Election to the Swedish Parliament in 1991

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← 1988Election to the Swedish Parliament in 19911994 →
(in %)
 %
40
30th
20th
10
0
37.71
21.92
9.12
8.50
7.14
6.73
4.51
3.38
0.98
Otherwise.
Gains and losses
compared to 1988
 % p
   8th
   6th
   4th
   2
   0
  -2
  -4
  -6
-5.50
+3.62
-3.08
-2.80
+4.20
+6.73
-1.33
-2.15
+0.29
Otherwise.
16
138
31
33
26th
80
25th
16 138 31 33 26th 80 25th 
A total of 349 seats
  • V : 16
  • S : 138
  • C : 31
  • FP : 33
  • KD : 26
  • M : 80
  • ND : 25

The election to the Swedish Parliament in 1991 took place on September 15 1991st

Election result

Result of the election to the Swedish parliament in 1991
Political party Chairman be right Seats
number % +/- number +/-
Swedish Social Democratic Labor Party (S) Ingvar Carlsson 2,062,761 37.71 −5.50 138 −18
Moderate gathering party (M) Carl Bildt 1,199,394 21.92 +3.62 80 +14
People's Party The Liberals (FP) Bengt Westerberg 499.356 9.12 −3.08 33 −11
Center Party (C) Olof Johansson 465.175 8.50 −2.80 31 −11
Christian Democrats (KD) Alf Svensson 390.351 7.14 +4.20 26th +26
New Democracy (ND) Ian Constable 368.281 6.73 +6.73 25th +25
Left Party (V) Lars Werner 246.905 4.51 −1.33 16 −5
Environment party The Greens (MP) Jan Axelsson and Margareta Gisselberg 185.051 3.38 −2.15 - −20
Others 53,487 0.98 - - -
total 5,470,761 100.00 349
Eligible voters 6,413,407
voter turnout 86.70%
Votes cast 5,562,920
Invalid votes 92.159
Source:

After the election

The four center-right parties together had 171 seats in the Reichstag, the two left parties together had 154. 175 votes were required for a majority. The Ny Demokrati party, founded on February 4, 1991, had 25 seats. She abstained in the election of the Prime Minister and thus made possible the election of Carl Bildt . This formed a minority government .
The legislative period from 1991 to 1994 was the last three-year legislative period; since then the Reichstag has been elected for a four-year term (Chapter 3 § 3 of the Constitution of Sweden ).

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Individual evidence

  1. ↑ a b Official result of the election to the Swedish Parliament in 1991 Statistiska centralbyrån , PDF (Swedish)
  2. ^ Governments of Sweden since 1971