Västra Götaland County South (Riksdag constituency)

Västra Götaland County South (Swedish: Västra Götalands Läns Södra) is one of the 29 multi-member constituencies of the Riksdag, the national legislature of Sweden. The constituency was established as Älvsborg County South in 1970 when the Riksdag changed from a bicameral legislature to a unicameral legislature. It was renamed Västra Götaland County South in 1998 when the counties of Älvsborg, Gothenburg and Bohus and Skaraborg were merged to create Västra Götaland. The constituency consists of the municipalities of Bollebygd, Borås, Herrljunga, Mark, Svenljunga, Tranemo, Ulricehamn and Vårgårda.

Västra Götaland County South
Västra Götalands Läns Södra
Constituency
for the Riksdag
Location of Västra Götaland County South within Sweden
Municipality
CountyVästra Götaland
Population226,086 (2019)[1]
Electorate165,725 (2018)
Current constituency
Created1970
Seats
Member of the Riksdag[2]
Regional councilVästra Götaland Regional Council
Created fromÄlvsborg County South

Västra Götaland County South currently elects seven of the 349 members of the Riksdag using the modified Sainte-Laguë method open party-list proportional representation electoral system. Supplementary leveling seats may also be allocated to the constituency. At the 2018 general election the constituency had 165,725 registered electors.

Election results

Summary

ElectionLeft
V/VPK
Social
Democrats

S
Greens
MP
Liberals
L/FP/F
Centre
C
Moderates
M
Christian
Democrats

KD/KDS
Sweden
Democrats

SD
Votes%SeatsVotes%SeatsVotes%SeatsVotes%SeatsVotes%SeatsVotes%SeatsVotes%SeatsVotes%Seats
20189,2136.42%040,23428.04%24,8913.41%07,6245.31%013,7609.59%127,19718.95%210,4457.28%028,22119.67%2
20146,5205.22%038,79131.06%37,5346.03%06,1454.92%09,4237.54%027,79522.26%26,3765.11%018,77315.03%1
20106,1365.06%037,81731.21%37,3156.04%08,8837.33%09,2737.65%034,33428.33%37,7456.39%08,3506.89%0
20066,2335.50%040,42935.69%34,4883.96%07,3736.51%010,7269.47%127,23824.05%29,0938.03%03,6003.18%0
20028,1887.48%044,82240.94%34,2243.86%011,95110.92%18,7908.03%015,21813.90%113,54612.37%11,3411.23%0
199812,71911.58%139,79136.24%35,0794.63%04,0043.65%07,7817.09%022,14420.17%116,77515.28%1
19945,9615.06%053,75445.59%36,0295.11%07,2496.15%012,76310.82%125,00221.20%25,3724.56%0
19913,8653.29%043,71037.21%33,2592.77%09,6418.21%013,50711.50%124,10920.52%211,3909.70%1
19884,5733.94%050,09243.12%35,8905.07%012,97011.16%117,43215.01%120,92318.01%14,1973.61%0
19854,4753.73%050,45842.02%31,3661.14%016,83814.02%120,47417.05%126,14021.77%2
19824,6023.82%050,77242.18%31,7021.41%06,7875.64%023,74119.72%230,31825.19%22,3391.94%0
19794,3443.66%047,56040.02%311,7929.92%026,67222.44%226,41922.23%21,7191.45%0
19763,4442.90%046,17438.94%311,1749.42%133,73428.45%222,46718.95%11,4311.21%0
19733,7083.27%044,74139.44%38,6117.59%032,87428.98%221,38518.85%21,7821.57%0
19703,2152.87%044,64939.91%315,28313.66%127,07024.20%219,95217.83%11,3761.23%0

(Only constituency seats are included in table above)

2018

Results of the 2018 general election held on 9 September 2018:[3]

PartyVotes per municipalityTotal Votes%Seats
Bolle
-bygd
BoråsHerrl
-junga
MarkSvenl
-junga
Trane
-mo
Ulrice
-hamn
Vår
-gårda
Con.Lev.Tot.
Swedish Social Democratic Party1,45220,6401,5786,6241,7742,2963,9821,88840,23428.04%202
Sweden Democrats1,48212,8401,3894,5151,7601,5193,1541,56228,22119.67%202
Moderate Party1,25614,3541,0663,6401,1991,3773,1671,13827,19718.95%202
Centre Party5515,0777872,4268211,0772,08194013,7609.59%101
Christian Democrats4804,6295621,6084664791,27894310,4457.28%011
Left Party3214,9053841,6532833488914289,2136.42%000
Liberals3483,9843111,2432952938213297,6245.31%000
Green Party2542,5591757541482105202714,8913.41%000
Feminist Initiative202392773201636194500.31%000
Alternative for Sweden102142459192569284480.31%000
Pirate Party61201123651791970.14%000
Citizens' Coalition11961341681281950.14%000
Independent Rural Party121876182351340.09%000
Unity451723781461200.08%000
Direct Democrats7445183766960.07%000
Animal Party235121721313940.07%000
Christian Values Party2519194033910.06%000
Nordic Resistance Movement019270340350.02%000
Classical Liberal Party117042021270.02%000
Basic Income Party15223110150.01%000
Initiative0002002150.00%000
Communist Party of Sweden0112000040.00%000
European Workers Party0001000010.00%000
Scania Party0100000010.00%000
Security Party0001000010.00%000
Parties not on the ballot0204000060.00%000
Valid Votes6,20969,9046,36222,7706,8847,68216,0967,598143,505100.00%718
Invalid votes – unregistered parties1211102350430.03%
Blank votes59528762478490146671,2970.89%
Invalid votes – other43271043103730.05%
Total Polled6,27370,4856,44623,0376,9747,77816,2577,668144,91887.44%
Registered Electors6,91581,5637,25526,1808,0148,82118,4048,573165,725
Turnout90.72%86.42%88.85%87.99%87.02%88.18%88.33%89.44%87.44%

The following candidates were elected:[4] Ann-Christin Ahlberg (S), 1,748 votes; Jan Ericson (M), 760 votes; Patrik Jönsson (SD), 2 votes; Ingemar Kihlström (KD), 102 votes; Mikael Larsson (C), 826 votes; Petter Löberg (S), 1,017 votes; Caroline Nordengrip (SD), 181 votes; and Cecilie Tenfjord-Toftby (M), 1,799 votes.

2014

Results of the 2014 general election held on 14 September 2014:[5]

PartyVotes per municipalityTotal Votes%Seats
Bolle
-bygd
BoråsMarkSvenl
-junga
Trane
-mo
Ulrice
-hamn
Con.Lev.Tot.
Swedish Social Democratic Party1,56921,1317,3522,0002,5144,22538,79131.06%303
Moderate Party1,42715,6794,1931,4101,5393,54727,79522.26%202
Sweden Democrats1,0749,7163,2741,2561,1652,28818,77315.03%101
Centre Party4593,3121,9727559941,9319,4237.54%000
Green Party3044,5721,1962333408897,5346.03%000
Left Party2523,8741,2442152426936,5205.22%000
Christian Democrats2963,4651,1492803128746,3765.11%000
Liberal People's Party2703,5131,1452642676866,1454.92%000
Feminist Initiative1051,492440901242332,4841.99%000
Pirate Party27275662227404570.37%000
Unity15125815211210.10%000
Independent Rural Party01087605990.08%000
Party of the Swedes345294510960.08%000
Christian Values Party04627107810.06%000
Animal Party22724252620.05%000
Classical Liberal Party0201202250.02%000
Direct Democrats583001170.01%000
Progressive Party0150010160.01%000
Swedish Senior Citizen Interest Party071101100.01%000
Communist Party of Sweden08000080.01%000
Crossroads13100270.01%000
Socialist Justice Party04100050.00%000
Health Party11000130.00%000
European Workers Party00100010.00%000
Parties not on the ballot6219043430.03%000
Valid Votes5,80267,29522,1616,6197,55415,461124,892100.00%606
Blank votes5668826297791321,3141.04%
Invalid votes1751162320.03%
Total Polled5,85967,99022,4286,7177,64915,595126,23885.73%
Registered Electors6,53880,11525,9537,9328,82017,897147,255
Turnout89.61%84.87%86.42%84.68%86.72%87.14%85.73%

The following candidates were elected:[6] Ann-Christin Ahlberg (S), 948 votes; Phia Andersson (S), 958 votes; Jan Ericson (M), 1,073 votes; Petter Löberg (S), 1,231 votes; Cecilie Tenfjord-Toftby (M), 1,655 votes; and Kristina Winberg (SD), 15 votes.

2010

Results of the 2010 general election held on 19 September 2010:[7]

PartyVotes per municipalityTotal Votes%Seats
Bolle
-bygd
BoråsMarkSvenl
-junga
Trane
-mo
Ulrice
-hamn
Con.Lev.Tot.
Swedish Social Democratic Party1,45320,8007,3941,8832,3843,90337,81731.21%303
Moderate Party1,81218,9785,3261,8621,9864,37034,33428.33%303
Centre Party3953,0912,0179091,0481,8139,2737.65%000
Liberal People's Party3555,0181,6434184391,0108,8837.33%000
Sweden Democrats4484,6161,2675105149958,3506.89%000
Christian Democrats3584,0141,4583354101,1707,7456.39%000
Green Party3354,2161,2452473639097,3156.04%000
Left Party2553,6441,2222002315846,1365.06%000
Pirate Party364301142442607060.58%000
Swedish Senior Citizen Interest Party12109133412770.23%000
Feminist Initiative10126531412212360.19%000
Freedom Party1221020170.01%000
National Democrats234161170.01%000
Party of the Swedes194000140.01%000
Rural Democrats01200690.01%000
Unity04010270.01%000
Communist Party of Sweden13200060.00%000
Classical Liberal Party04000040.00%000
Active Democracy11100030.00%000
Spirits Party02001030.00%000
Socialist Justice Party02000020.00%000
Communist League01000010.00%000
European Workers Party00100010.00%000
Norrländska Coalition00100010.00%000
Parties not on the ballot4185021300.02%000
Valid Votes5,46865,19321,7706,4277,44314,886121,187100.00%606
Blank votes617002711131081941,4471.18%
Invalid votes3228033390.03%
Total Polled5,53265,91522,0496,5407,55415,083122,67385.08%
Registered Electors6,31577,88325,7427,8368,79917,611144,186
Turnout87.60%84.63%85.65%83.46%85.85%85.65%85.08%

The following candidates were elected:[8] Ann-Christin Ahlberg (S), 1,131 votes; Phia Andersson (S), 1,316 votes; Jan Ericson (M), 1,221 votes; Ulrik Nilsson (M), 966 votes Hans Olsson (S), 422 votes; and Cecilie Tenfjord-Toftby (M), 1,684 votes.

2006

Results of the 2006 general election held on 17 September 2006:[9]

PartyVotes per municipalityTotal Votes%Seats
Bolle
-bygd
BoråsMarkSvenl
-junga
Trane
-mo
Ulrice
-hamn
Con.Lev.Tot.
Swedish Social Democratic Party1,67621,9117,8512,0832,6124,29640,42935.69%303
Moderate Party1,39915,2974,1821,4641,5323,36427,23824.05%202
Centre Party4843,4952,4249921,2712,06010,7269.47%101
Christian Democrats4414,7351,5974674731,3809,0938.03%011
Liberal People's Party3424,3421,0933814177987,3736.51%000
Left Party2893,6651,3061572565606,2335.50%000
Green Party1822,5448191342225874,4883.96%000
Sweden Democrats1951,9465951772814063,6003.18%000
Swedish Senior Citizen Interest Party231,04813779483321,6671.47%000
Pirate Party305061443241758280.73%000
June List403591296228656830.60%000
Feminist Initiative50209862425494430.39%000
Health Care Party15107913924222980.26%000
National Socialist Front24011121570.05%000
Unity176125220.02%000
New Future095001150.01%000
People's Will073203150.01%000
National Democrats063111120.01%000
Freedom of the Justice Party04000260.01%000
Active Democracy21000140.00%000
The Communists02000130.00%000
Socialist Justice Party00200020.00%000
Tax Reformists02000020.00%000
Unique Party01100020.00%000
Classical Liberal Party00000110.00%000
Democratic Party of New Swedes00010010.00%000
Kvinnokraft01000010.00%000
Other parties0147035290.03%000
Valid Votes5,17160,25820,4926,0977,23814,015113,271100.00%617
Blank votes951,0374361411422932,1441.86%
Invalid votes0299325480.04%
Total Polled5,26661,32420,9376,2417,38214,313115,46382.23%
Registered Electors6,10875,05125,2797,8788,89817,202140,416
Turnout86.21%81.71%82.82%79.22%82.96%83.21%82.23%

The following candidates were elected:[10] Ann-Christin Ahlberg (S), 1,287 votes; Phia Andersson (S), 1,191 votes; Jan Ericson (M), 740 votes; Else-Marie Lindgren (KD), 756 votes; Hans Olsson (S), 455 votes; Ulf Sjösten (M), 2,726 votes; and Claes Västerteg (C), 643 votes.

2002

Results of the 2002 general election held on 15 September 2002:[11]

PartyVotes per municipalityTotal Votes%Seats
Bolle
-bygd
BoråsMarkSvenl
-junga
Trane
-mo
Ulrice
-hamn
Con.Lev.Tot.
Swedish Social Democratic Party1,78324,5128,3622,3103,0304,82544,82240.94%303
Moderate Party7968,8152,1708278821,72815,21813.90%101
Christian Democrats6676,7862,3607698492,11513,54612.37%101
Liberal People's Party5226,7531,8516266411,55811,95110.92%101
Centre Party3712,5102,0549181,1121,8258,7908.03%011
Left Party3364,7471,5882923598668,1887.48%000
Green Party2142,2217982002395524,2243.86%000
Sweden Democrats708762055465711,3411.23%000
Swedish Senior Citizen Interest Party77167432171861,0320.94%000
New Future998436011570.14%000
Unity03400070.01%000
The Communists04200060.01%000
Socialist Justice Party04000040.00%000
Socialist Party00400040.00%000
European Workers Party01200030.00%000
Other parties107942116281760.16%000
Valid Votes4,78558,12519,5596,0457,20013,755109,469100.00%617
Invalid votes841,0294281331522602,0861.87%
Total Polled4,86959,15419,9876,1787,35214,015111,55581.23%
Registered Electors5,77073,19824,5947,8568,85317,067137,338
Turnout84.38%80.81%81.27%78.64%83.05%82.12%81.23%

The following candidates were elected:[12] Berndt Ekholm (S), 922 votes; Anne-Marie Ekström (FP), 774 votes; Sonja Fransson (S), 1,555 votes; Arne Kjörnsberg (S), 3,055 votes; Else-Marie Lindgren (KD), 1,321 votes; Ulf Sjösten (M), 2,449 votes; and Claes Västerteg (C), 776 votes.

1998

Results of the 1998 general election held on 20 September 1998:[13][14]

PartyVotes per municipalityTotal Votes%Seats
Bolle
-bygd
BoråsMarkSvenl
-junga
Trane
-mo
Ulrice
-hamn
Con.Lev.Tot.
Swedish Social Democratic Party1,65421,2487,6772,1862,8054,22139,79136.24%303
Moderate Party1,13112,2203,3251,3021,3962,77022,14420.17%101
Christian Democrats7648,2972,9531,0441,0052,71216,77515.28%101
Left Party5167,4302,5245565191,17412,71911.58%101
Centre Party3232,2231,8207731,0241,6187,7817.09%000
Green Party2532,6828522383307245,0794.63%000
Liberal People's Party1372,3904822292565104,0043.65%000
Other parties9185523470502001,5001.37%000
Valid Votes4,86957,34519,8676,3987,38513,929109,793100.00%606
Invalid votes1031,3234771731993342,6092.32%
Total Polled4,97258,66820,3446,5717,58414,263112,40282.72%
Registered Electors5,75071,44124,5628,0988,97317,059135,883
Turnout86.47%82.12%82.83%81.14%84.52%83.61%82.72%

The following candidates were elected:[15] Lars Björkman (M), 2,310 votes; Berndt Ekholm (S), 1,253 votes; Kjell Eldensjö (KD), 320 votes; Sonja Fransson (S), 1,873 votes; Arne Kjörnsberg (S), 2,651 votes; and Jonas Ringqvist (V), 79 votes.

1994

Results of the 1994 general election held on 18 September 1994:[16][17]

PartyVotes per municipalityTotal Votes%Seats
Bolle
-bygd
BoråsMarkSvenl
-junga
Trane
-mo
Ulrice
-hamn
Con.Lev.Tot.
Swedish Social Democratic Party2,22529,62010,4572,8083,3625,28253,75445.59%303
Moderate Party1,20113,5893,7761,5281,6353,27325,00221.20%202
Centre Party5454,0652,8671,3021,4802,50412,76310.82%101
Liberal People's Party2694,1159454324581,0307,2496.15%000
Green Party2772,9859973533781,0396,0295.11%000
Left Party2543,4861,1932132255905,9615.06%000
Christian Democratic Unity2782,5391,0022963189395,3724.56%000
New Democracy6467718171861981,2771.08%000
Other parties32274992118675110.43%000
Valid Votes5,14561,35021,5177,0247,96014,922117,918100.00%606
Invalid votes749413641581602961,9931.66%
Total Polled5,21962,29121,8817,1828,12015,218119,91188.24%
Registered Electors5,78370,97524,5718,2849,04417,228135,885
Turnout90.25%87.76%89.05%86.70%89.78%88.33%88.24%

1991

Results of the 1991 general election held on 15 September 1991:[18][19]

PartyVotes per municipalityTotal Votes%Seats
BoråsMarkSvenl
-junga
Trane
-mo
Ulrice
-hamn
Con.Lev.Tot.
Swedish Social Democratic Party25,9018,6842,1532,8464,12643,71037.21%303
Moderate Party14,5543,6221,4621,5022,96924,10920.52%202
Centre Party4,7783,0571,4441,5132,71513,50711.50%101
Christian Democratic Unity6,2861,9106376761,88111,3909.70%101
Liberal People's Party5,8511,3395756101,2669,6418.21%011
New Democracy3,7661,3025034681,1357,1746.11%000
Left Party2,5337561221373173,8653.29%000
Green Party1,8105731891845033,2592.77%000
Other parties5951003226678200.70%000
Valid Votes66,07421,3437,1177,96214,979117,475100.00%718
Invalid votes1,0553771331502411,9561.64%
Total Polled67,12921,7207,2508,11215,220119,43188.49%
Registered Electors76,24124,3138,3009,01117,101134,966
Turnout88.05%89.33%87.35%90.02%89.00%88.49%

1988

Results of the 1988 general election held on 18 September 1988:[20][21]

PartyVotes per municipalityTotal Votes%Seats
BoråsMarkSvenl
-junga
Trane
-mo
Ulrice
-hamn
Con.Lev.Tot.
Swedish Social Democratic Party29,8279,6522,5103,2124,89150,09243.12%303
Moderate Party12,5603,0831,2871,2532,74020,92318.01%101
Centre Party6,5613,7071,7351,9543,47517,43215.01%101
Liberal People's Party7,9081,7557187661,82312,97011.16%101
Green Party3,2631,0663963638025,8905.07%000
Left Party – Communists3,0338771721932984,5733.94%000
Christian Democratic Unity2,4746772221856394,1973.61%000
Other parties55122423960.08%000
Valid Votes65,68120,8297,0427,93014,691116,173100.00%606
Invalid votes57621277961591,1200.95%
Total Polled66,25721,0417,1198,02614,850117,29387.98%
Registered Electors75,64023,7138,1808,91616,873133,322
Turnout87.60%88.73%87.03%90.02%88.01%87.98%

1985

Results of the 1985 general election held on 15 September 1985:[22][23]

PartyVotes per municipalityTotal Votes%Seats
BoråsMarkSvenl
-junga
Trane
-mo
Ulrice
-hamn
Con.Lev.Tot.
Swedish Social Democratic Party30,0529,8982,4263,2794,80350,45842.02%303
Moderate Party15,4773,9411,7291,5473,44626,14021.77%202
Centre Party8,0154,2861,9462,1004,12720,47417.05%101
Liberal People's Party10,3832,2569589922,24916,83814.02%101
Left Party – Communists3,0318131461573284,4753.73%000
Green Party694235113752491,3661.14%000
Other parties247291111273250.27%000
Valid Votes67,89921,4587,3298,16115,229120,076100.00%707
Invalid votes47315675831319180.76%
Total Polled68,37221,6147,4048,24415,360120,99491.50%
Registered Electors75,03923,4498,1218,90316,715132,227
Turnout91.12%92.17%91.17%92.60%91.89%91.50%

1982

Results of the 1982 general election held on 19 September 1982:[24][25]

PartyVotes per municipalityTotal Votes%Seats
BoråsMarkSvenl
-junga
Trane
-mo
Ulrice
-hamn
Con.Lev.Tot.
Swedish Social Democratic Party30,6459,6892,4633,2554,72050,77242.18%303
Moderate Party18,2584,3811,9851,7363,95830,31825.19%202
Centre Party9,7774,9132,2342,3794,43823,74119.72%202
Liberal People's Party4,0828333394081,1256,7875.64%000
Left Party – Communists3,1648501471492924,6023.82%000
Christian Democratic Unity1,2333671361194842,3391.94%000
Green Party973292871022481,7021.41%000
K-Party253000280.02%000
Other parties47129316870.07%000
Valid Votes68,20421,3407,4008,15115,281120,376100.00%707
Invalid votes55015666981039730.80%
Total Polled68,75421,4967,4668,24915,384121,34992.89%
Registered Electors74,31822,9818,0668,79016,480130,635
Turnout92.51%93.54%92.56%93.85%93.35%92.89%

1979

Results of the 1979 general election held on 16 September 1979:[26][27]

PartyVotes per municipalityTotal Votes%Seats
BoråsMarkSvenl
-junga
Trane
-mo
Ulrice
-hamn
Con.Lev.Tot.
Swedish Social Democratic Party28,7879,1772,2493,0654,28247,56040.02%303
Centre Party11,2555,4502,4542,6204,89326,67222.44%202
Moderate Party15,9593,9011,6651,4043,49026,41922.23%202
Liberal People's Party7,4441,3555636701,76011,7929.92%011
Left Party – Communists2,9248561001662984,3443.66%000
Christian Democratic Unity930256125863221,7191.45%000
Communist Party of Sweden406024520.04%000
Workers' Party – The Communists370000370.03%000
Other parties15415819432390.20%000
Valid Votes67,53021,0167,1648,03215,092118,834100.00%718
Invalid votes217933128424110.34%
Total Polled67,74721,1097,1958,06015,134119,24592.49%
Registered Electors73,79522,5667,7538,55316,256128,923
Turnout91.80%93.54%92.80%94.24%93.10%92.49%

1976

Results of the 1976 general election held on 19 September 1976:[28][29]

PartyVotes per municipalityTotal Votes%Seats
BoråsMarkSvenl
-junga
Trane
-mo
Ulrice
-hamn
Con.Lev.Tot.
Swedish Social Democratic Party28,2748,8572,1872,8753,98146,17438.94%303
Centre Party15,6976,3932,8132,9595,87233,73428.45%202
Moderate Party13,5783,3041,4031,1553,02722,46718.95%112
People's Party7,1891,1804686531,68411,1749.42%101
Left Party – Communists2,431648651011993,4442.90%000
Christian Democratic Unity79420090842631,4311.21%000
Communist Party of Sweden113621101320.11%000
Other parties310000310.03%000
Valid Votes68,10720,5887,0287,82815,036118,587100.00%718
Invalid votes14339821262370.20%
Total Polled68,25020,6277,0367,84915,062118,82493.55%
Registered Electors73,34121,8587,5138,26516,034127,011
Turnout93.06%94.37%93.65%94.97%93.94%93.55%

1973

Results of the 1973 general election held on 16 September 1973:[30][31]

PartyVotes per municipalityTotal Votes%Seats
BoråsMarkSvenl
-junga
Trane
-mo
Ulrice
-hamn
Con.Lev.Tot.
Swedish Social Democratic Party27,6498,4802,0402,6703,90244,74139.44%303
Centre Party15,7565,9252,6972,9035,59332,87428.98%202
Moderate Party12,8503,2751,2881,0992,87321,38518.85%202
People's Party5,4707963705421,4338,6117.59%000
Left Party – Communists2,70869852921583,7083.27%000
Christian Democratic Unity1,04625295533361,7821.57%000
Communist League Marxist–Leninists (the revolutionaries)1472317181960.17%000
Communist Party of Sweden114120041300.11%000
Other parties182102230.02%000
Valid Votes65,75819,4636,5447,36614,319113,450100.00%707
Invalid votes611545161010.09%
Total Polled65,81919,4786,5487,37114,335113,55193.04%
Registered Electors71,12820,7717,0287,77115,346122,044
Turnout92.54%93.77%93.17%94.85%93.41%93.04%

1970

Results of the 1970 general election held on 20 September 1970:[32][33]

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Party
Swedish Social Democratic Party
Centre Party
Moderate Party
People's Party
Left Party – Communists
Christian Democratic Unity
Communist League Marxists-Leninists
Other parties
Valid Votes
Invalid votes
Total Polled
Postal Votes
Total Polled
Registered Electors
Turnout
Votes per municipalityTotal
Votes
%Seats
Åsun
-den
Bolle
-bygd
BoråsDalsjö
-fors
Dals
-torp
Fri
-stad
Höke
-rum
MarkRed
-väg
Sand
-hult
Svenl
-junga
Trane
-mo
Ulrice
-hamn
Viska
-fors
Postal
Votes
Con.Lev.Tot.
8731,17617,9122,1195089962817,8416051,2861,8691,9701,8161,8413,55644,64939.91%303
1,1808225,5431,4179271,1408714,8561,7951,0892,2301,4849838001,93327,07024.20%202
4916376,1687982917635112,7757096861,1926337912653,24219,95217.83%101
3153106,2315662044901951,2706805365094619431572,41615,28313.66%101
11541,7307516982056317111376040892943,2152.87%000
31323569073823196175385919114101881,3761.23%000
031987030202921172673310.30%000
00000000000000110.00%000
2,9013,03438,1385,0721,9533,5281,90117,5213,9833,7555,8984,6284,7043,16411,697111,877100.00%707
44218100210530038870.08%
2,9053,03838,1595,0801,9543,5281,90117,5233,9843,7555,9034,6314,7043,16411,735111,964
2172096,328291167424881,318289394445420746335-11,735-64
3,1223,24744,4875,3712,1213,9521,98918,8414,2734,1496,3485,0515,4503,4990111,90091.05%
3,3523,56149,6185,7552,2534,2792,13720,4734,6614,4977,0405,4756,0973,708122,906
93.14%91.18%89.66%93.33%94.14%92.36%93.07%92.03%91.68%92.26%90.17%92.26%89.39%94.36%91.05%


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