Switzerland will elect a new National Council on Sunday. In addition, elections to the Council of States are taking place in 24 cantons. SRF also provides projections, results, reactions and Analyzes on television, radio and online.
Live broadcast on TV lasting several hours
Bundeshaus editor Nathalie Christen will guide viewers through the almost twelve-hour live broadcast on television from 12 pm She is supported by Urs Leuthard and Curdin Vincenz in the Zurich Leutschenbach election studio.
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From left to right: Urs Leuthard and Nathalie Christen are on duty for the TV election broadcast. Philipp Burkhardt classifies the developments for radio listeners. Sandro Brotz will discuss the election results with party representatives on Monday on SRF 1 at 9:05 pm
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Political scientist Lukas Golder from the GFS Bern research institute classifies current developments and results. From the election studio, connections are made to SRF correspondents throughout Switzerland.
From 4 pm, election day will also be translated into sign language on SRF info.
At 6 pm SRF will broadcast the most important national projection of the distribution of seats in the new parliament. This is followed by the presidential round, where the leaders of the major parties comment on the results in front of the camera for the first time.
Digital offers
When reporting on elections, SRF focuses on digital offerings. Anyone interested will receive all the information as well as projections and results in graphics in the SRF News app and on the web.
SRF News accompanies the election Sunday and the day after srf.ch/wahlen with a comprehensive live ticker: Here we keep you informed about the latest developments and offer you assessments from Bundeshaus editor Dominik Meier. The election broadcast will be streamed in the live ticker from 12 pm to 7:30 pm and from 9:15 pm to 12:05 am (available worldwide).
We also keep you up to date on developments at the national level and in all cantons: You can find news, background information and assessments in the national and cantonal articles.
Also via X (formerly Twitter) and push notifications, users can follow the news about the elections. SRF News also provides information about the most important results and big moments Whatsapp, Instagram and Facebook.
Conversations and background on the radio
Radio SRF 1 and Radio SRF 4 News will report live from the radio studio in Bern from 12 pm Simone Hulliger and Brigitte Kramer accompany listeners through election day and hold conversations with politicians and correspondents in the cantons.
Philipp Burkhardt classifies what is happening as an expert. The six regional journals play a central role in Radio SRF’s reporting. They provide information twice an hour directly from the cantons’ voting centers, from where they deliver votes, Analyzes and interviews.