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Results of the 26 May 2019 European elections

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Trend European Number of Percentage of Number of Political parties      compared  affiliation votes votes seats with 2014

Swedish Social S&D 974589 23.48% 5 ↓ Democratic Party

Moderate Party EPP 698770 16.83% 4 ↑

Sweden Democrats ECR 636877 15.34 % 3 ↑

Green Party Greens/EFA 478258 11.52 % 2 ↓

Centre Party Renew Europe 447641 10.78 % 2 ↑

Christian Democrats EPP 357856 8.62 % 2 ↑

Left Party GUE/NGL 282300 6.80 % 1 ↑

The Liberals Renew Europe 171419 4.13 % 1 ↓

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List of MEPs

Tomas Tobé Moderate Party EPP

Jörgen Warborn Moderate Party EPP

Jessica Polfjärd Moderate Party EPP

Arba Kokalari Moderate Party EPP

Sara Skyttedal Christian Democrats EPP

David Lega Christian Democrats EPP

Heléne Fritzon Swedish Social Democratic Party S&D

Johan Danielsson Swedish Social Democratic Party S&D

Jytte Guteland Swedish Social Democratic Party S&D

Erik Bergkvist Swedish Social Democratic Party S&D

Evin Incir Swedish Social Democratic Party S&D

Fredrick Federley Centre Party Renew Europe

Abir Al-Sahlani Centre Party Renew Europe

Karin Karlsbro The Liberals Renew Europe

Pär Holmgren Green Party Greens/EFA

Alice Bah Kuhnke Green Party Greens/EFA

Peter Lundgren Sweden Democrats ECR

Jessica Stegrud Sweden Democrats ECR

Charlie Weimers Sweden Democrats ECR

Malin Björk Left Party GUE/NGL

Lists for the elections on 26 May 2019 European Leading Name of party Translation Website Programme affiliation candidate

Moderata Moderate Party EPP Tomas Tobé moderat.se Programme Samlingspartiet

Kristdemokraterna Christian Democrats EPP Sara Skyttedal kristdemokraterna.se Programme

Arbetarepartiet- Swedish Social S&D Heléne Fritzon socialdemokraterna.se Programme Socialdemokraterna SAP Democratic Party

Feministiskt initiativ Feminist Initiative S&D Soraya Post feministisktinitiativ.se Programme

Sverigedemokraterna Sweden Democrats ECR Peter Lundgren sd.se Programme (SD)

Liberalerna The Liberals ALDE Karin Karlsbro liberalerna.se Programme

Centerpartiet Centre Party ALDE Fredrick Federley centerpartiet.se Programme

Vänsterpartiet Left Party GUE/NGL Malin Björk vansterpartiet.se Programme

Miljöpartiet de gröna Green Party Greens/EFA Alice Bah Kuhnke mp.se Programme

Volt Volt / Michael Holz volt.se Programme

Alternativ för Sverige Alternative for Sweden / Gustav utur.se Programme Kasselstrand

Basinkomstpartiet Party for the basic / Jan Jäger basinkomstpartiet.se income

Common Sense in / Erik Steen Sweden

Direktdemokraterna Direct Democracy / Thomas Larsson direktdemokraterna.se

Djurens parti Animalist Party / Therese Ericsson djurensparti.se Programme

Europeiska European Workers / Kjell Lundqvist larouche.se Arbetarpartiet Party

Klassiskt liberala partiet Classic Liberal Party / Henrik liberalapartiet.se Programme Alexandersson

Kristna Värdepartiet The Party of Christian / Patrik Tikkanen kristnavardepartiet.se Programme Values

Kustkult / Johan Magnus von Malmborg

Landsbygdspartiet Independent Rural / Claes Littorin landsbygdspartiet.se Oberoende Party

Medborgerlig Samling Citizens Coalition / Fredrik Sander medborgerliksamling.se Programme

NY REFORM / Maryam Barkadehi

Partiet Vändpunkt Party of the turning / Kitty Ehn partietvandpunkt.se Programme point

Piratpartiet Pirate Party / Mattias piratpartiet.se Programme Bjärnemalm

Skånepartiet Party Scania / Carl P Herslow skanepartiet.se

Solens Frihetsparti Party of the Sun's / Aldo Colliander solensfrihetsparti.se Freedom

Sveriges Kommunistiska Swedish Communist / Lars Lundberg skp.se Programme Parti Party

Sverige ut ur Sweden out of the EU/ / Valentin Ernesto EU/Frihetliga Party of the freedom Cueto Toro Rättvisepartiet

Vi Socialkonservativa We, Social / Rickard Wall Conservatives

Valsamverkanspartiet / Martin Gustavsson

Electoral Procedures > Election Dates : 26 May 2019 > Number of MEPs: 21 > At what age can one vote? 18 years > At what age can one be elected? 18 Years > Who can vote? Swedish citizens having voting rights for national elections and European citizens living in Sweden.

Electoral rules > Voting method : Représentation proportionnelle (vote préférentiel) > Means for attributing seats : Sainte Lagüe Method > Can candidates be chosen from a list? Yes

Institutions and political situation Constitutional monarchy, parliamentary democracy – Head of State : Charles Gustave XVI – Prime Minister : Stefan Löfven

Economy > Currency : Swedish crown (exchange rate on June 2018 : 1€ = 10.271 SEK) > GDP : 445 910 millions € (2017) > GDP per capita (PPS) : 32 200 € (2012) > GDP Growth : 2,3% (2017) > Unemployment: 6,4% (August 2018, data adjusted to seasonal variations) > Inflation : 2.5 % (September 2018, annual inflation rate) > Public Debt: 38.2% of the GDP (Q2 2018)

Geography and population – Surface Area : 450 295 km² (source : The CIA World Factbook) – 10.1 million inhabitants (Eurostat, 1st January 2018)

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