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| We assume that the Center Party and the FDP are unlikely to vote as a bloc. If one-third of the Center Party votes in favor and one-third of the FDP votes against it, that would result in 103 yes votes to 97 no votes in the National Council, and 25 to 21 in the Council of States. So in both cases, the bill would be narrowly approved. It’s just, as it always has been, a fifty-fifty situation that can tip toward a clear rejection at the slightest sign of doubt. Especially if the cantons cannot be won over to support the bill or if there is no agreement among its supporters regarding the balance between the market and regulation. | We assume that the Center Party and the FDP are unlikely to vote as a bloc. If one-third of the Center Party votes in favor and one-third of the FDP votes against it, that would result in 103 yes votes to 97 no votes in the National Council, and 25 to 21 in the Council of States. So in both cases, the bill would be narrowly approved. It’s just, as it always has been, a fifty-fifty situation that can tip toward a clear rejection at the slightest sign of doubt. Especially if the cantons cannot be won over to support the bill or if there is no agreement among its supporters regarding the balance between the market and regulation. | ||
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