Staying neutral
Appenzell Innerrhoden supports neutrality the most
Neuchâtel supports neutrality the least
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Gap to Switzerland, in percentage points
Most in line
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The votes behind this
200151.0% Yes nationallyYes = disagree
Arming peacekeepers abroad undermines traditional neutrality.
Swissvotes, opens in a new tabWeight22.2%200151.1% Yes nationallyYes = disagree
Sending armed soldiers abroad conflicts with strict neutrality.
Swissvotes, opens in a new tabWeight22.2%200067.2% Yes nationallyYes = disagree
Deep ties with EU compromise independent neutrality.
Swissvotes, opens in a new tabWeight11.1%200123.1% Yes nationallyYes = disagree
EU membership would limit Switzerland's independent stance.
Swissvotes, opens in a new tabWeight11.1%200254.6% Yes nationallyYes = disagree
UN membership means taking positions in global politics.
Swissvotes, opens in a new tabWeight11.1%200554.6% Yes nationallyYes = disagree
Schengen integration reduces sovereign control over borders.
Swissvotes, opens in a new tabWeight11.1%201833.7% Yes nationallyYes = agree
Prioritizing Swiss law over international obligations preserves sovereignty.
Swissvotes, opens in a new tabWeight11.1%