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Interesting phenomenon indeed. There is a map of votes here http://www.nzz.ch/#abstimmungskarte-app http://www.nzz.ch/#abstimmungskarte-app - showing that the v
by poseid 13y ago
Interesting phenomenon indeed. There is a map of votes here http://www.nzz.ch/#abstimmungskarte-app http://www.nzz.ch/#abstimmungskarte-app - showing that the votes against came mostly from the German cantons. There might be a hidden message there?
- mweibel 13y agoWell it's since years (maybe even decades) like this. French speaking cantons are usually much more open to immigrants or to less strict rules with asylum for example (it's a phenomen called "Röstigraben") ;). In this vote it's even more visible that cantons who have a higher percentage of immigrants voted "no" (in favor of immigrants) while more or less all rural cantons (with less immigrants) voted "yes".. Speaks for itself I think.