
40–49 years
50–59 years
60–69 years
70+ years
far left (0–2)
left (3–4)
center (5)
right (6–7)
far right (8–10)
very low (0–2)
rather low (3–4)
medium (5)
rather high (6–7)
very high (8–10)
married/in civil union
divorced/dissolved civil union
no graduation, compulsory schooling
higher education entrance qualification, diploma/technical secondary school, higher vocational training
polytechnic, university, ETH
in education
multiple (left)
multiple (center-right)
multiple (arbitrary)
bottom income quarter
second income quarter
third income quarter
top income quarter
wrong
correct
receives no "easyvote" booklet from the municipality
receives "easyvote" booklet from the municipality
non-mobile device
mobile device
very low
rather low
medium
rather high
very high
OASI/pension provision
health/health insurance
foreigners
environmental protection/climate
unemployment/youth unemployment
personal safety
EU/bilateral agreements/European integration
refugees/asylum
social security
atomic/nuclear energy
drugs/alcohol
inflation/rising prices
state budget
wages
gender equality
economic situation in Switzerland/Swiss franc strength
racism/xenophobia
societal coexistence
educational system
traffic/NRLA
internet security/cyber espionage
not participated or empty (blank vote)
They are appointed by the parties.
They are elected by the Grand Council (cantonal parliament).
They are elected at party meetings.
They are elected by the voters of Aargau.
He/she's the chief of police.
He/she presides over the cantonal government.
He/she is in charge of school supervision.
He/she is president of the Grand Council (cantonal parliament).
Resource equalization exists only between cantons and not between municipalities.
Balanced conditions in the tax burden and in the services provided by the municipalities.
That all municipalities have the same financial resources.
That richer people in the same canton are taxed equally.
very easy
very difficult
unmodified ticket
modified existing or compiled custom ticket
it has always been clear
a few weeks before the election
a few days before the election
no, impossible
yes, by 2050 at the latest
yes, by 2035 at the latest
yes, as soon as possible
disagree strongly
disagree a little
neither agree nor disagree
agree a little
agree strongly
not voted for
voted for
COVID-19 pandemic
certainly not
probably not
probably
certainly
Land Transport Agreement («Landverkehrsabkommen»)
Treaty on the Free Movement of Persons («Personenfreizügigkeitsabkommen»)
Agreement of Technical Barriers to Trade («Abkommen über technische Handelshemmnisse»)
Less than 40'000 people.
Between 40'000 and 60'000 people.
More than 60'000 people.
The Free Trade Agreement with the EU.
The Schengen/Dublin agreements.
The other six agreements of Bilaterals I.
Yes, most of them from the pro camp
Yes, most of them from the contra camp
Yes, from both sides to about the same extent
No, I have not seen any political advertising
don't know the government's position on this proposal
don't know the parliament's position on this proposal
the Federal Supreme Court
the presidents of the political parties
the National Council and the Council of States (Federal Assembly) and, if necessary, the people (referendum)
the Federal Chancellery
how many members the individual parties have in the cantons.
how many votes the parties and the individual candidates obtain in the elections.
the level of voter turnout in the individual cantons.
that the parties are equally represented in the National Council and the Council of States.
against resolutions of the President of the Confederation
against judgments of the Federal Supreme Court
against bills proposed by the Federal Assembly (National Council and Council of States)
against actions of the Federal Administration
1 (environmental protection more important)
5 (economic prosperity more important)
other (e.g. mixed-economy)
to follow a specific voting recommendation
to restructure the cantonal budget
to establish (tax) justice
to relieve financially weak persons and/or the middle class
to create a balance between rich and poor
to charge the rich more
no specific reason
to avoid any risks
to keep things the way they are
not to scare away good tax payers
to secure the prosperity of the canton of Aargau
to maintain the tax attractiveness of the canton of Aargau
didn't want to support a JUSO initiative