Few Political Candidates Reside in Marginalized Neighborhoods Ahead of Swedish Elections

Data reveals that only 6.5 percent of candidates in major Swedish cities like Stockholm, Gothenburg, and Malmö live in socially vulnerable areas, raising questions about political representation.

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Få politiker bor i utanförskapsområden

Bara 6,5 procent av de politiska kandidaterna i kommunvalet i Stockholm, Göteborg och Malmö bor i…

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Few Political Candidates Reside in Marginalized Neighborhoods Ahead of Swedish Elections

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