The Swedish election 2026
On September 13, 2026, there will be elections for the Swedish Parliament, regional and municipal councils. By voting, you help decide who will govern in your municipality, region and the Swedish Parliament.
How to vote
All eligible voters will recive their voting card before August 26, 2026. The voting card confirms that a person is registered to vote and shows which polling station you can vote at.
If you have a digital mailbox, like Kivra or Min Myndighetspost, your voting card will be sent there. Otherwise, you will receive your voting card by regular mail.
You can choose to vote on the election day, on September 13, at your polling station, or in advance at Sunne Library. If you are unable to visit a polling station due to illness, age, or disability, you can vote with a mobile voting team.
Election to the Riksdag
- you must be 18 years old no later than on election day,
- you are a Swedish citizen, and
- you are now, or have been, registered in the population register.
Election to the municipal and region assemblies
- you must be 18 years old no later than on election day,
- you are recorded in the population register as a constituent of the municipality and region and
- you are a Swedish citizen, a citizen of another EU Member State, Iceland or Norway, or
- you are a citizen of another country or stateless but have been recorded in the Swedish Population Register for at least three consecutive years before election day.
Read more about the right to vote at Valmyndighetens website.
If you are abroad, you can either vote by post or vote in advance at a Swedish embassy or consulate that organises vote reception. Read more about voting from abroad at Valmyndighetens website.
Vote before the election day at Sunne Library
You can vote in advance starting from August 26 and up until the election day on September 13th. You can vote at any polling station for early voting.
In Sunne the polling station for early voting is located at Galleri Björken, Sunne Library.
What to bring with you
To cast your advance vote, you will need to bring a valid form of identification.
Opening hours and address
You can vote in advance in Galleri Björken, which is located further into the Sunne library premises.
Address: Storgatan 39, Sunne
Opening hours starting Wednesday, August 26:
- Monday–Wednesday: 10.30–17.30 (closed for lunch 13.00–13.30)
- Thursday: 10.30–18.30 (closed for lunch 13.00–13.30)
- Friday: 10.30–17.30 (closed for lunch 13.00–13.30)
- Saturday–Sunday: 10.30–13.30
At the election day, Sunday September 13, the venue is open from 8 a.m to 8 p.m.
Vote on the election day September 13
You can vote at your polling station at the election day, September 13. The polling stations are open 08.00–20.00.
It says on your voting card which electoral district you belong to, and which polling station you can vote at.
All eligible voters will recive their voting card before August 26, 2026. If you have a digital mailbox, like Kivra or Min Myndighetspost, your voting card will be sent there. Otherwise, you will receive your voting card by regular mail.
Polling stations in Sunne municipality
The polling stations are open 08.00–20.00 at the election day, sunday September 13.
Below is a list of the different electoral districts in Sunne Municipality, and the location of each polling station. It says on your voting card which electoral district you belong to.
Sunne center
Electoral district: Brobyäng
Solgårdens dagträff (previously called Hagen)
Address: Bergvägen 8, Sunne
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Electoral district: Klockaregården
The canteen at Fryxellska high school.
The polling station is located directly to the right of the entrance, in the so-called "checkboard".
Address: Brårudsvägen 2, Sunne
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Electoral district: Leran
Selmagården.
Use the big entrance and walk straight ahead.
Address: Walter Hedlunds Väg 1, Sunne
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Electoral district: Åmberg
Brogården, the assembly hall.
Address: Brogårdsgatan 2, Sunne
Gräsmark
Gräsmarks skola
Address: Skolvägen 1, Gräsmark
Lysvik
Bygdens hus
Address: Stationsvägen 3, Lysvik
Rottneros
Idrottshallen
Address: Parkvägen 2, Rottneros
Stöpafors
Förskolan Klätten
Address: Stöpafors 440
Västra Ämtervik
Svensby skola
Address: Lövviksvägen 2, Västra Ämtervik
Östra Ämtervik
Prästbols skola
Idrottshallen
Address: Prästbol 102, Östra Ämtervik
If you are unable to visit a polling station due to illness, age, or disability, Sunne municipality can arrange for a mobile voting team to visit you, or you can vote by proxy.
Mobile voting team
A mobile voting team means that a voting officer will come to your home, or another location where you are, and collect your vote. The Election Committee in Sunne municipality have designated people who are there to help you.
If you need a mobile voting team, please contact the Election Office through the municipality's switchboard at 0565-160 00.
Voting by courier
Voting by courier means that someone else delicers your vote to the polling station. You can vote by courier if you are unable to get to your polling station, for example due to illness or if you are detained in a prison or insitution.
The courier can be, for example, a close relative, caregiver, or an employee of a prison. The courier must be at least 18 years old.
You'll find the voting material that you need at the polling station for advance voting, in Galleri Björken at Sunne Library. Or at the municipal office reception. You can also order a courier voting kit from the Election Office by sending an email to kommun@sunne.se.
Follow the election results
The Swedish Election Authority will publish the first preliminary results from the cote count in the parliamentary election on their website on the evening of September 13.
You can follow the vote count live on val.se during the election evening. It's also where you can access the final election results. Read more about the preliminary and final election results.
Election result for Sunne municipal council
When all the votes are counted and the election result is determined, the information is published on our webpage about election results and mandate distribution in Sunne municipal council.
All vote counting is public
Both the cote counting at the polling station and the final vote counting at the Country Administrative Board are public. This means that the public has the right to be present and see what is happening, in order to check that everything is done correctly.