Karin Runblom

Ida Gabrielsson of the Left Party and Jessica Rosencrantz of the Moderates were replaced by men when they stepped down as vice chairman and chairmen of different committees. Credit: Lars Schröder and Wiktor Nummelin/TT POLITICS Only 6 of the 32 top posts in the Riksdag's parliamentary committees are held by women, according to Swedish Radio News. This is despite a fairly even division of men and women in the Swedish parliament overall.

Swedes go to the polls in September. Credit: Pontus Lundahl/TT OPINION POLL A new poll by Indikator Opinion for Swedish Radio News shows that most voters want their party to be clear about what parties they'll collaborate with post-election. Regardless of party affiliation, gender and age, around 80 percent of respondents say it's an important or very important issue, to know who their party will work with.

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