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This image shows predictions of possible seat shifts that the media companies CH Media and Tamedia and NZZ have published in recent weeks.
The SVP can therefore count on 55 to 57 seats in the large chamber. Today it has 53 national council members. According to forecasts, the SP clearly remains the second strongest party with 39 (+0) to 42 (+3) seats. The FDP will probably win slightly, from the current 29 to 30 or 31 seats.
The center can hope to grow from the current 28 to 29 to 32 seats. For the Greens, who now also have 28 national council members, forecasts predict a loss of four to five seats. The GLP can therefore expect another 11 to 13 mandates; today the parliamentary group has 16 members. (SDA)
Source:Blick
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