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Red-Green Majority in Stockholm – but M Makes a Successful Election

MP and M are making strong progress in Stockholm, while S and L are retreating. Even though the red-greens still look like they will get their own majority, Christofer Fjellner (M) has not given up hope of a change of power. – I will do everything in my power to replace the current government, he says.

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The red-green parties in the city of Stockholm look set to retain power for another term. The big winner of the election is the Green Party – but the Moderates are also making strong progress. – I will do everything in my power to ensure that we get some other form of government, says opposition city councilor Christofer Fjellner (M).

·Stockholm, Sweden
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The party makes a successful election in the "excluded area" - snor Nyans röster. Gets own majority shares of Rinkeby and Tensta.

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The Stockholm City Council looks set to continue to enjoy the confidence of the voters. According to the preliminary vote count, the current council will receive the same number of seats in the council. The MP is the big winner.

·Stockholm, Sweden
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The Social Democrats remain the largest party in the Stockholm Region but are clearly losing ground. At the same time, both the Moderates and the Green Party are making strong progress in the preliminary election results. The post M and MP make strong progress in the regional election first appeared on märsta.nu.

MP and M are making strong progress in Stockholm, while S and L are retreating. Even though the red-greens still look like they will get their own majority, Christofer Fjellner (M) has not given up hope of a change of power. – I will do everything in my power to replace the current government, he says.

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Svenska Dagbladet broke the news in Stockholm, Sweden on Monday, September 14, 2026.
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