Min Röst 2026

Voting School – how the election works

Voting should not feel difficult.

The Voting School is for anyone who wants to understand how elections work in Sweden – perhaps for the first time or simply a little better than before.

You do not need to know everything about politics in order to vote. What matters most is understanding your options, taking a position and using your vote.

Step by step

What you will learn

We go through the essentials step by step: who is entitled to vote, which elections you vote in, how to vote, what to bring and what happens on election day.

1
Who is entitled to vote?
We explain voting rights and the applicable rules.
2
Which elections are there?
Learn the difference between the various elections.
3
How do I vote?
We explain voting in a simple way.
4
What happens on election day?
Find out what to bring and what to expect.

Knowledge for your own decision

Politically neutral

Min Röst is politically neutral. Our task is to give you knowledge and tools so that you can make your own decision.

The Voting School is a public-education initiative produced in cooperation with the Sensus study association. It is part of Min Röst 2026 and exists so that more people can feel confident, informed and involved in democracy.

Politically neutral
We do not tell you which party to choose.
Simple and easy to understand
You do not need any prior knowledge to take part.
Public-education purpose
For safer and better-informed participation in democracy.

Attend in person

Welcome to the Voting School

Choose the location and weekday that suit you best.

Every Tuesday

Gothenburg Mosque

After salat al-asr
Approximately 17:30–19:00

Every Thursday

Hammarkullen Mosque

After salat al-asr
Approximately 17:30–19:00

Learn. Take a position. Vote.