European elections in Sweden 2009

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The map shows the majority ratios according to European parties and municipalities:
  • Majority for the S&D
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  • Majority for the ALDE
  • Majority for the Greens / EFA

    • The European elections in Sweden took place on June 7, 2009. It was part of the European elections taking place across the European Union in 2009 , with Sweden having 18 of 736 members of the European Parliament . According to the Nice Treaty , this was one MEP less than in the previous European elections in 2004 . After the Treaty of Lisbon came into force on December 1, 2009, two more Swedish MEPs were elected to parliament.

    Election mode

    The elections took place according to proportional representation , with all of Sweden forming a single constituency. As with the elections to the Swedish parliament , there was a 4% threshold clause .

    Results

    The final result of the election was announced on June 11, 2009 by the Swedish electoral authority Valmyndigheten . As in the 2004 European elections, the strongest party was the Socialdemokraterna, ahead of the conservative Moderaterna , each of which was able to keep its number of seats. The main winners of the election were the green Miljöpartiet and above all the Piratpartiet , which won 7.13% of the vote and a seat in parliament from scratch. In addition to the left-wing Vänsterpartiet , the loser was primarily the Eurosceptic Junilistan , which lost all three parliamentary seats.

    The turnout was 45.5%, higher than in the 2004 European elections (37.9%), but significantly lower than in the last election to the Swedish Parliament in 2006 (82.0%).

    Party or coalition European party fraction be right +/- percent +/- Mandates +/-
    Socialdemokraterna European Social Democratic Party S&D 773513 +156550 24.41% -0.15% 5 (6) ± 0 (+1)
    Moderaterna European People's Party EPP 596710 +138312 18.83% +0.58% 4th ± 0
    Folkpartiet liberalerna European Liberal, Democratic and Reform Party ALDE 430385 +182635 13.58% + 3.72% 3 +1
    Miljöpartiet European Green Party Greens / EFA 349114 +199511 11.02% +5.06% 2 +1
    Pirate party Non-party Greens / EFA 225915 +225915 7.13% + 7.13% 1 (2) +1 (+2)
    Vänsterpartiet Non-party GUE / NGL 179182 -142162 5.66% -7.14% 1 -1
    Centerpartiet European Liberal, Democratic and Reform Party ALDE 173414 +16156 5.47% -0.79% 1 ± 0
    Kristdemokraterna European People's Party EPP 148141 +5437 4.68% -1.01% 1 ± 0
    Junilistan EU Democrats 112355 -251117 3.55% -10.92% 0 -3
    Sverigedemokraterna Non-party 103584 +75281 3.27% + 2.14% 0 ± 0
    Feminist initiative Non-party 70434 +70434 2.22% + 2.22% 0 ± 0
    Other parties 5799 -20475 0.18% -0.86% 0 ± 0
    Valid votes 3168546 +656477 98.17% -0.86% 18th -1
    Invalid / blank ballot papers 59015 -13380 1.83% + 0.86% 0 ± 0
    total 3227561 +643097 45.53% +7.68% 18 (20) -1 (+1)

    Individual evidence

    1. ↑ Val till Europaparlamentet - Roaster ( Swedish ) Valmyndigheten . June 11, 2009. Archived from the original on August 12, 2010. Info: The archive link was automatically inserted and not yet checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. Retrieved June 11, 2009. @1@ 2Template: Webachiv / IABot / www.val.se
    2. ↑ a b In brackets the number of mandates after the entry into force of the Lisbon Treaty.

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