The 2003 euro referendum

Huddinge

Advisory

September 14, 2003

Yes received the most votes, ‎51.9 %‎. Turnout was ‎80.2 %‎.

Question on the ballot
”Anser du att Sverige skall införa euron som valuta?”

Do you think that Sweden should introduce the euro as its currency?

Result

OptionVotesShare
Yes26,947‎51.9 %‎
No23,894‎46.1 %‎
Blank1,044‎2.0 %‎
Turnout
‎80.2 %‎
Eligible voters
64,735
Valid votes
51,885
Invalid votes
20

Shares are calculated on valid votes including blank ballots, as in the official statistics.

Map

Colour shows the largest option, and a stronger colour means a larger share. Click an area to see its result.

HuddingeYes ‎51.9 %‎

By voting district

Voting districtYesNoBlankTurnout
Flemingsberg 1‎55.0 %‎‎42.6 %‎‎2.3 %‎‎76.3 %‎
Flemingsberg 2‎50.9 %‎‎47.5 %‎‎1.5 %‎‎59.3 %‎
Flemingsberg 3‎46.9 %‎‎51.3 %‎‎1.8 %‎‎54.2 %‎
Flemingsberg 4‎51.3 %‎‎47.4 %‎‎1.3 %‎‎60.2 %‎
Flemingsberg 5‎43.2 %‎‎54.0 %‎‎2.8 %‎‎74.7 %‎
Flemingsberg 6‎44.5 %‎‎53.8 %‎‎1.8 %‎‎67.6 %‎
Huddinge 1‎57.1 %‎‎40.7 %‎‎2.2 %‎‎87.0 %‎
Huddinge 10‎43.2 %‎‎54.0 %‎‎2.8 %‎‎78.5 %‎
Huddinge 11‎45.0 %‎‎52.5 %‎‎2.4 %‎‎79.0 %‎
Huddinge 12‎40.8 %‎‎58.0 %‎‎1.3 %‎‎77.8 %‎
Huddinge 13‎53.6 %‎‎43.7 %‎‎2.7 %‎‎88.7 %‎
Huddinge 14‎47.5 %‎‎50.4 %‎‎2.1 %‎‎78.0 %‎
Huddinge 15‎56.8 %‎‎40.6 %‎‎2.6 %‎‎85.5 %‎
Huddinge 16‎55.7 %‎‎42.2 %‎‎2.1 %‎‎91.5 %‎
Huddinge 17‎46.8 %‎‎51.6 %‎‎1.6 %‎‎84.4 %‎
Huddinge 18‎51.9 %‎‎45.7 %‎‎2.4 %‎‎78.1 %‎
Huddinge 19‎53.3 %‎‎43.6 %‎‎3.1 %‎‎89.4 %‎
Huddinge 2‎61.5 %‎‎36.1 %‎‎2.4 %‎‎88.8 %‎
Huddinge 20‎54.4 %‎‎42.7 %‎‎2.9 %‎‎88.4 %‎
Huddinge 3‎53.6 %‎‎43.8 %‎‎2.6 %‎‎88.1 %‎
Huddinge 4‎57.4 %‎‎40.3 %‎‎2.4 %‎‎88.6 %‎
Huddinge 5‎55.9 %‎‎42.0 %‎‎2.1 %‎‎83.6 %‎
Huddinge 6‎55.7 %‎‎42.5 %‎‎1.9 %‎‎86.3 %‎
Huddinge 7‎51.0 %‎‎46.7 %‎‎2.4 %‎‎89.1 %‎
Huddinge 8‎54.8 %‎‎43.1 %‎‎2.1 %‎‎83.7 %‎
Huddinge 9‎56.4 %‎‎42.4 %‎‎1.3 %‎‎88.7 %‎
S:t Mikael 1‎61.0 %‎‎37.0 %‎‎2.0 %‎‎82.5 %‎
S:t Mikael 10‎60.9 %‎‎37.3 %‎‎1.8 %‎‎88.2 %‎
S:t Mikael 11‎59.4 %‎‎39.4 %‎‎1.1 %‎‎81.8 %‎
S:t Mikael 2‎61.9 %‎‎34.9 %‎‎3.2 %‎‎88.8 %‎
S:t Mikael 3‎57.1 %‎‎41.7 %‎‎1.2 %‎‎87.6 %‎
S:t Mikael 4‎42.5 %‎‎55.9 %‎‎1.6 %‎‎59.3 %‎
S:t Mikael 5‎42.3 %‎‎56.1 %‎‎1.6 %‎‎60.3 %‎
S:t Mikael 6‎44.0 %‎‎54.3 %‎‎1.7 %‎‎59.6 %‎
S:t Mikael 7‎41.5 %‎‎56.8 %‎‎1.7 %‎‎69.1 %‎
S:t Mikael 8‎55.2 %‎‎43.4 %‎‎1.3 %‎‎74.3 %‎
S:t Mikael 9‎55.1 %‎‎42.3 %‎‎2.6 %‎‎89.0 %‎
Trångsund 1‎50.4 %‎‎47.4 %‎‎2.2 %‎‎83.0 %‎
Trångsund 10‎50.3 %‎‎48.2 %‎‎1.5 %‎‎80.5 %‎
Trångsund 11‎55.2 %‎‎43.7 %‎‎1.1 %‎‎82.5 %‎
Trångsund 2‎43.3 %‎‎54.8 %‎‎1.9 %‎‎78.4 %‎
Trångsund 3‎41.4 %‎‎56.6 %‎‎2.0 %‎‎78.8 %‎
Trångsund 4‎62.5 %‎‎35.6 %‎‎1.9 %‎‎86.1 %‎
Trångsund 5‎44.3 %‎‎53.9 %‎‎1.8 %‎‎76.9 %‎
Trångsund 6‎40.2 %‎‎57.6 %‎‎2.1 %‎‎66.2 %‎
Trångsund 7‎53.1 %‎‎45.5 %‎‎1.5 %‎‎73.0 %‎
Trångsund 8‎44.5 %‎‎52.8 %‎‎2.7 %‎‎80.1 %‎
Trångsund 9‎47.5 %‎‎50.7 %‎‎1.8 %‎‎81.0 %‎
Uppsamlingsdistrikt‎59.2 %‎‎38.5 %‎‎2.3 %‎–

The collection district holds votes counted for the municipality but not per voting district, such as late postal votes. It therefore has no eligible voters or turnout.

About the referendum

The question was whether Sweden should join the common currency. Yes received the most votes only in Stockholm and Skåne counties, and Sweden kept the krona. Foreign Minister Anna Lindh, one of the leading voices for Yes, was murdered in the week of the vote.

All Swedish national referendums have been advisory. Parliament is not bound by the outcome.

Source: Swedish National Data Service (SND), Svenska valdata, with data from Statistics Sweden. The national figures match Statistics Sweden's official results exactly.