The Örebro Party’s attempt to win seats in the Riksdag failed—but the party grew significantly at the local level. Now Markus Allard offers his explanation for the results, takes issue with the post-election analyses, and identifies what needs to change.
The Örebro Party aimed to win seats in the Riksdag through the so-called 12 percent rule, which can grant a party seats based on strong support in a single electoral district. That goal was not achieved.
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