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Posted On: October 10th 2025, 09:14 am

Au Parlement suisse, le vote se déroule d’une manière bien différente de celle de la plupart des autres pays.

Les conseillers votent grâce à un système de boutons électroniques installés à leurs bureaux. Les résultats apparaissent instantanément sur de grands écrans dans la salle, indiquant qui a voté oui, non ou s’est abstenu.

Ce processus a été conçu pour garantir rapidité et transparence — pas d’appels nominaux interminables, ni de confusion.
Tout le monde, dans la salle comme à l’extérieur, peut voir exactement comment chaque membre a voté.

C’est le reflet de la culture politique suisse : directe, efficace et ouverte au regard du public.

#Suisse #Politique #Parlement #Gouvernement #Démocratie #Transparence #Europe

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Comments (62)

8 months ago

_krokoum

9 months ago

une_gaufre_

Idem à l’assemblée nationale

9 months ago

siri0_82

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9 months ago

yvanov_music

C’est pas ouf

10 months ago

dardy_barber05

@kahoot

10 months ago

vera.damien

Pareil en France

10 months ago

b3riic

@danev_londubat le kahoot 😂😂

10 months ago

james_heuduin

C’est exactement pareil en France

a year ago

tom_compte_horlogerie

L’ajout

a year ago

latoucheawen

A paris aussi

a year ago

matth34333

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a year ago

luna_56230

En France les ministres iraient appuyer sur le bouton du voisin 😭😭😂😂

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