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The new Riksdag after the elections
On 13 September, elections were held in Sweden. The final election results have been confirmed, and it is now clear how the Riksdag’s 349 seats will be distributed among the eight parties that obtained at least four per cent of the votes in the 2026 parliamentary elections.
The Speaker gives Magdalena Anderson the task of exploring the possibilities of forming a government
Today, following discussions with representatives of the parties in the Riksdag, and deliberations with the Deputy Speakers, the Speaker Andreas Norlén has given Magdalena Andersson (Social Democratic Party) the task of exploring the possibilities of forming a government. 4 00.
The Speaker meets party representatives
On Friday 18 September, the Speaker of the Riksdag Andreas Norlén will hold talks with the party representatives. This is one step in the process of preparing a proposal for a new Prime Minister.
The Speaker begins the process of forming a government
The Speaker of the Riksdag Andreas Norlén is beginning the process of preparing a proposal for a new Prime Minister.
To editorial staff: Advance application is required for a photo location at the opening of the Riksdag session
The opening of the Riksdag session will take place on Tuesday 29 September. In connection with the ceremony, there will be a limited number of photo locations available for the media. In order to be allocated a photo location, you need to apply in advance to cover the opening, and you also require media accreditation to the Riksdag.
The votes are being counted
Elections were held in Sweden on 13 September. The votes are currently being counted. The Election Authority establishes the final result of the election to the Riksdag approximately one week after election day. You will find the preliminary election results on the Election Authority website.
The future and resilience on the agenda at the Baltic Sea Parliamentary Conference (BSPC)
The 35th Baltic Sea Parliamentary Conference (BSPC) took place in Lübeck, Schleswig-Holstein, Germany on 30 August –1 September. The title of this year’s conference was “Youth. Set. Sail. For a Thriving Baltic Sea Region” and the general debate at the conference was about the future for the Baltic Sea region.
The Riksdag flies its flag at half mast
On Friday 28 August, the Riksdag will fly its flag at half mast in memory of King Harald V of Norway.
The Riksdag flies its flag on Ukraine’s Independence Day
On Monday 24 August, the Riksdag will fly its flag on the occasion of Ukraine’s Independence Day. The flag will be raised at Riksplan.
Members of the Riksdag observe parliamentary elections in Kazakhstan
Parliamentary elections will be held on 23 August in Kazakhstan. Six members of the Riksdag are included in an international delegation that will be observing the elections.
Stricter conditions for family member immigration
The Riksdag voted in favour of the Government's proposal to adapt Sweden's rules on who may be granted a residence permit as a family member to the minimum levels allowed under EU law.
The Riksdag votes in favour of regulatory framework for Sweden's foreign intelligence agency
Sweden is establishing a new agency to strengthen its intelligence activities. The Riksdag voted in favour of the necessary legislative amendments to enable Sweden's foreign intelligence agency (Und) to launch its operations on 1 January 2027.
Stricter conditions for the independent school sector
The Riksdag voted in favour of the Government's legislative proposal involving stricter conditions for the independent school sector. Among other things, a ban on value transfer will be introduced in three situations: for new company start-ups, changes of ownership and remedial injunctions in connection with supervision. The ban means that the money will remain within the operations.
Measures for children and young people should be decided without consent
The social welfare committee in a municipality should be able to decide on measures for children, young people and their custodians even without the consent of those concerned.
Aliens to pay reasonable compensation for dental care
The Riksdag has voted in favour of the Government's proposal regarding new rules on dental fees for certain aliens. The proposal states that applicants for international protection and certain other aliens shall pay reasonable compensation to the Swedish Migration Agency for dental care that cannot be delayed. This applies to those who have reached the age of 18 and who have an income and their own resources.
New legislation to replace the Care of Young Persons Act (LVU)
The Riksdag has voted in favour of the Government’s proposal that the current Act on the Care of Young Persons (Special Provisions) Act (LVU) be replaced by a new act on the taking into care of children and young persons and a new act on special powers for state child and youth care services.
New criminal sentencing system to be introduced
The Riksdag voted in favour of the Government's proposal for a new criminal sentencing system. The purpose of the proposal is to create a fairer criminal justice system where the penalty more accurately reflects the seriousness of the offence, the sentences that are given appear to a greater extent to be reasonable and fair, the crime victim's perspective is given a greater influence and protection of society is enhanced.
More stringent rules for young offenders
The Riksdag voted in favour of the Government's proposal to introduce more stringent rules in relation to young offenders. The purpose is, according to the Government, to address the need that has arisen with the large increase of serious crimes among young people, among others, and to maintain the credibility and legitimacy of the criminal justice system.
Parts of decision on children in detention to be paused
The Riksdag decided on 17 June to pause the legislative proposals on certain grounds for taking children into detention, time limits for certain children in detention and separation of children from their guardians.
Yes to opportunities to combat online recruitment
The Riksdag voted in favour of the Government’s proposal for a new law on the removal of online recruitment content and an amendment to the Public Access to Information and Secrecy Act.