Swedish general election, 1952

Swedish general election, 1952
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Elections to the second chamber of the Riksdag held September 21, 1952.

Party		Leader	Votes			Seats
Party		Leader	Antal	%	+− %	Antal	+−
	Social Democrats	Tage Erlander	1 742 284	46,05	−0,08	110	−2
	People's Party (Folkpartiet)	Bertil Ohlin	924 819	24,44	+1,69	58	+1
	Rightist Party (Högerpartiet)	Jarl Hjalmarson	543 825	14,37	+2,03	31	+8
	Peasants League (Bondeförbundet)	Gunnar Hedlund	406 183	10,74	−1,64	26	−4
	Communist Party (Vänsterpartiet)	Hilding Hagberg	164 194	4,34	−1,97	5	−3
	Others	—	2 402	0,06	—	—	—
No. of valid votes			3 783 707	100,00		230
Invalid votes			?
Total			3 801 284 (79,1 %)

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