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

Michael Andersson

Michael Andersson received 24 personal votes in the Swedish Election Authority's historical 2022 Riksdag candidate records for Piratpartiet. This page does not infer elected or current-member status.

24personal votes
57239source candidate number
0524source party code
12constituency records
Official ballot identity

Piratpartiet

The source associates this candidate with list number 05179. Candidate identity and personal votes are reproduced from Valmyndigheten without adding biography or membership claims.

Source rows12Aggregated without deduplicating away list-specific votes
Published constituency records

Michael Andersson's source-reported personal votes by constituency.

ConstituencyPersonal votes
Skåne läns västraConstituency 126
Stockholms länConstituency 024
Skåne läns södraConstituency 133
Värmlands länConstituency 212
Gävleborgs länConstituency 252
Stockholms kommunConstituency 011
Kalmar länConstituency 081
Skåne läns norra och östraConstituency 141
Västra Götalands läns östraConstituency 201
Örebro länConstituency 221
Västernorrlands länConstituency 261
Jämtlands länConstituency 271
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.

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Michael Andersson Sweden 2022 Riksdag Personal Vote Result

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