Politicalverse indicators
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Track changes in counted 2026 votes and compare with earlier elections. Every indicator explains its definition and the data it uses.
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2026 compared with 2022
Final election result · 6,626/6,626 districts
Calculated from counted votes. Largest changes refer to the eight parliamentary parties. The 2026 count is compared with the source’s full 2022 baseline. Net volatility describes changes in party support, not individual voters switching parties. Results may change as counting continues.
Historical indicators · 2022 versus 2018
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National swing
5.76 ppTotal vote-share movement, 2018–2022PV-02DERIVED · v1.0.0
Electoral momentum
SD +3.01 ppLargest national gain in 2022PV-03DERIVED · v2.0.0
Geographic breadth
SD 289/290Municipalities with a higher vote share, 2018–2022PV-04DERIVED · v1.0.0
Turnout trend
-2.97 pp84.21% turnout in 2022National swing
Half the sum of absolute party vote-share changes across the eight parliamentary parties and Other.
Electoral momentum
The largest percentage-point gain between the final 2018 and 2022 national results.
Geographic breadth
Counts comparable municipalities where each party's final Riksdag vote share increased from 2018 to 2022, without weighting municipalities by population. The displayed party improved in the most municipalities.
Turnout trend
Percentage-point change in final national turnout between the 2018 and 2022 Riksdag elections.
Effective number of parties
Inverse Herfindahl index using national vote shares. A higher value means votes are distributed across more parties.
Top-two vote share
The combined final vote share of the two largest parties in the 2022 Riksdag election.