Federal Chancellor of Switzerland - List of Federal Chancellors

List of Federal Chancellors

# From-To Name Born-Died Party Canton
1 1803–1830 Jean Marc Samuel Isaac Mousson 1776–1861 Vaud
2 1830–1847 Karl Nikolaus von Flüe AmRhyn 1800–1849 Lucerne
3 1848–1881 Johann Ulrich Schiess 1813–1883 Appenzell Ausserrhoden
4 1882–1909 Gottlieb Ringier 1837–1929 Aargau
5 1910–1918 Hans Schatzmann 1848–1923 Free Democratic Party Aargau
6 1919–1925 Adolf von Steiger 1859–1925 Free Democratic Party Bern
7 1925–1934 Robert Käslin 1871–1934 Free Democratic Party Nidwalden
8 1934–1943 George Bovet 1874–1946 Free Democratic Party Neuchâtel
9 1944–1951 Oskar Leimgruber 1886–1976 Christian Democratic People's Party Fribourg
10 1951–1967 Charles Oser 1902–1994 Free Democratic Party Basel-City
11 1968–1981 Karl Huber 1915–2002 Christian Democratic People's Party St. Gallen
12 1981–1991 Walter Buser 1926– Social Democratic Party Basel-Landschaft
13 1991–1999 François Couchepin 1935– Free Democratic Party Valais
14 2000–2007 Annemarie Huber-Hotz 1948– Free Democratic Party Zug
15 2008– Corina Casanova 1956– Christian Democratic People's Party Graubünden

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