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Who can vote in the 2026 Swedish election?
Swedish voters will go to the polls on September 13th to cast their vote in three elections: national, regional and local. But who's eligible to vote?
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Swedish voters will go to the polls on September 13th to cast their vote in three elections: national, regional and local. But who's eligible to vote?
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While voter turnout among foreign-born Swedes is declining, political parties are getting less money to reach this group as well as others with low participation in elections. Culture Minister Parisa Liljestrand tells Radio Sweden that parties will have to make do with the funding they get. Meanwhile a number of opposition parties are critical: "It's unfortunate," says the Left Party's party secretary Maria Forsberg.
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