
The moderates' group leader tops the list of most-voted candidates in the Stockholm election.
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The election in Stockholm has resulted in a list of the most popular candidates for the various parties.
The overwhelming cross winner is the Moderates' group leader Christofer Fjellner with over 11,000 personal votes. He got the most in Norrmalm, Ăstermalm and Gamla stan.
- I am very grateful for that trust and it gives me even more energy to continue working for Stockholm, says Fjellner.
He beats the Social Democrats' top candidate, Emilia Bjuggren, by over 9,000 personal votes. S, on the other hand, takes a place in the top ten list through Anders Ăsterberg, who was deputy financial councilor during the mandate period.
Emilia Bjuggren, who became S's new first name in the city in December 2025, gets 14th place among the most cruised.
In second place is the Left Party's group leader Alexandra Mattson with approximately 6,600 crosses. Bronze in personal cross goes to Nike Ărbrink (KD) with over 3,000 personal votes.
Four of the ten most crossed are from the Left Party. In addition to the group leader, there is also Shamso Ali Hassan (V), second vice-chairman of the SkÀrholmen district committee, Ahmed Shafir, chairman of the Left Party Tensta Rinkeby SpÄnga, and Rashid Mohammed, chairman of the JÀrva district committee.
- We are very happy about the strong support we have received in Stockholm, not least in the outer city. During the election campaign, we talked to many voters about stronger welfare and more reasonable rents. These are the questions we want to continue working on, says Alexandra Mattson in a comment.
Alexandra Mattson gets the most crosses in Western Southern District, while Ali Hassan, Shafir and Mohammed get the most in Outer Western District.
The center party lacks a candidate on the list of the ten most crossed, but group leader Jonas Naddebo ends up in twelfth place.
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