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Vänsterpartiet

V · Party code: 0005

Former names: Sveriges socialdemokratiska vänsterparti (1917–1920), Sveriges kommunistiska parti (1921–1928), Sveriges kommunistiska parti (sektion av Komintern) (1932–1936), Sveriges kommunistiska parti (1940–1964), and Vänsterpartiet kommunisterna (1968–1970).

Parliamentary election 2002

Vänsterpartiet received 8.39% (444,854 votes) and 30 seats.

In the previous election: 12.00%.

The best result 1917–2026 was 1998 with 12.00% and 43 seats. The weakest was 1932 with 2.98% and 2 seats. In parliament since 1917.

See the full Parliamentary election 2002

Strongest in Parliamentary election 2002

Vänsterpartiet had its highest share in Pajala (19.51%) in the 2002 parliamentary election.

Colour shows the party's share. Hover or click an area.

Results by area

Every county, municipality or district. Search by name, sort the columns, and compare with the party's result in the whole election.

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1Pajala · Norrbotten19.51%857+11.1-10.6
2Malå · Västerbotten17.33%381+8.9-5.8
3Norberg · Västmanland17.23%601+8.8-8.0
4Gällivare · Norrbotten16.61%1,907+8.2-16.9
5Hofors · Gävleborg15.39%922+7.0-5.9
6Söderhamn · Gävleborg15.01%2,451+6.6-3.8
7Älvsbyn · Norrbotten14.97%841+6.6-12.2
8Arjeplog · Norrbotten14.84%294+6.5-9.8
9Kiruna · Norrbotten14.84%2,034+6.4-12.4
10Arvidsjaur · Norrbotten14.51%642+6.1-10.1
11Hagfors · Värmland13.70%1,180+5.3-7.0
12Norsjö · Västerbotten13.68%390+5.3-4.5
13Fagersta · Västmanland13.66%997+5.3-5.2
14Jokkmokk · Norrbotten13.52%479+5.1-14.4
15Ockelbo · Gävleborg13.41%481+5.0-8.1
16Strömsund · Jämtland13.35%1,102+5.0-4.4
17Degerfors · Örebro13.34%866+5.0-4.4
18Ludvika · Dalarna13.20%2,049+4.8-7.6
19Överkalix · Norrbotten13.07%342+4.7-7.9
20Ljusdal · Gävleborg12.94%1,432+4.5-6.1
21Skinnskatteberg · Västmanland12.87%348+4.5-4.9
22Övertorneå · Norrbotten12.84%376+4.4-9.1
23Umeå · Västerbotten12.64%8,122+4.3-4.0
24Kramfors · Västernorrland12.58%1,637+4.2-2.9
25Timrå · Västernorrland12.49%1,343+4.1-6.6

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Vänsterpartiet: 8.39% · Parliamentary election 2002 | Valhistorik