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Revision as of 14:37, 9 September 2010

Swedish general election, 1948

← 1944 19 September 1952 1952 →

All 230 seats to the second chamber of the Riksdag
  First party Second party
 
Leader Tage Erlander Bertil Ohlin
Party Social Democrats Liberals
Last election 115 seats 26 seats
Seats won 112 seats 57 seats
Seat change -3 +31
Popular vote 1,789,440 882,414
Percentage 46,13% 24,44%

PM before election

Tage Erlander
Social Democrats

Elected PM

Tage Erlander
Social Democrats

Elections to the second chamber of the Riksdag held 19 September 1948.

Party Leader Votes Seats
Number +− % Number +−
  Social Democrats Tage Erlander 1 789 440 46,13 −0,42 112 −3
  People's Party Bertil Ohlin 882 414 22,75 +9,84 57 +31
  Peasants League Axel Pehrsson-Bramstorp 480 361 12,38 −1,26 30 −5
  Rightist Party Fritiof Domö 478 779 12,34 −3,5 23 −16
  Communist Party Sven Linderot 244 812 6,31 −4,01 8 −7
  Others 3 293 0,08
No. of valid votes 3 879 099 100,00   230  
Invalid votes ?  
Total 3 895 161
(82,7 %)

Despite a furious campaign by the opposition and the majority of the Swedish press, the Social Democratic government made only minor losses and could continue its reign.