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Historical candidate personal-vote record · no current-tenure claim

Jörgen Grubb

Jörgen Grubb received 112 personal votes in the Swedish Election Authority's historical 2022 Riksdag candidate records for Sverigedemokraterna. This page does not infer elected or current-member status.

112personal votes
9010source candidate number
0110source party code
11constituency records
Official ballot identity

Sverigedemokraterna

The source associates this candidate with list numbers 02361, 02515, 02518, 02520, 02521, 02522, 02526, 02952, 02954, 02962, 02965. Candidate identity and personal votes are reproduced from Valmyndigheten without adding biography or membership claims.

Source rows11Aggregated without deduplicating away list-specific votes
Published constituency records

Jörgen Grubb's source-reported personal votes by constituency.

ConstituencyPersonal votes
Malmö kommunConstituency 1191
Skåne läns södraConstituency 1310
Stockholms länConstituency 022
Skåne läns norra och östraConstituency 142
Stockholms kommunConstituency 011
Södermanlands länConstituency 041
Kronobergs länConstituency 071
Göteborgs kommunConstituency 161
Västra Götalands läns norraConstituency 181
Värmlands länConstituency 211
Gävleborgs länConstituency 251
Critical interpretation

Personal votes are not an elected-status field.

Candidate pages publish official personal-vote records and ballot-source identifiers; they do not infer that a candidate was elected.

Source: Valmyndigheten 2022 personal-vote workbook.

How to interpret this record

Jörgen Grubb Sweden 2022 Riksdag Personal Vote Result

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