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Government and politics in Kronobergs län (Småland med öarna, Sweden): official figures

Kronoberg County ranked 5th of 20 counties on the share of women in the regional council in 2025, at 51.0% against a national figure of 49.0%.

The share of women in the regional council
51.0%
2025
The number of residents per elected regional politician
1,312
2025
The share of foreign-born members of the regional council
15.0%
2025
The cost of the regional council’s political activity per resident
SEK 256
2025

How many seats does Region Kronoberg have?

Region Kronoberg, the elected regional council that runs health care in Kronoberg County, has 61 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 Kronoberg?

The 2022 seat distribution in Region Kronoberg was: Social Democrats 21, Moderates 13, Sweden Democrats 10, Left Party 5, Christian Democrats 5, Centre Party 4, Liberals 3; the Social Democrats hold the most seats (21 of 61).

Source: Statistiska centralbyrån (SCB) · saved copy

Who won the 2022 regional election in Kronoberg County?

The Social Democrats won the largest share of the regional vote in Kronoberg County in 2022 with 33.1% (up from 31.0% in 2018), against 31.7% across all regions.

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

Turnout in the 2022 regional council election in Kronoberg County was 80.7% (127,425 ballots cast), 8th lowest among the 20 counties that hold regional elections and above the all-region figure of 80.2%; in 2018 it was 84.3%.

Source: Statistiska centralbyrån (SCB) · saved copy

Who governs Region Kronoberg?

According to the Kolada register of political control, Region Kronoberg 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 Kronobergs län compares with other counties in Sweden

The share of women in the regional council (2025)

Kronobergs län ranks 5 of 20, highest first.

RankAreaThe share of women in the regional council
2Uppsala län54.0%
3Västra Götalands län52.0%
4Västerbottens län52.0%
5Kronobergs län51.0%
6Gävleborgs län51.0%
7Skåne län49.0%
8Hallands län49.0%
Source: RKA (Rådet för främjande av kommunala analyser), Kolada · saved copy

The number of residents per elected regional politician (2025)

Kronobergs län ranks 16 of 20, highest first.

RankAreaThe number of residents per elected regional politician
13Dalarnas län1,440
14Värmlands län1,369
15Gävleborgs län1,349
16Kronobergs län1,312
17Örebro län1,290
18Västernorrlands län1,184
19Jämtlands län963
Source: RKA (Rådet för främjande av kommunala analyser), Kolada · saved copy

Turnout in the 2022 regional council election (2022)

Kronobergs län ranks 13 of 20, highest first. Gotland has no separate regional election

RankAreaTurnout in the 2022 regional council election
10Jämtlands län81.4%
11Värmlands län81.2%
12Jönköpings län80.9%
13Kronobergs län80.7%
14Norrbottens län80.6%
15Västra Götalands län80.3%
16Gävleborgs län80.2%
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Sweden Democrats share of the 2022 regional vote (2022)

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

RankAreaSweden Democrats share of the 2022 regional vote
8Hallands län16.6%
9Östergötlands län15.8%
10Värmlands län15.7%
11Kronobergs län15.6%
12Dalarnas län15.6%
13Västra Götalands län15.4%
14Örebro län14.7%
Source: Statistiska centralbyrån (SCB) · saved copy

Social Democrats share of the 2022 regional vote (2022)

Kronobergs län ranks 7 of 20, highest first. Gotland has no separate regional election

RankAreaSocial Democrats share of the 2022 regional vote
4Jämtlands län36.9%
5Kalmar län34.1%
6Blekinge län33.7%
7Kronobergs län33.1%
8Stockholms län33.0%
9Västmanlands län32.9%
10Västernorrlands län32.9%
Source: Statistiska centralbyrån (SCB) · saved copy

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