Election to the Swedish Parliament in 1994

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(in %)
 %
50
40
30th
20th
10
0
45.25
22.38
7.65
7.19
6.16
5.02
4.07
1.24
1.03
FP
Otherwise.
Gains and losses
compared to 1991
 % p
   8th
   6th
   4th
   2
   0
  -2
  -4
  -6
+7.54
+0.46
-0.85
-1.93
+1.65
+1.64
-3.07
-5.49
+0.05
FP
Otherwise.
22nd
161
18th
27
26th
15th
80
22nd 161 18th 27 26th 15th 80 
A total of 349 seats
  • V : 22
  • S : 161
  • MP : 18
  • C : 27
  • FP : 26
  • KD : 15
  • M : 80

The election to the Swedish Parliament in 1994 took place on 18 September 1994th

Election result

Result of the election to the Swedish Parliament in 1994
Political party Chairman be right Seats
number % +/- number +/-
Swedish Social Democratic Labor Party (S) Ingvar Carlsson 2,513,905 45.25 +7.54 161 +23
Moderate gathering party (M) Carl Bildt 1,243,253 22.38 +0.46 80 -
Center Party (C) Olof Johansson 425.153 7.65 −0.85 27 −4
People's Party The Liberals (FP) Bengt Westerberg 399,556 7.19 −1.93 26th −7
Left Party (V) Gudrun Schyman 342,988 6.16 +1.65 22nd +6
Environment party The Greens (MP) Marianne Samuelsson and Birger Schlaug 279.042 5.02 +1.64 18th +18
Christian Democrats (KD) Alf Svensson 225,974 4.07 −3.07 15th −11
New Democracy (ND) Vivianne Franzén 68,663 1.24 −5.49 - −25
Others 57.006 1.03 - - -
total 5,555,540 100.00 349
Eligible voters 6,496,365
voter turnout 86.82%
Votes cast 5,640,393
Invalid votes 84,853
Source:

Government formation

The bourgeois minority government under Carl Bildt lost its relative majority in relation to the revitalized Social Democrats. The New Democrats left the Reichstag after one legislative period, the Greens succeeded in re-entering. The Social Democrats, supported by the Left Party, formed a minority government with Ingvar Carlsson as Prime Minister . In 1996 Carlsson handed over his office to the previous Finance Minister Göran Persson .

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See also

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ a b Official result of the election to the Swedish Parliament in 1994 Statistiska centralbyrån , PDF document (Swedish)