2018 Geneva Grand Council election

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The 2018 election to the Grand Council was held in the canton of Geneva, Switzerland, on 15 April 2018. All 100 members of the Grand Council were elected for four-year terms.

Results

Summary of the 15 April 2018 Geneva Grand Council election results
PartyIdeologyVote %Vote % ±SeatsSeats ±
PLR.The Liberal-Radicals (PLR) Classical liberalism 25.18+2.8128+4
Socialist Party (PS) Democratic socialism 15.30+0.9717+2
Greens (PES) Green politics 13.16+4.0015+5
Christian Democratic Party (PDC) Christian democracy 10.71+0.1112+1
Geneva Citizens' Movement (MCG) Right-wing populism 9.43−9.8011−9
Together Left (EAG)1 Communism 7.83−0.9290
Democratic Union of the Centre (UDC) National conservatism 7.32−3.028−3
Geneva Forward4.10+4.1000
Women's List 20183.26+3.2600
Green Liberal Party Green liberalism 1.60−1.4600
Equality and Equity0.88+0.8800
List for Geneva0.71+0.7100
Conservative Democratic Party Conservative liberalism 0.52−0.0400
Total100.00 100 
Turnout38.772.28 Decrease2.svg  
1 Alliance of SolidaritéS, Swiss Party of Labour, left-wing independents, Defence of the Elderly, Tenants of Housing and Social (DAL), Alternative Left,
   the Communist Party of Geneva, and Action of Citizens and Workers in Struggle (ACTE)
Source: Republic and Canton of Geneva

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