How do you get the Swiss Abroad to the polls when there are none nearby?

Elections in Switzerland are so-called mobilisation elections – the main aim of the political parties is to get their potential voters to actually go to the polls and vote. But how does a Swiss party woo citizens who live abroad? Voting documents are currently being sent abroad. Some envelopes have more content, others less, depending on in which canton a person is registered. Voters in canton Aargau have 52 lists to choose from to fill the 15 seats in the House of Representatives. Nevertheless, this year Aargau does not have a list that is specifically aimed at the Swiss Abroad with voting rights. In other cantons, however, some parties have separate lists for the Swiss Abroad. This is because all the major parties with strong voter bases across the whole country attach greater importance to the role of the Swiss Abroad than they did in the past. After all, the number of Swiss Abroad has also increased over time. Tim Guldimann: only one Swiss Abroad made it into parliament...