APG launches parliamentary elections 2011
The APG is actively intervening in the parliamentary elections on October 23, 2011. The APG itself is kicking off the elections with a guide that shows lawmakers how to win votes, as well as its own campaign.
The APG is launching the elections with the brochure "Would you also like to shape the face of Switzerland?" and its own election campaign under the slogan "APG for a voting Switzerland". The brochure accompanies the candidates and explains the advantages of the poster in the election campaign. If you want to put together your own ideal politician profile, you can use the accompanying fold-out book. Do you choose: Christian Levrat's neck (SP), Ueli Leuenberger's mouth and nose (Greens), Christophe Darbellay's eyes (CVP), Martin Bäumle's hair (GLP)? Or would you prefer the glasses of Fulvio Pelli (FDP), the curls of Hans Grunder (BDP) and the smile of Toni Brunner (SVP)? This is how everyone shapes their own face of Switzerland.
But the APG wants more. That is why it is actively campaigning in this year's parliamentary elections. The reason for this is the lack of interest in parliamentary elections throughout Switzerland, according to an APG press release. Last time, only 48.3 percent of the population entitled to vote took part. Experts predict no significant change for October 23, 2011. APG is therefore working with Smartvote.ch to motivate the Swiss to vote. With its own appealing poster campaign, which can be seen in the summer.
Responsible for APG: Beat Holenstein, Slavica Lecic (Head of Communications), Erich Baumgartner (Marketing Consultant), Rebecca Grzesik (Creative Consultant). Balz Steiger (Core Design Works).
But the APG wants more. That is why it is actively campaigning in this year's parliamentary elections. The reason for this is the lack of interest in parliamentary elections throughout Switzerland, according to an APG press release. Last time, only 48.3 percent of the population entitled to vote took part. Experts predict no significant change for October 23, 2011. APG is therefore working with Smartvote.ch to motivate the Swiss to vote. With its own appealing poster campaign, which can be seen in the summer.
Responsible for APG: Beat Holenstein, Slavica Lecic (Head of Communications), Erich Baumgartner (Marketing Consultant), Rebecca Grzesik (Creative Consultant). Balz Steiger (Core Design Works).
