Details of your assigned voting location are shown on your voting card. The name and address of the voting location are stated here.

Your assigned voting location is determined according to which electoral district you belong to. It is determined geographically, based on your home address and the way in which your municipality has chosen to divide up the electoral districts.

Alternatively, you can search for voting location details on val.se closer to the elections.

Voting cards

No. You can only vote at the voting location that’s shown on your voting card.

However, you can vote at an early voting location if you’re away from home – even on election day. At least one early voting location is open in each municipality on election day.

Assigned voting locations are only open on election day. All assigned voting locations are open between 08.00 and 20.00.

Yes, you can vote even if you’re away from home on election day. You can go to any early voting location in Sweden. On election day, at least one early voting location is open in each municipality.

Please keep in mind that significantly fewer early voting locations are open on election day than before that date. You might therefore need to travel further if you wish to vote on election day, depending on where you’re situated.

If you know that you’ll be away from home, it’s best to vote early.

Early voting

You can vote early at any early voting location in Sweden 18 days before election day up to and including election day.

We will publish a list of all early voting locations in Sweden as the next election approaches.

On this website, val.se, you can check which parties have registered to take part in the upcoming elections.

Parties are listed according to election type (the Riksdag and municipal and regional councils and the European Parliament), and the listings are updated before each election year.

Parties that take part in elections (in Swedish)