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Government and politics in Dalarnas län (Norra Mellansverige, Sweden): official figures

In 2025, the share of women in the regional council in Dalarna County was 43.0%, compared with 49.0% for Sweden as a whole; that was the lowest among the counties.

The share of women in the regional council
43.0%
2025
The number of residents per elected regional politician
1,440
2025
The share of foreign-born members of the regional council
6.0%
2025
The cost of the regional council’s political activity per resident
SEK 175
2025

How many seats does Region Dalarna have?

Region Dalarna, the elected regional council that runs health care in Dalarna County, has 83 seats after the election of 11 September 2022, the same size as in 2018.

Source: Statistiska centralbyrån (SCB) · saved copy

Which party is largest in Region Dalarna?

The 2022 seat distribution in Region Dalarna was: Social Democrats 29, Moderates 16, Sweden Democrats 14, Centre Party 7, Left Party 6, Christian Democrats 6, other parties 5; the Social Democrats hold the most seats (29 of 83).

Source: Statistiska centralbyrån (SCB) · saved copy

Who won the 2022 regional election in Dalarna County?

The Social Democrats won the largest share of the regional vote in Dalarna County in 2022 with 32.8% (up from 28.6% in 2018), against 31.7% across all regions.

Source: Statistiska centralbyrån (SCB) · saved copy

What was the turnout in the regional election in Dalarna County?

Turnout in the 2022 regional council election in Dalarna County was 82.1% (188,287 ballots cast), 5th highest among the 20 counties that hold regional elections and above the all-region figure of 80.2%; in 2018 it was 85.0%.

Source: Statistiska centralbyrån (SCB) · saved copy

Who governs Region Dalarna?

According to the Kolada register of political control, Region Dalarna was governed in 2025 by a cross-bloc coalition.

Source: RKA (Rådet för främjande av kommunala analyser), Kolada · saved copy

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How Dalarnas län compares with other counties in Sweden

The share of women in the regional council (2025)

Dalarnas län ranks 20 of 20, highest first.

RankAreaThe share of women in the regional council
14Norrbottens län48.0%
15Stockholms län47.0%
16Södermanlands län47.0%
17Jönköpings län46.0%
18Blekinge län46.0%
19Örebro län46.0%
20Dalarnas län43.0%
Source: RKA (Rådet för främjande av kommunala analyser), Kolada · saved copy

The number of residents per elected regional politician (2025)

Dalarnas län ranks 13 of 20, highest first.

RankAreaThe number of residents per elected regional politician
10Hallands län1,527
11Västerbottens län1,480
12Kalmar län1,441
13Dalarnas län1,440
14Värmlands län1,369
15Gävleborgs län1,349
16Kronobergs län1,312
Source: RKA (Rådet för främjande av kommunala analyser), Kolada · saved copy

Turnout in the 2022 regional council election (2022)

Dalarnas län ranks 5 of 20, highest first. Gotland has no separate regional election

RankAreaTurnout in the 2022 regional council election
2Blekinge län82.9%
3Kalmar län82.5%
4Västerbottens län82.2%
5Dalarnas län82.1%
6Västernorrlands län82.1%
7Uppsala län81.9%
8Östergötlands län81.7%
Source: Statistiska centralbyrån (SCB) · saved copy

Sweden Democrats share of the 2022 regional vote (2022)

Dalarnas län ranks 12 of 20, highest first. Gotland has no separate regional election

RankAreaSweden Democrats share of the 2022 regional vote
9Östergötlands län15.8%
10Värmlands län15.7%
11Kronobergs län15.6%
12Dalarnas län15.6%
13Västra Götalands län15.4%
14Örebro län14.7%
15Uppsala län13.3%
Source: Statistiska centralbyrån (SCB) · saved copy

Social Democrats share of the 2022 regional vote (2022)

Dalarnas län ranks 11 of 20, highest first. Gotland has no separate regional election

RankAreaSocial Democrats share of the 2022 regional vote
8Stockholms län33.0%
9Västmanlands län32.9%
10Västernorrlands län32.9%
11Dalarnas län32.8%
12Örebro län32.1%
13Gävleborgs län32.0%
14Östergötlands län31.3%
Source: Statistiska centralbyrån (SCB) · saved copy

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