Liberal People's Party (Sweden) - General Election Results

General Election Results

Election results by year

  • 1936 12,9%
  • 1940 12,0%
  • 1944 12,9%
  • 1948 22,8%
  • 1952 24,4%
  • 1956 23,8%
  • 1958 18,2%
  • 1960 17,5%
  • 1964 17,1%
  • 1968 15,0%
  • 1970 16,2%
  • 1973 9,4%
  • 1976 11,1%
  • 1979 10,6%
  • 1982 5,9%
  • 1985 14,2%
  • 1988 12,2%
  • 1991 9,1%
  • 1994 7,2%
  • 1998 4,7%
  • 2002 13,4%
  • 2006 7,5%
  • 2010 7,1%

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