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  • Voter turnout in the European Parliament elections increasing in Sweden

    Voter turnout in the European Parliament elections was 55 percent in Sweden – increasing for the third consecutive election. The Moderate Party, the Sweden Democrats, the Centre Party and the Christian Democrats received more seats compared with 2014. The Social Democrats remained unchanged, but still received most seats.

  • 70 000 young first-time voters in the European Parliament elections

    In the 2019 European Parliament elections, 489 000 young people in Sweden will vote for the first time in a European Parliament election. Among these young people, 70 000 were not eligible to vote in the 2018 general elections. In total, 7.3 million Swedish citizens registered in Sweden may vote in the European Parliament election.

  • Large differences in number of votes per seat for Swedish parties

    The Green Party received the least number of votes per seat - the Centre Party received the most. The Sweden Democrats and Feminist Initiative Party became new parties in parliament while the Pirate Party had to go. Swedish voter participation increased for the second European Parliament election in a row.

  • Sweden goes against European trend

    Voter turnout increased in the 2009 Swedish elections for the European Parliament, in contrast to the overall European trend. The municipality of Danderyd had the highest voter turnout. The Pirate Party received the strongest support in Orsa municipality.