Gävleborg County (Riksdag constituency)

Gävleborg County is one of the 29 multi-member constituencies of the Riksdag, the national legislature of Sweden. The constituency was established in 1970 when the Riksdag changed from a bicameral legislature to a unicameral legislature. It is conterminous with the county of Gävleborg.

Gävleborg County
Constituency for the Riksdag
Location of Gävleborg County within Sweden
County	Gävleborg
Population	287,382 (2019)[1]
Electorate	217,235 (2018)
Current constituency
Created	1970
Seats	List 13 (1970–1982) 12 (1982–1985) 13 (1985–1988) 12 (1988–1991) 13 (1991–1994) 12 (1994–2002) 11 (2002–2010) 12 (2010–2014) 11 (2014–2018) 9 (2018–present)
Member of the Riksdag[2]	List      Ulla Andersson (V)      Lars Beckman (M)      Roger Hedlund (SD)      Anders W. Jonsson (C)      Åsa Lindestam (S)      Elin Lundgren (S)      Patrik Lundqvist (S)      Thomas Morell (SD)      Viktor Wärnick (M)
Regional council	Gävleborg Regional Council

Gävleborg County currently elects nine of the 349 members of the Riksdag using the modified Sainte-Laguë method open party-list proportional representation electoral system. At the 2018 general election the constituency had 217,235 registered electors.

Election results

Summary

Election	Centre C			Christian Democrats KD/KDS			Greens MP			Left V/VPK			Liberals L/FP/F			Moderates M			Social Democrats S			Sweden Democrats SD
	Votes	%	Seats	Votes	%	Seats	Votes	%	Seats	Votes	%	Seats	Votes	%	Seats	Votes	%	Seats	Votes	%	Seats	Votes	%	Seats
2018	16,825	9.07%	1	9,782	5.28%	0	5,661	3.05%	0	15,483	8.35%	1	7,441	4.01%	0	28,334	15.28%	2	63,232	34.10%	3	36,330	19.59%	2
2014	12,244	6.67%	1	5,931	3.23%	0	9,238	5.03%	1	12,054	6.57%	1	6,840	3.73%	0	31,911	17.39%	2	70,150	38.23%	4	29,329	15.98%	2
2010	12,982	7.32%	1	7,235	4.08%	0	10,918	6.16%	1	12,814	7.23%	1	9,444	5.33%	1	41,009	23.14%	3	67,893	38.30%	4	12,616	7.12%	1
2006	18,675	11.13%	1	8,600	5.13%	0	7,275	4.34%	1	13,314	7.94%	1	8,947	5.33%	1	30,923	18.44%	2	69,959	41.71%	5	5,017	2.99%	0
2002	17,187	10.42%	1	12,230	7.42%	1	7,451	4.52%	1	18,412	11.16%	1	16,548	10.03%	1	15,480	9.39%	1	74,155	44.96%	5	1,704	1.03%	0
1998	11,877	6.98%	1	16,515	9.71%	1	8,635	5.08%	1	28,220	16.59%	2	6,009	3.53%	0	23,700	13.93%	2	72,374	42.54%	5
1994	17,019	9.10%	1	5,921	3.17%	0	10,296	5.51%	1	14,681	7.85%	1	10,906	5.83%	1	24,688	13.21%	2	100,293	53.64%	6
1991	20,145	10.71%	1	11,458	6.09%	1	6,343	3.37%	0	10,940	5.82%	1	14,763	7.85%	1	23,992	12.76%	2	88,175	46.90%	6
1988	24,730	13.21%	2	5,059	2.70%	0	9,520	5.08%	1	13,524	7.22%	1	18,256	9.75%	1	17,939	9.58%	1	97,147	51.88%	6
1985	27,496	13.85%	2				3,214	1.62%	0	13,372	6.74%	1	22,142	11.15%	1	25,253	12.72%	2	106,413	53.60%	7
1982	34,193	16.93%	2	3,346	1.66%	0	3,564	1.76%	0	13,627	6.75%	1	8,982	4.45%	0	28,033	13.88%	2	109,831	54.37%	7
1979	40,546	20.43%	3	2,712	1.37%	0				13,344	6.72%	1	15,683	7.90%	1	21,311	10.74%	1	103,713	52.25%	7
1976	51,470	25.87%	3	2,413	1.21%	0				12,495	6.28%	1	15,740	7.91%	1	14,773	7.43%	1	101,254	50.89%	7
1973	49,216	26.01%	3	2,945	1.56%	0				15,461	8.17%	1	12,707	6.72%	1	13,250	7.00%	1	94,781	50.09%	7
1970	39,843	21.69%	3	2,568	1.40%	0				14,774	8.04%	1	19,680	10.71%	1	10,444	5.68%	1	95,603	52.03%	7

2018

Results of the 2018 general election held on 9 September 2018:[3]

Party		Votes per municipality										Total Votes	%	Seats
		Boll -näs	Gävle	Hofors	Hudiks -vall	Ljus -dal	Nordan -stig	Ockel -bo	Ovanå -ker	Sand -viken	Söder -hamn
	Swedish Social Democratic Party	5,942	21,258	2,408	8,569	4,101	1,978	1,212	2,472	9,164	6,128	63,232	34.10%	3
	Sweden Democrats	3,361	12,893	1,336	4,024	2,409	1,307	1,042	1,362	5,311	3,285	36,330	19.59%	2
	Moderate Party	2,400	12,033	691	3,406	1,739	713	431	955	3,559	2,407	28,334	15.28%	2
	Centre Party	1,948	4,189	320	3,116	1,480	717	435	1,297	1,661	1,662	16,825	9.07%	1
	Left Party	1,313	5,609	721	2,302	833	586	286	367	2,080	1,386	15,483	8.35%	1
	Christian Democrats	1,016	3,257	243	1,319	616	418	189	770	1,110	844	9,782	5.28%	0
	Liberals	585	3,551	215	686	405	152	75	206	1,066	500	7,441	4.01%	0
	Green Party	430	2,573	117	888	332	117	108	135	559	402	5,661	3.05%	0
	Feminist Initiative	38	273	16	96	49	12	6	15	55	32	592	0.32%	0
	Alternative for Sweden	36	203	10	73	21	21	9	12	73	38	496	0.27%	0
	Independent Rural Party	28	27	11	51	41	31	8	15	46	16	274	0.15%	0
	Citizens' Coalition	16	88	1	27	13	14	3	7	18	12	199	0.11%	0
	Unity	17	57	4	32	9	8	5	3	43	19	197	0.11%	0
	Direct Democrats	17	70	8	19	8	1	1	3	13	15	155	0.08%	0
	Pirate Party	10	73	6	19	3	2	4	9	17	11	154	0.08%	0
	Animal Party	3	19	1	33	1	0	0	2	8	5	72	0.04%	0
	Nordic Resistance Movement	4	13	4	23		2	1	1	2	3	53	0.03%	0
	Classical Liberal Party	2	21	0	5	1	0	1	3	3	2	38	0.02%	0
	Christian Values Party	2	12	2	1	0	1	0	6	0	0	24	0.01%	0
	Common Sense in Sweden	1	2	1	3	0	2	0	1	0	5	15	0.01%	0
	Scania Party	1	8	0	0	3	0	0	0	1	0	13	0.01%	0
	Basic Income Party	2	6	1	1	0	1	0	1	0	0	12	0.01%	0
	Initiative	0	0	0	0	0	0	2	0	0	0	2	0.00%	0
	Security Party	0	2	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	2	0.00%	0
	Welfare State Sweden	0	0	0	2	0	0	0	0	0	0	2	0.00%	0
	European Workers Party	0	1	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	1	0.00%	0
	Parties not on the ballot	1	3	2	4	1	1	0	3	5	4	24	0.01%	0
Valid Votes		17,173	66,241	6,118	24,699	12,065	6,084	3,818	7,645	24,794	16,776	185,413	100.00%	9
Invalid votes – unregistered parties		6	28	4	6	3	1	0	0	18	7	73	0.04%
Blank votes		153	586	75	243	153	63	52	85	238	161	1,809	0.97%
Invalid votes – other		19	48	8	21	12	6	6	1	15	14	150	0.08%
Total Polled		17,351	66,903	6,205	24,969	12,233	6,154	3,876	7,731	25,065	16,958	187,445	86.29%
Registered Electors		20,306	76,433	7,333	29,182	14,622	7,363	4,499	8,968	28,827	19,702	217,235
Turnout		85.45%	87.53%	84.62%	85.56%	83.66%	83.58%	86.15%	86.21%	86.95%	86.07%	86.29%

The following candidates were elected:[4] Ulla Andersson (V), 1,103 votes; Lars Beckman (M), 1,502 votes; Roger Hedlund (SD), 279 votes; Anders W. Jonsson (C), 951 votes; Åsa Lindestam (S), 1,156 votes; Elin Lundgren (S), 1,213 votes; Patrik Lundqvist (S), 924 votes; Thomas Morell (SD), 13 votes; and Viktor Wärnick (M), 489 votes.

2014

Results of the 2014 general election held on 14 September 2014:[5]

Party		Votes per municipality										Total Votes	%	Seats
		Boll -näs	Gävle	Hofors	Hudiks -vall	Ljus -dal	Nordan -stig	Ockel -bo	Ovanå -ker	Sand -viken	Söder -hamn
	Swedish Social Democratic Party	6,672	21,915	2,893	9,352	4,420	2,398	1,489	2,802	10,816	7,393	70,150	38.23%	4
	Moderate Party	2,612	13,500	681	3,940	2,278	907	502	1,108	3,830	2,553	31,911	17.39%	2
	Sweden Democrats	3,191	10,170	975	3,349	2,009	1,127	804	1,228	3,789	2,687	29,329	15.98%	2
	Centre Party	1,444	2,753	274	2,233	1,041	583	440	1,028	1,273	1,175	12,244	6.67%	1
	Left Party	1,012	4,310	660	1,698	676	357	229	291	1,763	1,058	12,054	6.57%	1
	Green Party	720	3,991	182	1,461	592	228	142	270	961	691	9,238	5.03%	1
	Liberal People's Party	526	3,248	171	687	383	212	83	167	921	442	6,840	3.73%	0
	Christian Democrats	546	2,087	106	809	291	227	86	632	677	470	5,931	3.23%	0
	Feminist Initiative	338	1,685	95	597	319	109	79	86	456	289	4,053	2.21%	0
	Pirate Party	64	371	28	94	38	10	6	33	120	63	827	0.45%	0
	Unity	12	76	5	73	9	10	1	8	32	33	259	0.14%	0
	Independent Rural Party	15	30	9	14	45	18	15	15	77	4	242	0.13%	0
	Animal Party	5	60	1	4	6	0	0	0	3	26	105	0.06%	0
	Christian Values Party	0	43	2	8	0	6	2	9	1	4	75	0.04%	0
	Swedish Senior Citizen Interest Party	0	1	0	2	0	0	1	0	0	67	71	0.04%	0
	Party of the Swedes	9	19	4	10	1	2	1	0	4	5	55	0.03%	0
	Classical Liberal Party	2	5	0	4	3	1	1	1	6	1	24	0.01%	0
	Communist Party of Sweden	0	10	1	0	3	1	0	1	3	0	19	0.01%	0
	Direct Democrats	0	11	1	2	0	0	0	1	1	0	16	0.01%	0
	European Workers Party	0	0	0	0	1	0	0	0	2	1	4	0.00%	0
	Progressive Party	0	0	3	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	3	0.00%	0
	Socialist Justice Party	0	0	0	1	0	0	0	0	0	1	2	0.00%	0
	Crossroads	0	0	1	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	1	0.00%	0
	Freedom of the Justice Party	0	0	0	0	1	0	0	0	0	0	1	0.00%	0
	Health Party	0	0	0	0	0	1	0	0	0	0	1	0.00%	0
	Parties not on the ballot	2	14	8	12	3	7	0	4	6	4	60	0.03%	0
Valid Votes		17,170	64,299	6,100	24,350	12,119	6,204	3,881	7,684	24,741	16,967	183,515	100.00%	11
Blank votes		154	552	66	234	133	76	35	78	214	153	1,695	0.91%
Invalid votes		7	24	3	8	2	1	2	0	10	6	63	0.03%
Total Polled		17,331	64,875	6,169	24,592	12,254	6,281	3,918	7,762	24,965	17,126	185,273	85.40%
Registered Electors		20,669	74,732	7,332	29,090	14,771	7,411	4,598	9,117	28,988	20,241	216,949
Turnout		83.85%	86.81%	84.14%	84.54%	82.96%	84.75%	85.21%	85.14%	86.12%	84.61%	85.40%

The following candidates were elected:[6] Ulla Andersson (V), 1,103 votes; Mikael Eskilandersson (SD), 0 votes; Mikael Jansson (SD), 6 votes; Anders W. Jonsson (C), 1,215 votes; Margareta Kjellin (M), 484 votes; Åsa Lindestam (S), 1,179 votes; Elin Lundgren (S), 1,256 votes; Patrik Lundqvist (S), 890 votes; Raimo Pärssinen (S), 2,406 votes; Anders Schröder (MP), 341 votes; and Tomas Tobé (M), 2,589 votes.

2010

Results of the 2010 general election held on 19 September 2010:[7]

Party		Votes per municipality										Total Votes	%	Seats
		Boll -näs	Gävle	Hofors	Hudiks -vall	Ljus -dal	Nordan -stig	Ockel -bo	Ovanå -ker	Sand -viken	Söder -hamn
	Swedish Social Democratic Party	6,063	21,208	3,089	8,677	4,336	2,292	1,589	2,785	10,536	7,318	67,893	38.30%	4
	Moderate Party	3,676	16,677	967	5,126	2,822	1,144	766	1,392	5,039	3,400	41,009	23.14%	3
	Centre Party	1,574	2,827	250	2,376	1,114	692	484	1,159	1,348	1,158	12,982	7.32%	1
	Left Party	1,123	4,186	684	1,905	870	427	236	269	1,931	1,183	12,814	7.23%	1
	Sweden Democrats	1,386	4,566	458	1,337	813	515	302	387	1,438	1,414	12,616	7.12%	1
	Green Party	880	4,600	262	1,680	605	278	211	308	1,223	871	10,918	6.16%	1
	Liberal People's Party	888	4,189	308	953	516	339	133	265	1,194	659	9,444	5.33%	1
	Christian Democrats	700	2,349	123	1,040	424	298	113	739	897	552	7,235	4.08%	0
	Pirate Party	68	383	26	126	58	15	19	23	130	76	924	0.52%	0
	Feminist Initiative	42	194	16	61	31	11	10	5	49	19	438	0.25%	0
	Norrland Coalition Party	17	18	0	149	72	44	0	6	6	23	335	0.19%	0
	Rural Democrats	31	32	11	11	42	16	6	32	52	12	245	0.14%	0
	Swedish Senior Citizen Interest Party	1	4	3	5	5	0	2	0	2	149	171	0.10%	0
	Population Party	0	32	0	0	0	0	1	0	2	0	35	0.02%	0
	Classical Liberal Party	2	7	0	8	2	0	0	1	9	0	29	0.02%	0
	National Democrats	4	3	17	3	1	0	0	0	1	0	29	0.02%	0
	Unity	2	7	0	6	3	0	0	0	1	4	23	0.01%	0
	Communist Party of Sweden	0	10	1	0	1	1	0	0	5	0	18	0.01%	0
	Freedom Party	2	1	0	4	0	1	0	1	4	1	14	0.01%	0
	Party of the Swedes	2	3	1	0	0	1	0	0	2	3	12	0.01%	0
	Spirits Party	1	6	1	0	1	1	0	0	2	0	12	0.01%	0
	Li Yu Chen Andersson Party	0	2	0	0	0	0	0	0	2	0	4	0.00%	0
	Active Democracy	0	0	0	0	1	0	0	0	1	0	2	0.00%	0
	European Workers Party	0	1	0	0	0	0	0	0	1	0	2	0.00%	0
	Alliance Party / Citizen's Voice	0	1	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	1	0.00%	0
	Socialist Justice Party	1	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	1	0.00%	0
	Parties not on the ballot	3	17	3	5	4	3	0	0	4	3	42	0.02%	0
Valid Votes		16,466	61,323	6,220	23,472	11,721	6,078	3,872	7,372	23,879	16,845	177,248	100.00%	12
Blank votes		223	707	83	353	204	88	57	134	312	198	2,359	1.31%
Invalid votes		13	40	1	16	4	4	1	6	11	8	104	0.06%
Total Polled		16,702	62,070	6,304	23,841	11,929	6,170	3,930	7,512	24,202	17,051	179,711	82.76%
Registered Electors		20,912	73,244	7,580	29,124	15,086	7,639	4,808	9,286	28,867	20,606	217,152
Turnout		79.87%	84.74%	83.17%	81.86%	79.07%	80.77%	81.74%	80.90%	83.84%	82.75%	82.76%

The following candidates were elected:[8] Ulla Andersson (V), 979 votes; Hans Backman (FP), 446 votes; Lars Beckman (M), 739 votes; Bodil Ceballos (MP), 629 votes; Richard Jomshof (SD), 15 votes; Anders W. Jonsson (C), 1,008 votes; Margareta Kjellin (M), 1,154 votes; Åsa Lindestam (S), 1,662 votes; Elin Lundgren (S), 1,063 votes; Raimo Pärssinen (S), 2,711 votes; Per Svedberg (S), 887 votes; and Tomas Tobé (M), 4,070 votes.

2006

Results of the 2006 general election held on 17 September 2006:[9]

Party		Votes per municipality										Total Votes	%	Seats
		Boll -näs	Gävle	Hofors	Hudiks -vall	Ljus -dal	Nordan -stig	Ockel -bo	Ovanå -ker	Sand -viken	Söder -hamn
	Swedish Social Democratic Party	6,046	23,058	3,065	8,629	4,340	2,230	1,642	2,728	10,835	7,386	69,959	41.71%	5
	Moderate Party	2,671	12,600	821	3,883	2,147	829	549	968	4,000	2,455	30,923	18.44%	2
	Centre Party	2,664	3,524	352	3,513	1,623	1,133	621	1,690	1,781	1,774	18,675	11.13%	1
	Left Party	1,051	4,230	685	1,875	938	415	339	304	2,021	1,456	13,314	7.94%	1
	Liberal People's Party	752	4,036	325	809	491	289	113	327	1,144	661	8,947	5.33%	1
	Christian Democrats	893	2,773	171	1,098	553	302	148	839	1,023	800	8,600	5.13%	0
	Green Party	589	3,055	190	1,176	434	201	119	198	759	554	7,275	4.34%	1
	Sweden Democrats	476	1,888	239	500	351	213	74	145	547	584	5,017	2.99%	0
	June List	86	402	57	208	92	67	25	27	222	85	1,271	0.76%	0
	Health Care Party	267	232	36	53	72	22	20	84	163	130	1,079	0.64%	0
	Pirate Party	91	425	31	126	49	29	15	38	162	91	1,057	0.63%	0
	Feminist Initiative	65	362	26	177	53	36	4	5	83	69	880	0.52%	0
	Swedish Senior Citizen Interest Party	11	61	6	16	15	8	9	11	20	148	305	0.18%	0
	New Future	13	14	0	28	4	38	1	6	4	5	113	0.07%	0
	Unity	12	39	1	15	5	2	1	1	14	6	96	0.06%	0
	September List	1	2	0	37	1	6	0	1	0	3	51	0.03%	0
	National Socialist Front	6	22	0	0	1	0	0	2	0	2	33	0.02%	0
	People's Will	1	8	0	1	1	1	4	0	3	6	25	0.01%	0
	Active Democracy	0	16	0	0	0	0	1	0	1	0	18	0.01%	0
	National Democrats	3	4	0	0	2	0	0	1	1	0	11	0.01%	0
	Classical Liberal Party	0	3	0	2	1	0	0	0	2	0	8	0.00%	0
	The Communists	1	2	0	0	1	1	0	0	2	0	7	0.00%	0
	Socialist Justice Party	1	2	0	0	0	0	1	0	0	1	5	0.00%	0
	Unique Party	0	1	0	2	0	0	0	0	0	0	3	0.00%	0
	Nordic Union	0	0	0	0	0	1	0	0	0	0	1	0.00%	0
	Other parties	1	7	0	5	2	1	0	2	35	2	55	0.03%	0
Valid Votes		15,701	56,766	6,005	22,153	11,176	5,824	3,686	7,377	22,822	16,218	167,728	100.00%	11
Blank votes		331	1,029	125	507	278	148	98	160	364	329	3,369	1.97%
Invalid votes		6	26	2	20	5	4	1	1	4	6	75	0.04%
Total Polled		16,038	57,821	6,132	22,680	11,459	5,976	3,785	7,538	23,190	16,553	171,172	79.26%
Registered Electors		20,839	71,543	7,799	28,968	15,222	7,743	4,838	9,432	28,700	20,891	215,975
Turnout		76.96%	80.82%	78.63%	78.29%	75.28%	77.18%	78.23%	79.92%	80.80%	79.24%	79.26%

The following candidates were elected:[10] Ulla Andersson (V), 729 votes; Hans Backman (FP), 460 votes; Sven Bergström (C), 2,411 votes; Sinikka Bohlin (S), 222 votes; Bodil Ceballos (MP), 400 votes; Margareta Kjellin (M), 934 votes; Åsa Lindestam (S), 569 votes; Ulrica Messing (S), 7,836 votes; Raimo Pärssinen (S), 982 votes; Per Svedberg (S), 485 votes; and Tomas Tobé (M), 2,470 votes.

2002

Results of the 2002 general election held on 15 September 2002:[11]

Party		Votes per municipality										Total Votes	%	Seats
		Boll -näs	Gävle	Hofors	Hudiks -vall	Ljus -dal	Nordan -stig	Ockel -bo	Ovanå -ker	Sand -viken	Söder -hamn
	Swedish Social Democratic Party	6,085	25,303	3,380	9,108	4,628	2,252	1,681	2,736	11,622	7,360	74,155	44.96%	5
	Left Party	1,495	5,425	922	2,514	1,432	528	481	524	2,640	2,451	18,412	11.16%	1
	Centre Party	2,961	2,372	306	3,211	1,612	1,144	554	1,780	1,463	1,784	17,187	10.42%	1
	Liberal People's Party	1,868	7,013	461	1,661	994	453	237	617	1,907	1,337	16,548	10.03%	1
	Moderate Party	1,577	6,393	387	1,723	909	402	240	569	2,034	1,246	15,480	9.39%	1
	Christian Democrats	1,232	4,050	257	1,512	815	489	212	1,056	1,466	1,141	12,230	7.42%	1
	Green Party	784	2,694	197	1,202	491	256	100	287	835	605	7,451	4.52%	1
	Sweden Democrats	138	795	72	134	96	40	30	25	251	123	1,704	1.03%	0
	New Future	154	184	2	207	49	118	32	49	140	195	1,130	0.69%	0
	Swedish Senior Citizen Interest Party	11	69	4	20	14	20	6	6	46	28	224	0.14%	0
	The Communists	2	10	0	0	2	1	0	0	2	6	23	0.01%	0
	Unity	0	2	0	7	0	0	4	0	2	0	15	0.01%	0
	Populist Party	0	1	0	7	0	0	0	0	0	0	8	0.00%	0
	Socialist Party	0	6	1	1	0	0	0	0	0	0	8	0.00%	0
	Socialist Justice Party	0	4	0	0	0	0	0	0	1	0	5	0.00%	0
	Other parties	52	75	3	57	27	14	9	21	45	51	354	0.21%	0
Valid Votes		16,359	54,396	5,992	21,364	11,069	5,717	3,586	7,670	22,454	16,327	164,934	100.00%	11
Invalid votes		282	956	79	388	178	75	57	115	365	345	2,840	1.69%
Total Polled		16,641	55,352	6,071	21,752	11,247	5,792	3,643	7,785	22,819	16,672	167,774	77.65%
Registered Electors		20,889	70,232	7,929	28,845	15,642	7,796	4,788	9,635	28,854	21,442	216,052
Turnout		79.66%	78.81%	76.57%	75.41%	71.90%	74.29%	76.09%	80.80%	79.08%	77.75%	77.65%

The following candidates were elected:[12] Hans Backman (FP), 570 votes; Sven Bergström (C), 2,728 votes; Sinikka Bohlin (S), 410 votes; Owe Hellberg (V), 702 votes; Åsa Lindestam (S), 453 votes; Ragnwi Marcelind (KD), 1,372 votes; Ulrica Messing (S), 7,965 votes; Lotta Nilsson-Hedström (MP), 589 votes; Patrik Norinder (M), 1,267 votes; Raimo Pärssinen (S), 1,428 votes; and Per-Olof Svensson (S), 786 votes.

1998

Results of the 1998 general election held on 20 September 1998:[13][14]

Party		Votes per municipality										Total Votes	%	Seats
		Boll -näs	Gävle	Hofors	Hudiks -vall	Ljus -dal	Nordan -stig	Ockel -bo	Ovanå -ker	Sand -viken	Söder -hamn
	Swedish Social Democratic Party	6,392	23,255	3,366	8,559	4,676	2,244	1,577	3,013	11,486	7,806	72,374	42.54%	5
	Left Party	2,712	7,942	1,381	3,936	2,241	1,038	818	901	4,032	3,219	28,220	16.59%	2
	Moderate Party	2,165	9,620	636	2,652	1,514	557	418	863	3,270	2,005	23,700	13.93%	2
	Christian Democrats	1,895	5,379	404	2,214	1,087	676	330	1,267	1,890	1,373	16,515	9.71%	1
	Centre Party	1,559	1,719	248	2,439	1,122	900	439	1,190	1,135	1,126	11,877	6.98%	1
	Green Party	984	2,817	229	1,560	513	367	135	398	888	744	8,635	5.08%	1
	Liberal People's Party	552	2,618	153	590	454	202	61	272	732	375	6,009	3.53%	0
	Other parties	245	785	63	447	176	221	27	87	249	498	2,798	1.64%	0
Valid Votes		16,504	54,135	6,480	22,397	11,783	6,205	3,805	7,991	23,682	17,146	170,128	100.00%	12
Invalid votes		394	1,216	127	462	211	132	81	127	468	339	3,557	2.05%
Total Polled		16,898	55,351	6,607	22,859	11,994	6,337	3,886	8,118	24,150	17,485	173,685	79.37%
Registered Electors		21,480	68,964	8,326	29,136	15,992	8,245	4,905	9,959	29,730	22,089	218,826
Turnout		78.67%	80.26%	79.35%	78.46%	75.00%	76.86%	79.23%	81.51%	81.23%	79.16%	79.37%

The following candidates were elected:[15] Erik Åsbrink (S), 5,969 votes; Sven Bergström (C), 2,562 votes; Sinikka Bohlin (S), 498 votes; Anne-Katrine Dunker (M), 926 votes; Owe Hellberg (V), 1,898 votes; Thomas Julin (MP), 691 votes; Ragnwi Marcelind (KD), 865 votes; Ulrica Messing (S), 4,544 votes; Patrik Norinder (M), 2,536 votes; Yvonne Oscarsson (V), 1,196 votes; Raimo Pärssinen (S), 764 votes; and Per-Olof Svensson (S), 1,021 votes.

1994

Results of the 1994 general election held on 18 September 1994:[16][17]

Party		Votes per municipality										Total Votes	%	Seats
		Boll -näs	Gävle	Hofors	Hudiks -vall	Ljus -dal	Nordan -stig	Ockel -bo	Ovanå -ker	Sand -viken	Söder -hamn
	Swedish Social Democratic Party	9,222	31,456	4,646	11,643	6,861	3,226	2,209	4,003	15,623	11,404	100,293	53.64%	6
	Moderate Party	2,227	9,623	752	2,870	1,732	646	454	877	3,352	2,155	24,688	13.21%	2
	Centre Party	2,242	2,566	395	3,338	1,656	1,278	617	1,663	1,750	1,514	17,019	9.10%	1
	Left Party	1,423	3,969	823	2,260	1,116	570	321	422	2,038	1,739	14,681	7.85%	1
	Liberal People's Party	1,000	4,723	271	1,039	751	307	141	469	1,358	847	10,906	5.83%	1
	Green Party	1,134	3,113	273	1,822	704	545	168	471	1,077	989	10,296	5.51%	1
	Christian Democratic Unity	603	1,651	109	882	336	338	122	776	652	452	5,921	3.17%	0
	New Democracy	120	816	50	314	119	101	36	46	260	215	2,077	1.11%	0
	Other parties	181	343	35	155	41	41	21	40	80	141	1,078	0.58%	0
Valid Votes		18,152	58,260	7,354	24,323	13,316	7,052	4,089	8,767	26,190	19,456	186,959	100.00%	12
Invalid votes		254	883	95	306	156	100	66	141	369	252	2,622	1.38%
Total Polled		18,406	59,143	7,449	24,629	13,472	7,152	4,155	8,908	26,559	19,708	189,581	85.28%
Registered Electors		21,732	68,864	8,661	29,467	16,488	8,589	4,951	10,221	30,399	22,932	222,304
Turnout		84.70%	85.88%	86.01%	83.58%	81.71%	83.27%	83.92%	87.15%	87.37%	85.94%	85.28%

1991

Results of the 1991 general election held on 15 September 1991:[18][19]

Party		Votes per municipality										Total Votes	%	Seats
		Boll -näs	Gävle	Hofors	Hudiks -vall	Ljus -dal	Nordan -stig	Ockel -bo	Ovanå -ker	Sand -viken	Söder -hamn
	Swedish Social Democratic Party	7,576	27,448	4,597	9,613	5,868	2,826	1,998	3,433	14,353	10,463	88,175	46.90%	6
	Moderate Party	2,334	9,399	685	2,791	1,500	648	475	869	3,149	2,142	23,992	12.76%	2
	Centre Party	2,655	3,024	445	4,026	2,030	1,587	727	1,866	1,931	1,854	20,145	10.71%	1
	Liberal People's Party	1,386	6,068	418	1,558	1,064	448	191	589	1,828	1,213	14,763	7.85%	1
	Christian Democratic Unity	1,225	3,263	251	1,773	834	617	249	1,125	1,201	920	11,458	6.09%	1
	New Democracy	1,073	3,734	259	1,571	800	416	225	443	1,748	971	11,240	5.98%	1
	Left Party	1,135	2,896	693	1,580	891	392	224	321	1,554	1,254	10,940	5.82%	1
	Green Party	715	1,991	166	1,119	377	325	114	270	703	563	6,343	3.37%	0
	Other parties	100	419	51	73	33	14	16	27	108	114	955	0.51%	0
Valid Votes		18,199	58,242	7,565	24,104	13,397	7,273	4,219	8,943	26,575	19,494	188,011	100.00%	13
Invalid votes		298	975	127	381	202	126	63	137	396	260	2,965	1.55%
Total Polled		18,497	59,217	7,692	24,485	13,599	7,399	4,282	9,080	26,971	19,754	190,976	85.30%
Registered Electors		21,769	68,874	8,960	29,322	16,629	8,832	5,047	10,417	30,901	23,145	223,896
Turnout		84.97%	85.98%	85.85%	83.50%	81.78%	83.77%	84.84%	87.17%	87.28%	85.35%	85.30%

1988

Results of the 1988 general election held on 18 September 1988:[20][21]

Party		Votes per municipality										Total Votes	%	Seats
		Boll -näs	Gävle	Hofors	Hudiks -vall	Ljus -dal	Nordan -stig	Ockel -bo	Ovanå -ker	Sand -viken	Söder -hamn
	Swedish Social Democratic Party	8,612	29,989	5,033	10,574	6,522	3,181	2,176	3,873	15,628	11,559	97,147	51.88%	6
	Centre Party	3,007	4,230	621	4,736	2,349	1,825	894	2,271	2,603	2,194	24,730	13.21%	2
	Liberal People's Party	1,857	7,438	493	1,948	1,246	523	268	836	2,284	1,363	18,256	9.75%	1
	Moderate Party	1,632	7,190	521	2,011	1,122	444	295	649	2,586	1,489	17,939	9.58%	1
	Left Party – Communists	1,231	3,694	848	1,951	1,030	472	257	297	2,000	1,744	13,524	7.22%	1
	Green Party	953	3,145	294	1,559	577	481	201	453	1,019	838	9,520	5.08%	1
	Christian Democratic Unity	539	1,285	77	837	361	382	97	523	564	394	5,059	2.70%	0
	Other parties	85	398	64	42	103	2	4	8	226	138	1,070	0.57%	0
Valid Votes		17,916	57,369	7,951	23,658	13,310	7,310	4,192	8,910	26,910	19,719	187,245	100.00%	12
Invalid votes		173	604	37	241	91	71	42	89	230	217	1,795	0.95%
Total Polled		18,089	57,973	7,988	23,899	13,401	7,381	4,234	8,999	27,140	19,936	189,040	84.62%
Registered Electors		21,645	68,322	9,270	28,914	16,620	8,823	5,073	10,359	31,059	23,301	223,386
Turnout		83.57%	84.85%	86.17%	82.66%	80.63%	83.66%	83.46%	86.87%	87.38%	85.56%	84.62%

1985

Results of the 1985 general election held on 15 September 1985:[22][23]

Party		Votes per municipality										Total Votes	%	Seats
		Boll -näs	Gävle	Hofors	Hudiks -vall	Ljus -dal	Nordan -stig	Ockel -bo	Ovanå -ker	Sand -viken	Söder -hamn
	Swedish Social Democratic Party	9,464	32,898	5,622	11,809	6,755	3,502	2,370	4,201	16,838	12,954	106,413	53.60%	7
	Centre Party	3,331	4,552	642	5,201	2,781	2,225	981	2,542	2,918	2,323	27,496	13.85%	2
	Moderate Party	2,346	9,544	731	3,037	1,628	711	460	1,028	3,580	2,188	25,253	12.72%	2
	Liberal People's Party	2,234	8,387	637	2,569	1,589	683	350	1,133	2,741	1,819	22,142	11.15%	1
	Left Party – Communists	1,273	3,795	829	1,842	1,209	467	253	259	1,823	1,622	13,372	6.74%	1
	Green Party	326	1,028	61	525	260	200	54	222	293	245	3,214	1.62%	0
	Other parties	16	175	10	33	22	7	9	27	312	29	640	0.32%	0
Valid Votes		18,990	60,379	8,532	25,016	14,244	7,795	4,477	9,412	28,505	21,180	198,530	100.00%	13
Invalid votes		163	448	60	215	99	56	22	74	165	140	1,442	0.72%
Total Polled		19,153	60,827	8,592	25,231	14,343	7,851	4,499	9,486	28,670	21,320	199,972	88.77%
Registered Electors		21,807	68,228	9,506	28,993	16,897	8,982	5,156	10,469	31,445	23,791	225,274
Turnout		87.83%	89.15%	90.39%	87.02%	84.88%	87.41%	87.26%	90.61%	91.18%	89.61%	88.77%

1982

Results of the 1982 general election held on 19 September 1982:[24][25]

Party		Votes per municipality										Total Votes	%	Seats
		Boll -näs	Gävle	Hofors	Hudiks -vall	Ljus -dal	Nordan -stig	Ockel -bo	Ovanå -ker	Sand -viken	Söder -hamn
	Swedish Social Democratic Party	9,599	33,876	5,915	11,842	7,152	3,578	2,510	4,206	17,840	13,313	109,831	54.37%	7
	Centre Party	4,085	6,532	851	6,211	3,369	2,481	1,166	2,732	3,723	3,043	34,193	16.93%	2
	Moderate Party	2,445	10,941	857	3,262	1,811	745	497	1,008	4,098	2,369	28,033	13.88%	2
	Left Party – Communists	1,385	3,589	861	1,903	1,244	542	229	271	1,805	1,798	13,627	6.75%	1
	Liberal People's Party	986	3,356	288	854	569	321	140	654	1,103	711	8,982	4.45%	0
	Green Party	338	1,062	86	555	276	174	67	298	390	318	3,564	1.76%	0
	Christian Democratic Unity	354	808	50	577	231	290	66	386	325	259	3,346	1.66%	0
	K-Party	11	34	13	24	17	6	0	5	21	75	206	0.10%	0
	Other parties	10	101	8	17	2	2	0	6	80	14	240	0.12%	0
Valid Votes		19,213	60,299	8,929	25,245	14,671	8,139	4,675	9,566	29,385	21,900	202,022	100.00%	12
Invalid votes		139	496	48	219	136	59	34	58	184	145	1,518	0.75%
Total Polled		19,352	60,795	8,977	25,464	14,807	8,198	4,709	9,624	29,569	22,045	203,540	90.75%
Registered Electors		21,595	66,989	9,704	28,590	16,945	9,125	5,223	10,422	31,835	23,861	224,289
Turnout		89.61%	90.75%	92.51%	89.07%	87.38%	89.84%	90.16%	92.34%	92.88%	92.39%	90.75%

1979

Results of the 1979 general election held on 16 September 1979:[26][27]

Party		Votes per municipality										Total Votes	%	Seats
		Boll -näs	Gävle	Hofors	Hudiks -vall	Ljus -dal	Nordan -stig	Ockel -bo	Ovanå -ker	Sand -viken	Söder -hamn
	Swedish Social Democratic Party	8,681	31,689	5,826	11,125	6,731	3,372	2,409	4,008	17,062	12,810	103,713	52.25%	7
	Centre Party	4,792	7,872	1,067	7,448	3,868	2,815	1,377	3,126	4,481	3,700	40,546	20.43%	3
	Moderate Party	1,804	8,561	635	2,383	1,319	510	340	853	3,096	1,810	21,311	10.74%	1
	Liberal People's Party	1,599	6,125	511	1,453	1,000	495	225	871	2,136	1,268	15,683	7.90%	1
	Left Party – Communists	1,382	3,433	883	1,910	1,287	540	199	254	1,775	1,681	13,344	6.72%	1
	Christian Democratic Unity	319	664	47	339	224	249	39	313	310	208	2,712	1.37%	0
	Communist Party of Sweden	28	204	48	57	4	8	13	1	68	20	451	0.23%	0
	Workers' Party – The Communists	44	10	12	64	47	0	0	12	24	103	316	0.16%	0
	Other parties	56	136	8	61	9	7	6	17	65	67	432	0.22%	0
Valid Votes		18,705	58,694	9,037	24,840	14,489	7,996	4,608	9,455	29,017	21,667	198,508	100.00%	13
Invalid votes		80	291	26	120	67	45	16	47	116	75	883	0.44%
Total Polled		18,785	58,985	9,063	24,960	14,556	8,041	4,624	9,502	29,133	21,742	199,391	89.78%
Registered Electors		21,191	65,749	9,958	28,158	16,925	8,996	5,125	10,322	31,829	23,844	222,097
Turnout		88.65%	89.71%	91.01%	88.64%	86.00%	89.38%	90.22%	92.06%	91.53%	91.18%	89.78%

1976

Results of the 1976 general election held on 19 September 1976:[28][29]

Party		Votes per municipality										Total Votes	%	Seats
		Boll -näs	Gävle	Hofors	Hudiks -vall	Ljus -dal	Nordan -stig	Ockel -bo	Ovanå -ker	Sand -viken	Söder -hamn
	Swedish Social Democratic Party	8,549	31,056	5,672	10,605	6,647	3,177	2,368	3,732	16,784	12,664	101,254	50.89%	7
	Centre Party	5,815	11,432	1,441	8,718	4,887	3,232	1,498	3,647	5,997	4,803	51,470	25.87%	3
	People's Party	1,673	6,194	503	1,544	965	503	231	880	1,985	1,262	15,740	7.91%	1
	Moderate Party	1,181	5,908	494	1,589	807	305	262	555	2,278	1,394	14,773	7.43%	1
	Left Party – Communists	1,285	2,811	1,028	1,783	1,235	531	129	229	1,691	1,773	12,495	6.28%	1
	Christian Democratic Unity	307	667	55	265	242	173	31	253	260	160	2,413	1.21%	0
	Communist Party of Sweden	82	227	33	77	46	32	13	21	63	54	648	0.33%	0
	Other parties	11	62	0	30	5	2	3	0	9	34	156	0.08%	0
Valid Votes		18,903	58,357	9,226	24,611	14,834	7,955	4,535	9,317	29,067	22,144	198,949	100.00%	13
Invalid votes		52	118	24	75	32	20	7	33	81	65	507	0.25%
Total Polled		18,955	58,475	9,250	24,686	14,866	7,975	4,542	9,350	29,148	22,209	199,456	90.52%
Registered Electors		21,090	64,711	10,201	27,557	17,005	8,859	5,027	10,151	31,668	24,082	220,351
Turnout		89.88%	90.36%	90.68%	89.58%	87.42%	90.02%	90.35%	92.11%	92.04%	92.22%	90.52%

1973

Results of the 1973 general election held on 16 September 1973:[30][31]

Party		Votes per municipality										Total Votes	%	Seats
		Boll -näs	Gävle	Hofors	Hudiks -vall	Ljus -dal	Nordan -stig	Ockel -bo	Ovanå -ker	Sand -viken	Söder -hamn
	Swedish Social Democratic Party	9,339	28,543	5,376	9,839	6,279	3,081	2,309	2,348	15,855	11,812	94,781	50.09%	7
	Centre Party	7,237	11,064	1,549	8,240	4,491	3,092	1,452	1,737	5,899	4,455	49,216	26.01%	3
	Left Party – Communists	1,606	3,322	1,273	2,233	1,651	569	188	204	2,179	2,236	15,461	8.17%	1
	Moderate Party	1,186	5,098	489	1,447	729	267	239	275	2,059	1,461	13,250	7.00%	1
	People's Party	1,818	4,624	397	1,118	942	497	208	525	1,578	1,000	12,707	6.72%	1
	Christian Democratic Unity	448	811	60	424	240	196	52	183	319	212	2,945	1.56%	0
	Communist Party of Sweden	114	134	8	114	27	26	6	2	19	71	521	0.28%	0
	Communist League Marxist–Leninists (the revolutionaries)	8	121	45	23	34	1	1	0	80	4	317	0.17%	0
	Other parties	3	7	0	4	4	1	0	0	4	0	23	0.01%	0
Valid Votes		21,759	53,724	9,197	23,442	14,397	7,730	4,455	5,274	27,992	21,251	189,221	100.00%	13
Invalid votes		39	73	6	29	11	10	0	4	39	21	232	0.12%
Total Polled		21,798	53,797	9,203	23,471	14,408	7,740	4,455	5,278	28,031	21,272	189,453	89.68%
Registered Electors		24,286	60,544	10,160	26,437	16,653	8,621	4,974	5,782	30,654	23,145	211,256
Turnout		89.76%	88.86%	90.58%	88.78%	86.52%	89.78%	89.57%	91.28%	91.44%	91.91%	89.68%

1970

Results of the 1970 general election held on 20 September 1970:[32][33]

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Party
	Swedish Social Democratic Party
	Centre Party
	People's Party
	Left Party – Communists
	Moderate Party
	Christian Democratic Unity
	Communist League Marxists-Leninists
	Other parties
Valid Votes
Invalid votes
Total Polled
Postal Votes
Total Polled
Registered Electors
Turnout

Votes per municipality																		Total Votes	%	Seats
Alfta	Arbrå	Bergs -jö	Boll -näs	Gävle	Gnarp	Hane -bo	Harmån -ger	Has -sela	Hofors	Hudiks -vall	Ljus -dal	Ockel -bo	Ovanå -ker	Rengs -jö	Sand -viken	Söder -hamn	Postal Votes
1,244	1,232	601	4,331	25,189	620	1,220	1,200	501	5,016	8,661	5,907	2,267	2,355	327	14,385	10,449	10,098	95,603	52.03%	7
1,281	764	752	2,339	6,890	534	806	1,001	273	1,209	6,665	3,454	1,178	1,260	325	4,366	3,068	3,678	39,843	21.69%	3
383	445	132	1,059	6,100	186	167	164	78	581	1,365	1,112	301	573	46	2,146	1,143	3,699	19,680	10.71%	1
136	294	175	812	2,647	72	222	201	91	1,204	1,964	1,572	153	204	136	1,858	1,882	1,151	14,774	8.04%	1
137	131	52	386	2,566	34	59	83	17	352	881	427	182	237	31	1,154	951	2,764	10,444	5.68%	1
78	54	43	130	606	45	20	76	20	65	283	178	37	154	6	245	156	372	2,568	1.40%	0
2	10	4	36	283	1	9	3	2	16	25	41	8	3	6	124	65	170	808	0.44%	0
0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	11	11	0.01%	0
3,261	2,930	1,759	9,093	44,281	1,492	2,503	2,728	982	8,443	19,844	12,691	4,126	4,786	877	24,278	17,714	21,943	183,731	100.00%	13
8	2	2	9	32	2	2	4	0	1	13	8	2	4	0	17	10	78	194	0.11%
3,269	2,932	1,761	9,102	44,313	1,494	2,505	2,732	982	8,444	19,857	12,699	4,128	4,790	877	24,295	17,724	22,021	183,925
229	449	155	1,511	7,247	120	255	284	75	880	2,464	1,475	310	373	77	2,936	3,137	-22,021	-44
3,498	3,381	1,916	10,613	51,560	1,614	2,760	3,016	1,057	9,324	22,321	14,174	4,438	5,163	954	27,231	20,861	0	183,881	86.59%
3,884	3,902	2,244	12,579	60,151	1,906	3,060	3,381	1,198	10,667	26,289	16,975	5,181	5,785	1,075	30,695	23,397		212,369
90.06%	86.65%	85.38%	84.37%	85.72%	84.68%	90.20%	89.20%	88.23%	87.41%	84.91%	83.50%	85.66%	89.25%	88.74%	88.71%	89.16%		86.59%

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