How to vote for me
Your voting papers come by post. This is how your vote counts for me.
Can you vote for me?
I am standing in the Winterthur-Stadt district. You can vote for me if you live in this district.
Do you live somewhere else? Then I am not on your ballot. Tell friends in the district.
Take list 12
Put list 12 in the envelope. My name is already on it.
Write my name a second time
Write “Beispiel, Nora” a second time by hand on list 12. If no line is free, cross out another person first. That gives me two votes.
This is called Kumulieren.
SAMPLE List 12 · Parteilos- 12.01Beispiel, Nora, 1981, Pflegefachfrau, Winterthur
- 12.02Another person on the list
- 12.03Another person on the list
- 12.04Another person on the list
- Handwritten: Beispiel, Nora
Sample for explanation only. This is not a real ballot. Write me onto another list
Voting for another list? Then cross out one person on it and write “Beispiel, Nora” in their place.
This works with any list from your district. This is called Panaschieren.
No more names than seats
A ballot may hold at most as many names as your district has seats. If no line is free, cross out a name first. Extra names do not count.
Post it by 30 March 2027
Post the envelope in good time. Or take it to your municipality's polling station on 4 April 2027.
The exact date is in your voting papers.
How my name appears on the ballot
Beispiel, Nora, 1981, Pflegefachfrau, Winterthur
Official information on the election (opens in a new window)