Which municipality in canton Fribourg has the highest voter turnout?

Crésuz shows the highest average voter turnout in canton Fribourg, at 70.3% (2026).

Over what period is the average taken?

Over the 10 most recent federal ballot proposals per municipality. This dampens the effect of any single, unusually mobilising proposal.

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Ranking · Data 2026 · Source: BFS

Voter turnout of municipalities in canton Fribourg (2026)

National ranking →

Crésuz has the highest voter turnout in canton Fribourg: 70.3% averaged over the latest federal ballots (2026). Next come Greng (69.2%) and Villarsel-sur-Marly (68.7%). Source: FSO.

Ranking

BFS · 2026

Rank	Municipality	Turnout	Residents
1	Crésuz	70.3%	474
2	Greng	69.2%	167
3	Villarsel-sur-Marly	68.7%	74
4	Pierrafortscha	67.8%	150
5	Morlon	64.7%	713
6	Meyriez	64.5%	564
7	Treyvaux	64.3%	1'596
8	Ried bei Kerzers	63.9%	1'223
9	Cressier	62.8%	1'094
10	Muntelier	62.5%	964
11	Granges	62.2%	970
12	Châtel-sur-Montsalvens	62%	359
13	Corminboeuf	61.9%	2'928
14	Fräschels	61.2%	440
15	Châtillon	60%	527
16	Sévaz	59.8%	314
17	Jaun	59.8%	647
18	Le Pâquier	59.3%	1'390
19	Cugy	59.1%	1'989
20	Botterens	58.9%	741
21	Vuadens	58.8%	2'556
22	Val-de-Charmey	58.5%	2'672
23	Ulmiz	58.4%	425
24	Massonnens	58.3%	606
25	Schmitten	57.7%	4'300
26	Saint-Martin	57.7%	1'011
27	Sâles	57.5%	1'452
28	Le Flon	57.3%	1'203
29	Sorens	57.1%	1'096
30	Rue	56.8%	1'592
31	Saint-Aubin	56.7%	1'970
32	Neyruz	56.7%	2'875
33	Cottens	56.6%	1'508
34	Brünisried	56.6%	700
35	Riaz	56.5%	2'890
36	La Brillaz	56.4%	2'201
37	Düdingen	56.2%	8'939
38	Le Mouret	56.1%	3'323
39	Bois-d’Amont	56.1%	2'381
40	Ménières	56.1%	442
41	Echarlens	56%	841
42	Bösingen	56%	3'341
43	Ferpicloz	55.7%	251
44	Ueberstorf	55.7%	2'400
45	Rechthalten	55.6%	1'152
46	Prévondavaux	55.5%	97
47	Autigny	55.5%	804
48	Gibloux	55.4%	8'134
49	Murten	55.2%	9'531
50	Mont-Vully	55.2%	4'452
51	Belfaux	55%	3'470
52	Marsens	54.9%	2'115
53	Villars-sur-Glâne	54.9%	12'444
54	Tafers	54.9%	7'900
55	Gruyères	54.8%	2'301
56	Estavayer	54.7%	10'296
57	Corbières	54.5%	1'042
58	Mézières	54.4%	1'147
59	Courgevaux	54.3%	1'462
60	Heitenried	54.2%	1'403
61	St. Ursen	54.2%	1'441
62	Vallon	54.1%	520
63	Grangettes	54%	212
64	Pont-en-Ogoz	54%	2'013
65	Marly	54%	9'069
66	Delley-Portalban	53.9%	1'339
67	Billens-Hennens	53.9%	908
68	Grandvillard	53.9%	858
69	Pont-la-Ville	53.9%	613
70	Cheyres-Châbles	53.8%	2'468
71	Villaz	53.8%	2'347
72	Kerzers	53.8%	5'448
73	Fribourg	53.7%	38'660
74	Tentlingen	53.7%	1'358
75	Courtepin	53.6%	5'765
76	Semsales	53.5%	1'575
77	Torny	53.4%	1'082
78	Kleinbösingen	53.4%	705
79	Attalens	53.1%	3'678
80	Châtel-Saint-Denis	53.1%	8'512
81	Fétigny	53.1%	1'189
82	Wünnewil-Flamatt	53%	5'722
83	Remaufens	52.9%	1'285
84	Plaffeien	52.6%	3'668
85	Gurmels	52.2%	4'695
86	Hauterive	52.1%	2'687
87	La Sonnaz	52.1%	1'406
88	Matran	52%	1'774
89	Plasselb	51.9%	1'059
90	Les Montets	51.7%	1'614
91	Prez	51.7%	2'472
92	Le Châtelard	51.6%	352
93	Châtonnaye	51.4%	865
94	Vuisternens-devant-Romont	51.4%	2'352
95	Avry	51.3%	1'926
96	Lully	51.2%	1'214
97	La Roche	51.2%	1'859
98	Haut-Intyamon	51.1%	1'691
99	Bas-Intyamon	51.1%	1'701
100	Nuvilly	51%	493
101	Ursy	51%	3'493
102	La Verrerie	50.9%	1'346
103	Broc	50.8%	2'810
104	Siviriez	50.6%	2'566
105	Hauteville	50.4%	730
106	Vaulruz	50.4%	1'128
107	Surpierre	50.3%	1'230
108	Villorsonnens	50.3%	1'526
109	Givisiez	50%	3'309
110	Romont	49.9%	5'891
111	Giffers	49.6%	1'684
112	Gletterens	49.5%	1'135
113	Belmont-Broye	49.4%	6'011
114	Bulle FR	49.2%	26'749
115	St. Silvester	48.9%	1'014
116	Granges-Paccot	48.1%	3'936
117	Montagny	48%	3'017
118	Chénens	47.1%	847
119	Bossonnens	46.6%	1'609
120	Misery-Courtion	46.3%	2'364

How we measure this

BFS

Average turnout across the 10 most recent federal ballot proposals per municipality (as of 2026), from the FSO vote results. Averaging over several proposals smooths topic-driven swings.

Frequently asked questions

Which municipality in canton Fribourg has the highest voter turnout?: Crésuz shows the highest average voter turnout in canton Fribourg, at 70.3% (2026).
Over what period is the average taken?: Over the 10 most recent federal ballot proposals per municipality. This dampens the effect of any single, unusually mobilising proposal.