I don't know.  

Looking at the regional numbers it appears all areas of the country are coming in at about the same rate.  The laggard at 79% is Gotenborg, but I've got no clue what that implies/means.


She believed in nothing; only her skepticism kept her from being an atheist. -- Jean-Paul Sartre

Malmo is now behind in the count.  I'm thinking that is a Swedish Democrat "stronghold" and, because of the immigrant population there, could boost the Social Democrats as well.

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But I really can't say, for sure.


She believed in nothing; only her skepticism kept her from being an atheist. -- Jean-Paul Sartre

This tells us something about the sociology/distribution of the Green vote. I guess it's the big cities that report first; their vote rises as the smaller towns and country districts are counted... does that sound right?

It's the other way around. Rural districts are generally smaller (in terms of votes) in Sweden, and so tend to report first. What this seems to indicate is that the Greens are an urban party, which is entirely unsurprising.

- Jake

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