Swedish Senior Citizen Interest Party
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| Sveriges Pensionärers Intresseparti | |
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| Leader | Brynolf Wendt |
| Founded | 1987 |
| Political ideology | Populism, Special Interest |
| International affiliation | None |
| Website | www.spipartiet.org |
| See also the politics of Sweden series | |
The Swedish Senior Citizen Interest Party (Sveriges Pensionärers Intresseparti) is a political party in Sweden. As of 2004, it holds no seats in parliament, but is represented in numerous local and regional councils.
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- Sveriges Pensionärers Intresseparti (Swedish)
| Political parties in Sweden | |
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| Represented in the Riksdag (349): | Social Democrats (130) • Moderate Party (97) • Centre Party (29) • Liberal People's Party (28) • Christian Democrats (24) • Left Party (22) • Green Party (19) |
| Represented in the European Parliament (19 out of 732): | Social Democrats (5) • Moderate Party (4) • Christian Democrats (2)1 • June List (2)1 • Left Party (2) • Centre Party (1) • Feminist Initiative (1)2 • Green Party (1) • Liberal People's Party (1)2 |
| Minor parties: | Sweden Democrats (2.93%) • Pirate Party (0.63%) • Senior Citizen Interest Party (0.52%) • Health Care Party (0.21%) |
| 1. Three MEPs were elected for the June List, but one defected to the Christian Democrats. 2. Two MEPs were elected for the Liberal People's Party, but one defected to Feminist Initiative. |
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