Västernorrland County (Riksdag constituency)

Västernorrland 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 Västernorrland.

Västernorrland County
Constituency for the Riksdag
Location of Västernorrland County within Sweden
County	Västernorrland
Population	245,347 (2019)[1]
Electorate	187,500 (2018)
Current constituency
Created	1970
Seats	List 13 (1970–1973) 12 (1973–1976) 13 (1976–1979) 12 (1979–1982) 13 (1982–1985) 11 (1985–1988) 12 (1988–1998) 10 (1998–2006) 11 (2006–2010) 9 (2010–2014) 10 (2014–2018) 8 (2018–present)
Member of the Riksdag[2]	List      Jörgen Berglund (M)      Christina Höj Larsen (V)      Emil Källström (C)      Malin Larsson (S)      Ingemar Nilsson (S)      Kristina Nilsson (S)      Jasenko Omanović (S)      Johnny Skalin (SD)
Regional council	Västernorrland Regional Council

Västernorrland County currently elects eight 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 187,500 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	16,108	9.88%	1	8,816	5.41%	0	4,366	2.68%	0	13,335	8.18%	1	5,601	3.44%	0	22,255	13.65%	1	64,882	39.80%	4	25,360	15.56%	1
2014	10,922	6.74%	1	6,097	3.76%	0	7,073	4.36%	0	9,211	5.68%	1	5,440	3.36%	0	25,833	15.94%	2	74,977	46.25%	5	17,569	10.84%	1
2010	11,185	6.99%	1	6,983	4.37%	0	8,757	5.47%	0	9,642	6.03%	1	8,253	5.16%	0	34,550	21.60%	2	70,341	43.97%	5	7,264	4.54%	0
2006	16,197	10.56%	1	8,674	5.65%	1	5,871	3.83%	0	10,229	6.67%	1	8,288	5.40%	1	26,319	17.16%	2	70,515	45.96%	5	3,400	2.22%	0
2002	14,566	9.65%	1	11,450	7.58%	1	5,672	3.76%	0	14,902	9.87%	1	13,974	9.26%	1	12,842	8.51%	1	74,486	49.34%	5	1,269	0.84%	0
1998	10,491	6.64%	1	16,072	10.18%	1	6,415	4.06%	0	23,304	14.76%	2	5,678	3.60%	0	21,616	13.69%	1	71,257	45.13%	5
1994	15,913	9.19%	1	6,686	3.86%	0	8,392	4.84%	1	11,666	6.74%	1	10,432	6.02%	1	22,535	13.01%	2	95,266	55.00%	6
1991	19,612	11.30%	1	12,287	7.08%	1	5,346	3.08%	0	8,781	5.06%	1	12,741	7.34%	1	22,543	12.99%	1	83,224	47.95%	6
1988	25,861	14.90%	2	6,240	3.60%	0	8,862	5.11%	1	10,377	5.98%	1	15,355	8.85%	1	16,242	9.36%	1	89,625	51.64%	6
1985	32,140	17.56%	2				2,401	1.31%	0	9,811	5.36%	1	18,306	10.00%	1	22,416	12.25%	1	97,384	53.21%	6
1982	38,992	20.94%	3	4,247	2.28%	0	2,582	1.39%	0	9,843	5.29%	1	6,997	3.76%	0	23,109	12.41%	2	99,968	53.69%	7
1979	43,892	23.62%	3	3,262	1.76%	0				10,042	5.40%	1	12,120	6.52%	1	19,994	10.76%	1	95,156	51.22%	6
1976	53,048	28.44%	4	3,277	1.76%	0				9,359	5.02%	1	12,661	6.79%	1	13,586	7.28%	1	93,935	50.37%	6
1973	49,518	27.70%	3	4,227	2.36%	0				11,346	6.35%	1	10,101	5.65%	1	12,037	6.73%	1	90,613	50.68%	6
1970	40,922	23.04%	3	4,486	2.53%	0				11,693	6.58%	1	16,846	9.48%	1	10,432	5.87%	1	92,790	52.24%	7

2018

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

Party		Votes per municipality							Total Votes	%	Seats
		Ånge	Härnö -sand	Kram -fors	Örnskö -ldsvik	Sollef -teå	Sunds -vall	Timrå
	Swedish Social Democratic Party	2,630	5,971	4,955	16,850	4,453	24,834	5,189	64,882	39.80%	4
	Sweden Democrats	1,390	2,743	1,902	4,328	2,357	10,305	2,335	25,360	15.56%	1
	Moderate Party	707	2,131	1,124	4,814	1,132	10,914	1,433	22,255	13.65%	1
	Centre Party	537	1,618	1,503	4,562	1,622	5,448	818	16,108	9.88%	1
	Left Party	429	1,443	1,423	2,233	1,933	4,915	959	13,335	8.18%	1
	Christian Democrats	306	862	480	2,716	550	3,305	597	8,816	5.41%	0
	Liberals	100	522	247	1,016	202	3,146	368	5,601	3.44%	0
	Green Party	68	702	226	838	190	2,118	224	4,366	2.68%	0
	Feminist Initiative	18	143	61	69	57	314	26	688	0.42%	0
	Alternative for Sweden	23	49	48	119	50	184	32	505	0.31%	0
	Independent Rural Party	43	21	22	65	39	74	9	273	0.17%	0
	Citizens' Coalition	4	16	9	39	5	107	18	198	0.12%	0
	Unity	2	11	11	19	15	59	6	123	0.08%	0
	Direct Democrats	4	13	1	27	5	65	3	118	0.07%	0
	Pirate Party	6	16	8	28	7	48	4	117	0.07%	0
	Nordic Resistance Movement	8	6	5	9	2	36	2	68	0.04%	0
	Christian Values Party	1	4	11	27	7	11	1	62	0.04%	0
	Norrland Party	1	4	26	2	0	3	0	36	0.02%	0
	Classical Liberal Party	2	1	0	8	1	16	7	35	0.02%	0
	Animal Party	1	0	2	3	2	8	0	16	0.01%	0
	Communist Party of Sweden	0	4	0	2	1	1	1	9	0.01%	0
	Initiative	0	2	0	2	0	4	0	8	0.00%	0
	Basic Income Party	0	0	1	1	1	3	0	6	0.00%	0
	European Workers Party	0	1	0	0	0	0	0	1	0.00%	0
	Parties not on the ballot	0	1	1	9	0	4	0	15	0.01%	0
Valid Votes		6,280	16,284	12,066	37,786	12,631	65,922	12,032	163,001	100.00%	8
Invalid votes – unregistered parties		1	2	4	14	21	26	1	69	0.04%
Blank votes		68	142	124	346	123	493	93	1,389	0.84%
Invalid votes – other		3	10	7	18	3	38	11	90	0.05%
Total Polled		6,352	16,438	12,201	38,164	12,778	66,479	12,137	164,549	87.76%
Registered Electors		7,417	18,829	14,153	43,087	14,780	75,358	13,876	187,500
Turnout		85.64%	87.30%	86.21%	88.57%	86.45%	88.22%	87.47%	87.76%

The following candidates were elected:[4] Jörgen Berglund (M), 1,285 votes; Christina Höj Larsen (V), 605 votes; Emil Källström (C), 2,136 votes; Malin Larsson (S), 606 votes; Stefan Löfven (S), 10,235 votes; Ingemar Nilsson (S), 187 votes; Kristina Nilsson (S), 413 votes; and Johnny Skalin (SD), 104 votes.

2014

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

Party		Votes per municipality							Total Votes	%	Seats
		Ånge	Härnö -sand	Kram -fors	Örnskö -ldsvik	Sollef -teå	Sunds -vall	Timrå
	Swedish Social Democratic Party	3,214	7,063	6,447	18,661	7,037	26,618	5,937	74,977	46.25%	5
	Moderate Party	735	2,530	1,410	5,559	1,377	12,690	1,532	25,833	15.94%	2
	Sweden Democrats	1,044	1,799	1,209	2,618	1,681	7,579	1,639	17,569	10.84%	1
	Centre Party	483	1,055	1,188	3,377	857	3,393	569	10,922	6.74%	1
	Left Party	372	1,042	930	1,602	865	3,611	789	9,211	5.68%	1
	Green Party	126	1,136	413	1,325	402	3,317	354	7,073	4.36%	0
	Christian Democrats	174	545	298	2,318	267	2,183	312	6,097	3.76%	0
	Liberal People's Party	94	538	208	1,030	270	2,892	408	5,440	3.36%	0
	Feminist Initiative	100	494	271	602	235	1,689	184	3,575	2.21%	0
	Pirate Party	38	96	40	125	33	311	30	673	0.42%	0
	Unity	1	17	7	24	35	81	10	175	0.11%	0
	Independent Rural Party	72	3	5	9	34	40	6	169	0.10%	0
	Party of the Swedes	8	7	9	10	0	56	7	97	0.06%	0
	Swedish Senior Citizen Interest Party	0	0	0	86	1	0	0	87	0.05%	0
	Animal Party	1	3	4	7	2	19	10	46	0.03%	0
	Christian Values Party	0	7	6	14	4	8	1	40	0.02%	0
	Socialist Justice Party	0	0	0	0	0	24	1	25	0.02%	0
	Direct Democrats	2	0	1	2	0	13	6	24	0.01%	0
	Classical Liberal Party	0	0	0	1	2	8	1	12	0.01%	0
	Communist Party of Sweden	0	0	0	5	0	2	0	7	0.00%	0
	Health Party	0	0	0	2	0	0	0	2	0.00%	0
	Freedom of the Justice Party	0	0	0	0	0	1	0	1	0.00%	0
	Parties not on the ballot	0	3	2	17	6	21	8	57	0.04%	0
Valid Votes		6,464	16,338	12,448	37,394	13,108	64,556	11,804	162,112	100.00%	10
Blank votes		52	102	86	379	117	460	80	1,276	0.78%
Invalid votes		2	6	7	20	6	20	5	66	0.04%
Total Polled		6,518	16,446	12,541	37,793	13,231	65,036	11,889	163,454	86.10%
Registered Electors		7,708	19,254	14,745	43,558	15,512	75,252	13,813	189,842
Turnout		84.56%	85.42%	85.05%	86.76%	85.30%	86.42%	86.07%	86.10%

The following candidates were elected:[6] Lena Asplund (M), 1,049 votes; Mattias Bäckström Johansson (SD), 0 votes; Susanne Eberstein (S), 2,336 votes; Christina Höj Larsen (V), 424 votes; Emil Källström (C), 1,916 votes; Eva Lohman (M), 566 votes; Ingemar Nilsson (S), 460 votes; Kristina Nilsson (S), 2,304 votes; Jasenko Omanović (S), 1,496 votes; and Eva Sonidsson (S), 550 votes.

2010

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

Party		Votes per municipality							Total Votes	%	Seats
		Ånge	Härnö -sand	Kram -fors	Örnskö -ldsvik	Sollef -teå	Sunds -vall	Timrå
	Swedish Social Democratic Party	3,278	6,491	6,485	17,344	7,069	23,976	5,698	70,341	43.97%	5
	Moderate Party	1,244	3,612	2,011	7,035	2,097	16,428	2,123	34,550	21.60%	2
	Centre Party	505	1,200	1,268	3,503	870	3,211	628	11,185	6.99%	1
	Left Party	453	1,039	1,079	1,513	952	3,767	839	9,642	6.03%	1
	Green Party	207	1,309	595	1,677	615	3,922	432	8,757	5.47%	0
	Liberal People's Party	212	884	396	1,560	468	4,171	562	8,253	5.16%	0
	Sweden Democrats	386	650	397	1,121	604	3,416	690	7,264	4.54%	0
	Christian Democrats	190	665	440	2,554	369	2,437	328	6,983	4.37%	0
	Pirate Party	44	127	65	177	63	446	59	981	0.61%	0
	Norrland Coalition Party	25	29	32	34	344	130	32	626	0.39%	0
	Swedish Senior Citizen Interest Party	2	19	0	305	16	258	20	620	0.39%	0
	Feminist Initiative	7	101	59	73	34	192	25	491	0.31%	0
	Socialist Justice Party	1	3	1	10	2	42	9	68	0.04%	0
	Rural Democrats	16	0	0	28	2	11	0	57	0.04%	0
	Freedom Party	0	3	0	3	1	20	1	28	0.02%	0
	Unity	2	4	2	3	4	11	1	27	0.02%	0
	Party of the Swedes	0	3	0	3	0	8	0	14	0.01%	0
	Spirits Party	0	4	0	3	1	5	0	13	0.01%	0
	National Democrats	1	1	1	2	0	5	1	11	0.01%	0
	Health Care Party	0	3	1	1	1	2	0	8	0.01%	0
	Classical Liberal Party	0	0	0	0	0	2	0	2	0.00%	0
	Active Democracy	0	0	0	0	1	0	0	1	0.00%	0
	Communist Party of Sweden	0	0	0	0	1	0	0	1	0.00%	0
	European Workers Party	1	0	0	0	0	0	0	1	0.00%	0
	Freedom of the Justice Party	0	0	0	0	0	1	0	1	0.00%	0
	Parties not on the ballot	4	2	3	13	6	20	2	50	0.03%	0
Valid Votes		6,578	16,149	12,835	36,962	13,520	62,481	11,450	159,975	100.00%	9
Blank votes		84	127	142	385	126	653	108	1,625	1.01%
Invalid votes		5	6	7	18	2	23	4	65	0.04%
Total Polled		6,667	16,282	12,984	37,365	13,648	63,157	11,562	161,665	84.57%
Registered Electors		8,086	19,479	15,431	43,549	16,283	74,602	13,720	191,150
Turnout		82.45%	83.59%	84.14%	85.80%	83.82%	84.66%	84.27%	84.57%

The following candidates were elected:[8] Lena Asplund (M), 1,960 votes; Susanne Eberstein (S), 2,707 votes; Christina Höj Larsen (V), 301 votes; Emil Källström (C), 1,268 votes; Christina Karlsson (S), 1,858 votes; Eva Lohman (M), 1,292 votes; Ingemar Nilsson (S), 343 votes; Jasenko Omanović (S), 1,428 votes; and Eva Sonidsson (S), 811 votes.

2006

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

Party		Votes per municipality							Total Votes	%	Seats
		Ånge	Härnö -sand	Kram -fors	Örnskö -ldsvik	Sollef -teå	Sunds -vall	Timrå
	Swedish Social Democratic Party	3,135	6,267	6,380	17,368	6,672	24,921	5,772	70,515	45.96%	5
	Moderate Party	901	3,033	1,629	5,255	1,700	12,436	1,365	26,319	17.16%	2
	Centre Party	784	1,824	1,832	4,581	1,368	4,871	937	16,197	10.56%	1
	Left Party	551	1,115	1,179	1,429	1,193	3,927	835	10,229	6.67%	1
	Christian Democrats	324	777	527	2,966	603	3,002	475	8,674	5.65%	1
	Liberal People's Party	220	800	379	1,567	525	4,300	497	8,288	5.40%	1
	Green Party	170	913	383	998	465	2,639	303	5,871	3.83%	0
	Sweden Democrats	211	343	172	345	283	1,667	379	3,400	2.22%	0
	Health Care Party	32	541	87	68	75	192	55	1,050	0.68%	0
	Pirate Party	42	132	59	140	86	395	60	914	0.60%	0
	June List	55	32	32	85	37	377	73	691	0.45%	0
	Feminist Initiative	14	66	35	62	21	290	30	518	0.34%	0
	Swedish Senior Citizen Interest Party	9	15	11	355	7	61	10	468	0.31%	0
	Unity	3	25	5	19	8	36	4	100	0.07%	0
	New Future	3	2	0	52	0	8	4	69	0.04%	0
	Socialist Justice Party	0	13	0	3	0	27	6	49	0.03%	0
	People's Will	0	1	3	2	1	3	3	13	0.01%	0
	National Socialist Front	0	0	0	3	2	6	1	12	0.01%	0
	National Democrats	0	3	1	0	2	1	0	7	0.00%	0
	Freedom of the Justice Party	0	0	0	0	0	5	0	5	0.00%	0
	Unique Party	0	0	1	0	0	2	1	4	0.00%	0
	Classical Liberal Party	0	0	0	0	1	2	0	3	0.00%	0
	The Communists	1	0	0	0	0	0	0	1	0.00%	0
	Rikshushållarna	0	0	0	1	0	0	0	1	0.00%	0
	Other parties	0	3	2	6	3	4	1	19	0.01%	0
Valid Votes		6,455	15,905	12,717	35,305	13,052	59,172	10,811	153,417	100.00%	11
Blank votes		116	198	185	602	224	978	176	2,479	1.59%
Invalid votes		8	7	1	7	6	30	5	64	0.04%
Total Polled		6,579	16,110	12,903	35,914	13,282	60,180	10,992	155,960	81.53%
Registered Electors		8,381	19,682	15,973	43,350	16,736	73,576	13,584	191,282
Turnout		78.50%	81.85%	80.78%	82.85%	79.36%	81.79%	80.92%	81.53%

The following candidates were elected:[10] Lena Asplund (M), 702 votes; Susanne Eberstein (S), 1,825 votes; Solveig Hellquist (FP), 470 votes; Bertil Kjellberg (M), 1,910 votes; Lars Lindén (KD), 532 votes; Agneta Lundberg (S), 1,516 votes; Jasenko Omanović (S), 822 votes; Birgitta Sellén (C), 1,309 votes; Eva Sonidsson (S), 533 votes; Hans Stenberg (S), 1,371 votes; and Gunilla Wahlén (V), 407 votes.

2002

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

Party		Votes per municipality							Total Votes	%	Seats
		Ånge	Härnö -sand	Kram -fors	Örnskö -ldsvik	Sollef -teå	Sunds -vall	Timrå
	Swedish Social Democratic Party	3,247	6,997	6,644	18,053	7,004	26,627	5,914	74,486	49.34%	5
	Left Party	777	1,472	1,637	2,443	1,511	5,719	1,343	14,902	9.87%	1
	Centre Party	819	1,619	1,814	4,195	1,293	3,935	891	14,566	9.65%	1
	Liberal People's Party	399	1,552	698	2,782	748	6,939	856	13,974	9.26%	1
	Moderate Party	451	1,533	880	2,243	891	6,263	581	12,842	8.51%	1
	Christian Democrats	418	1,133	757	3,590	975	3,946	631	11,450	7.58%	1
	Green Party	214	874	477	912	532	2,412	251	5,672	3.76%	0
	Sweden Democrats	68	67	47	48	87	791	161	1,269	0.84%	0
	Swedish Senior Citizen Interest Party	27	33	11	353	16	354	39	833	0.55%	0
	New Future	36	14	29	101	26	217	38	461	0.31%	0
	Socialist Justice Party	1	12	0	101	0	29	9	152	0.10%	0
	Socialist Party	0	2	4	0	0	59	5	70	0.05%	0
	Norrbotten Party	3	4	5	13	22	4	15	66	0.04%	0
	Unity	1	21	1	0	1	9	0	33	0.02%	0
	The Communists	0	0	0	3	3	3	0	9	0.01%	0
	New Swedes	0	0	0	0	0	7	0	7	0.00%	0
	Other parties	23	16	13	25	17	60	20	174	0.12%	0
Valid Votes		6,484	15,349	13,017	34,862	13,126	57,374	10,754	150,966	100.00%	10
Invalid votes		99	212	194	395	230	815	102	2,047	1.34%
Total Polled		6,583	15,561	13,211	35,257	13,356	58,189	10,856	153,013	79.56%
Registered Electors		8,656	19,838	16,636	43,369	16,928	73,232	13,653	192,312
Turnout		76.05%	78.44%	79.41%	81.30%	78.90%	79.46%	79.51%	79.56%

The following candidates were elected:[12] Susanne Eberstein (S), 2,920 votes; Solveig Hellquist (FP), 657 votes; Bertil Kjellberg (M), 1,396 votes; Kerstin Kristiansson Karlstedt (S), 1,086 votes; Lars Lindén (KD), 1,242 votes; Agneta Lundberg (S), 1,790 votes; Göran Norlander (S), 789 votes; Birgitta Sellén (C), 1,442 votes; Hans Stenberg (S), 1,573 votes; and Gunilla Wahlén (V), 612 votes.

1998

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

Party		Votes per municipality							Total Votes	%	Seats
		Ånge	Härnö -sand	Kram -fors	Örnskö -ldsvik	Sollef -teå	Sunds -vall	Timrå
	Swedish Social Democratic Party	3,272	6,629	6,909	16,960	7,311	24,649	5,527	71,257	45.13%	5
	Left Party	1,287	2,204	2,216	4,173	2,405	8,885	2,134	23,304	14.76%	2
	Moderate Party	752	2,918	1,510	4,104	1,546	9,776	1,010	21,616	13.69%	1
	Christian Democrats	606	1,800	1,169	4,791	1,131	5,710	865	16,072	10.18%	1
	Centre Party	609	1,159	1,502	2,936	973	2,604	708	10,491	6.64%	1
	Green Party	307	914	492	1,097	545	2,672	388	6,415	4.06%	0
	Liberal People's Party	144	648	307	1,236	284	2,740	319	5,678	3.60%	0
	Other parties	135	248	219	433	371	1,404	249	3,059	1.94%	0
Valid Votes		7,112	16,520	14,324	35,730	14,566	58,440	11,200	157,892	100.00%	10
Invalid votes		174	300	285	616	218	1,321	144	3,058	1.90%
Total Polled		7,286	16,820	14,609	36,346	14,784	59,761	11,344	160,950	81.55%
Registered Electors		9,190	20,677	17,796	44,222	18,081	73,380	14,016	197,362
Turnout		79.28%	81.35%	82.09%	82.19%	81.77%	81.44%	80.94%	81.55%

The following candidates were elected:[15] Susanne Eberstein (S), 2,642 votes; Jan Erik Ågren (KD), 236 votes; Kerstin Kristiansson (S), 1,157 votes; Agneta Lundberg (S), 2,349 votes; Per-Richard Molén (M), 2,339 votes; Göran Norlander (S), 1,340 votes; Birgitta Sellén (C), 1,406 votes; Hans Stenberg (S), 1,716 votes; Claes Stockhaus (V), 821 votes; and Gunilla Wahlén (V), 1,215 votes.

1994

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

Party		Votes per municipality							Total Votes	%	Seats
		Ånge	Härnö -sand	Kram -fors	Örnskö -ldsvik	Sollef -teå	Sunds -vall	Timrå
	Swedish Social Democratic Party	4,546	8,259	9,296	22,184	10,023	33,235	7,723	95,266	55.00%	6
	Moderate Party	783	3,565	1,727	4,454	1,741	9,305	960	22,535	13.01%	2
	Centre Party	1,025	2,000	2,130	4,208	1,525	4,090	935	15,913	9.19%	1
	Left Party	708	1,197	1,271	1,743	1,160	4,463	1,124	11,666	6.74%	1
	Liberal People's Party	249	1,135	476	2,477	546	4,935	614	10,432	6.02%	1
	Green Party	529	1,216	677	1,511	795	3,225	439	8,392	4.84%	1
	Christian Democratic Unity	187	696	563	2,502	459	1,932	347	6,686	3.86%	0
	New Democracy	54	160	47	177	89	563	101	1,191	0.69%	0
	Other parties	57	127	46	216	64	524	95	1,129	0.65%	0
Valid Votes		8,138	18,355	16,233	39,472	16,402	62,272	12,338	173,210	100.00%	12
Invalid votes		100	230	173	351	187	671	93	1,805	1.03%
Total Polled		8,238	18,585	16,406	39,823	16,589	62,943	12,431	175,015	87.08%
Registered Electors		9,718	21,400	18,655	45,107	18,966	72,846	14,292	200,984
Turnout		84.77%	86.85%	87.94%	88.29%	87.47%	86.41%	86.98%	87.08%

1991

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

Party		Votes per municipality							Total Votes	%	Seats
		Ånge	Härnö -sand	Kram -fors	Örnskö -ldsvik	Sollef -teå	Sunds -vall	Timrå
	Swedish Social Democratic Party	3,928	7,017	8,749	19,338	9,295	28,202	6,695	83,224	47.95%	6
	Moderate Party	813	3,544	1,727	4,140	1,873	9,405	1,041	22,543	12.99%	1
	Centre Party	1,296	2,335	2,494	5,106	1,920	5,288	1,173	19,612	11.30%	1
	Liberal People's Party	333	1,390	598	2,923	670	5,999	828	12,741	7.34%	1
	Christian Democratic Unity	430	1,298	1,062	4,015	884	3,925	673	12,287	7.08%	1
	Left Party	530	803	1,119	1,145	954	3,376	854	8,781	5.06%	1
	New Democracy	445	1,063	541	1,778	584	3,260	534	8,205	4.73%	1
	Green Party	323	765	428	924	511	2,156	239	5,346	3.08%	0
	Other parties	57	78	34	103	60	404	91	827	0.48%	0
Valid Votes		8,155	18,293	16,752	39,472	16,751	62,015	12,128	173,566	100.00%	12
Invalid votes		107	209	218	509	201	827	120	2,191	1.25%
Total Polled		8,262	18,502	16,970	39,981	16,952	62,842	12,248	175,757	86.82%
Registered Electors		9,924	21,316	19,340	45,575	19,345	72,746	14,196	202,442
Turnout		83.25%	86.80%	87.75%	87.73%	87.63%	86.39%	86.28%	86.82%

1988

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

Party		Votes per municipality							Total Votes	%	Seats
		Ånge	Härnö -sand	Kram -fors	Örnskö -ldsvik	Sollef -teå	Sunds -vall	Timrå
	Swedish Social Democratic Party	4,515	7,666	9,241	20,571	10,133	30,416	7,083	89,625	51.64%	6
	Centre Party	1,599	3,284	3,147	6,586	2,355	7,390	1,500	25,861	14.90%	2
	Moderate Party	546	2,535	1,322	3,046	1,361	6,760	672	16,242	9.36%	1
	Liberal People's Party	489	1,734	765	3,636	853	6,947	931	15,355	8.85%	1
	Left Party – Communists	631	1,126	1,288	1,366	1,038	3,919	1,009	10,377	5.98%	1
	Green Party	482	1,156	868	1,856	1,056	3,011	433	8,862	5.11%	1
	Christian Democratic Unity	232	504	496	2,293	441	1,929	345	6,240	3.60%	0
	Other parties	13	26	119	164	9	650	25	1,006	0.58%	0
Valid Votes		8,507	18,031	17,246	39,518	17,246	61,022	11,998	173,568	100.00%	12
Invalid votes		89	182	167	410	158	629	84	1,719	0.98%
Total Polled		8,596	18,213	17,413	39,928	17,404	61,651	12,082	175,287	86.61%
Registered Electors		10,156	21,194	19,700	45,532	19,763	72,056	13,994	202,395
Turnout		84.64%	85.93%	88.39%	87.69%	88.06%	85.56%	86.34%	86.61%

1985

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

Party		Votes per municipality							Total Votes	%	Seats
		Ånge	Härnö -sand	Kram -fors	Örnskö -ldsvik	Sollef -teå	Sunds -vall	Timrå
	Swedish Social Democratic Party	5,184	8,389	10,264	21,922	10,938	33,133	7,554	97,384	53.21%	6
	Centre Party	1,926	3,925	3,817	8,929	3,011	8,701	1,831	32,140	17.56%	2
	Moderate Party	776	3,381	1,828	4,414	1,890	9,112	1,015	22,416	12.25%	1
	Liberal People's Party	617	2,111	1,036	4,390	1,039	8,101	1,012	18,306	10.00%	1
	Left Party – Communists	563	966	1,310	1,351	1,019	3,733	869	9,811	5.36%	1
	Green Party	175	354	236	411	283	842	100	2,401	1.31%	0
	Other parties	7	42	20	101	24	340	27	561	0.31%	0
Valid Votes		9,248	19,168	18,511	41,518	18,204	63,962	12,408	183,019	100.00%	11
Invalid votes		49	131	117	275	114	480	68	1,234	0.67%
Total Polled		9,297	19,299	18,628	41,793	18,318	64,442	12,476	184,253	90.47%
Registered Electors		10,425	21,350	20,211	45,864	20,176	71,908	13,717	203,651
Turnout		89.18%	90.39%	92.17%	91.12%	90.79%	89.62%	90.95%	90.47%

1982

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

Party		Votes per municipality							Total Votes	%	Seats
		Ånge	Härnö -sand	Kram -fors	Örnskö -ldsvik	Sollef -teå	Sunds -vall	Timrå
	Swedish Social Democratic Party	5,315	8,686	10,655	22,132	11,170	34,257	7,753	99,968	53.69%	7
	Centre Party	2,189	5,099	4,469	9,961	3,543	11,604	2,127	38,992	20.94%	3
	Moderate Party	792	3,286	1,693	4,641	1,952	9,728	1,017	23,109	12.41%	2
	Left Party – Communists	549	1,009	1,325	1,307	1,091	3,743	819	9,843	5.29%	1
	Liberal People's Party	234	614	356	1,926	327	3,150	390	6,997	3.76%	0
	Christian Democratic Unity	170	300	372	1,613	327	1,161	304	4,247	2.28%	0
	Green Party	104	448	206	435	298	975	116	2,582	1.39%	0
	K-Party	4	13	94	68	13	145	7	344	0.18%	0
	Other parties	2	10	6	8	2	64	7	99	0.05%	0
Valid Votes		9,359	19,465	19,176	42,091	18,723	64,827	12,540	186,181	100.00%	13
Invalid votes		68	205	151	251	96	517	65	1,353	0.72%
Total Polled		9,427	19,670	19,327	42,342	18,819	65,344	12,605	187,534	92.23%
Registered Electors		10,474	21,336	20,721	45,565	20,300	71,270	13,673	203,339
Turnout		90.00%	92.19%	93.27%	92.93%	92.70%	91.69%	92.19%	92.23%

1979

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

Party		Votes per municipality							Total Votes	%	Seats
		Ånge	Härnö -sand	Kram -fors	Örnskö -ldsvik	Sollef -teå	Sunds -vall	Timrå
	Swedish Social Democratic Party	5,185	8,116	10,789	20,886	10,959	31,829	7,392	95,156	51.22%	6
	Centre Party	2,604	5,684	4,924	10,970	4,218	12,930	2,562	43,892	23.62%	3
	Moderate Party	695	2,935	1,589	3,771	1,713	8,321	970	19,994	10.76%	1
	Liberal People's Party	433	1,116	600	3,424	574	5,357	616	12,120	6.52%	1
	Left Party – Communists	622	1,115	1,297	1,312	1,018	3,864	814	10,042	5.40%	1
	Christian Democratic Unity	149	254	302	1,282	274	791	210	3,262	1.76%	0
	Workers' Party – The Communists	2	22	203	151	98	231	6	713	0.38%	0
	Communist Party of Sweden	11	15	20	87	13	241	37	424	0.23%	0
	Other parties	6	33	11	23	15	94	9	191	0.10%	0
Valid Votes		9,707	19,290	19,735	41,906	18,882	63,658	12,616	185,794	100.00%	12
Invalid votes		42	106	96	161	72	252	28	757	0.41%
Total Polled		9,749	19,396	19,831	42,067	18,954	63,910	12,644	186,551	92.05%
Registered Electors		10,661	21,079	21,260	45,425	20,482	70,065	13,695	202,667
Turnout		91.45%	92.02%	93.28%	92.61%	92.54%	91.22%	92.33%	92.05%

1976

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

Party		Votes per municipality							Total Votes	%	Seats
		Ånge	Härnö -sand	Kram -fors	Örnskö -ldsvik	Sollef -teå	Sunds -vall	Timrå
	Swedish Social Democratic Party	5,176	8,034	11,143	20,444	10,664	31,293	7,181	93,935	50.37%	6
	Centre Party	3,144	6,533	5,935	12,608	5,209	16,493	3,126	53,048	28.44%	4
	Moderate Party	447	2,107	1,100	2,521	1,360	5,540	511	13,586	7.28%	1
	People's Party	430	1,241	621	3,574	560	5,625	610	12,661	6.79%	1
	Left Party – Communists	597	901	1,427	1,321	985	3,374	754	9,359	5.02%	1
	Christian Democratic Unity	146	269	286	1,287	283	792	214	3,277	1.76%	0
	Communist Party of Sweden	10	38	29	143	44	298	15	577	0.31%	0
	Other parties	0	14	5	15	3	15	3	55	0.03%	0
Valid Votes		9,950	19,137	20,546	41,913	19,108	63,430	12,414	186,498	100.00%	13
Invalid votes		26	67	72	87	52	177	16	497	0.27%
Total Polled		9,976	19,204	20,618	42,000	19,160	63,607	12,430	186,995	92.65%
Registered Electors		10,889	20,694	21,917	45,146	20,475	69,332	13,370	201,823
Turnout		91.62%	92.80%	94.07%	93.03%	93.58%	91.74%	92.97%	92.65%

1973

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

Party		Votes per municipality							Total Votes	%	Seats
		Ånge	Härnö -sand	Kram -fors	Örnskö -ldsvik	Sollef -teå	Sunds -vall	Timrå
	Swedish Social Democratic Party	5,147	8,139	11,112	19,442	10,303	29,642	6,828	90,613	50.68%	6
	Centre Party	2,915	6,251	5,541	11,526	5,249	15,265	2,771	49,518	27.70%	3
	Moderate Party	353	1,859	936	2,256	1,247	4,976	410	12,037	6.73%	1
	Left Party – Communists	798	921	1,829	1,628	1,154	4,128	888	11,346	6.35%	1
	People's Party	457	1,025	527	2,912	413	4,235	532	10,101	5.65%	1
	Christian Democratic Unity	166	284	368	1,838	334	1,008	229	4,227	2.36%	0
	Communist Party of Sweden	20	54	68	152	59	264	18	635	0.36%	0
	Communist League Marxist–Leninists (the revolutionaries)	13	24	65	35	23	87	11	258	0.14%	0
	Other parties	7	4	3	5	8	25	1	53	0.03%	0
Valid Votes		9,876	18,561	20,449	39,794	18,790	59,630	11,688	178,788	100.00%	12
Invalid votes		22	15	26	33	16	121	8	241	0.13%
Total Polled		9,898	18,576	20,475	39,827	18,806	59,751	11,696	179,029	92.06%
Registered Electors		10,909	20,071	21,820	43,208	20,259	65,496	12,715	194,478
Turnout		90.73%	92.55%	93.84%	92.18%	92.83%	91.23%	91.99%	92.06%

1970

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

!
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
Ånge	Bateå	Bjärt -rå	Fjälls -jö	Härnö -sand	Indals- Liden	Kram -fors	Mat -fors	Nju -runda	Nora -ström	Nord -ingrå	Örnskö -ldsvik	Ram -sele	Sollef -teå	Stöde	Sunds -vall	Timrå	Ullån -ger	Ytter -lännäs	Postal Votes
4,664	886	1,061	1,898	6,197	1,115	4,525	1,792	4,048	538	641	17,681	1,371	7,263	893	17,495	5,873	641	2,709	11,499	92,790	52.24%	7
2,146	431	369	943	3,821	762	991	1,255	1,213	674	687	8,031	660	3,148	667	6,019	1,742	765	870	5,728	40,922	23.04%	3
533	20	54	115	1,041	150	225	288	622	64	85	3,724	56	537	143	4,457	713	102	130	3,787	16,846	9.48%	1
772	108	147	332	723	91	1,024	222	796	87	12	1,493	223	768	149	2,227	812	31	309	1,367	11,693	6.58%	1
210	46	35	138	1,056	92	186	93	195	94	121	1,457	94	717	50	2,155	233	82	138	3,240	10,432	5.87%	1
159	22	21	61	246	75	54	65	83	31	74	1,630	57	161	43	631	181	69	71	752	4,486	2.53%	0
8	4	6	1	25	1	38	0	10	1	2	90	3	8	0	42	3	3	23	143	411	0.23%	0
0	0	0	0	2	0	0	0	0	0	0	1	0	1	0	0	0	0	0	35	39	0.02%	0
8,492	1,517	1,693	3,488	13,111	2,286	7,043	3,715	6,967	1,489	1,622	34,107	2,464	12,603	1,945	33,026	9,557	1,693	4,250	26,551	177,619	100.00%	13
10	1	2	4	18	1	4	2	4	1	0	25	3	7	1	21	6	0	3	88	201	0.11%
8,502	1,518	1,695	3,492	13,129	2,287	7,047	3,717	6,971	1,490	1,622	34,132	2,467	12,610	1,946	33,047	9,563	1,693	4,253	26,639	177,820
1,543	186	211	579	4,534	283	1,065	385	838	257	163	4,633	317	2,486	198	6,575	1,515	189	524	-26,639	-158
10,045	1,704	1,906	4,071	17,663	2,570	8,112	4,102	7,809	1,747	1,785	38,765	2,784	15,096	2,144	39,622	11,078	1,882	4,777	0	177,662	89.06%
11,449	1,863	2,101	4,593	19,828	2,912	8,755	4,724	8,786	1,917	1,885	43,335	3,097	16,771	2,487	45,390	12,320	2,056	5,206		199,475
87.74%	91.47%	90.72%	88.63%	89.08%	88.26%	92.66%	86.83%	88.88%	91.13%	94.69%	89.45%	89.89%	90.01%	86.21%	87.29%	89.92%	91.54%	91.76%		89.06%

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