2014 Swedish local elections

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Local elections were held in Sweden on 14 September 2014 to elect county councils and municipal councils. The elections were held alongside general elections.

Results

County councils

The total number of seats increased nationwide to 1,678, up from 1,662 in the 2010 elections.


Party		Votes	%	Seats	+/–
	Swedish Social Democratic Party	2,020,476	32.90	603	–6
	Moderate Party	1,321,172	21.51	339	–79
	Sweden Democrats	561,611	9.14	161	+93
	Green Party	442,760	7.21	106	+3
	Left Party	434,992	7.08	121	+23
	Centre Party	387,555	6.31	125	+4
	Liberal People's Party	385,999	6.28	96	–21
	Christian Democrats	317,270	5.17	85	+3
	Feminist Initiative	66,600	1.08	0	0
	Norrbottens Health Care Party	41,702	0.68	19	+6
	Pirate Party	21,322	0.35	0	0
	Vård för pengarna	20,243	0.33	8	+8
	Vårdpartiet i Skåne	16,285	0.27	0	0
	Gävleborg Health Care Party	14,327	0.23	6	+2
	Vägvalet	11,453	0.19	0	0
	Health Care Party in Värmland	11,381	0.19	5	0
	Swedish Senior Citizen Interest Party	9,849	0.16	0	0
	Dalarnas Health Care Party	8,265	0.13	4	+1
	Västra Götaland Health Care Party	7,006	0.11	0	0
	Other parties	41,717	0.68	0	–14
Total		6,141,985	100.00	1,678	+16

Valid votes		6,141,985	98.33
Invalid/blank votes		104,605	1.67
Total votes		6,246,590	100.00

Municipal elections


Party		Votes	%	Seats	+/–
	Swedish Social Democratic Party	1,947,473	31.23	4,364	−229
	Moderate Party	1,343,586	21.55	2,435	−561
	Centre Party	489,381	7.85	1,411	+12
	Sweden Democrats	581,476	9.33	1,324	+712
	Left Party	401,531	6.44	750	+47
	Green Party	483,529	7.76	732	+46
	Liberal People's Party	408,175	6.55	710	−204
	Christian Democrats	248,070	3.98	515	−76
	Feminist Initiative	76,646	1.23	26	+22
	Other parties	255,143	4.09	513	−1
Total		6,235,010	100.00	12,780	–208

Valid votes		6,235,010	98.73
Invalid/blank votes		80,380	1.27
Total votes		6,315,390	100.00

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