Miljöpartiet de gröna
Green Party
Green Party
Green
European Parliament Group
Change of +1.8 since last election
+1.4 in the last 3 months
The foundation of Miljöpartiet rests on a holistic green ideology: safeguarding natural ecosystems and resources, social solidarity, and radical democracy. Their vision of humanity is optimistic and globally-minded.
The party's agenda primarily focuses on climate action, the expansion of renewable energy, and the preservation of biodiversity. It advocates for ambitious CO2 reduction targets through environmental taxation and invests significantly in public transport. Socially, it champions inclusion, liberal migration policies, and gender equality. Its target demographic mainly comprises young, urban, and academically-oriented voters who prioritize a sustainable lifestyle and societal openness.
Strategically, Miljöpartiet serves as the ecological conscience within the Swedish party system. Having started as an extra-parliamentary protest movement, it has evolved into a party capable of government, typically forming coalitions within the left-wing spectrum. A persistent point of contention is its stance on economic growth: while supporting the rule of law and EU integration, it advocates for a shift from traditional Gross Domestic Product (GDP) to broader well-being indicators, a position that often puts it at odds with industry-aligned parties.
Total Duration: 7 years • 9 months • 1 week • 5 days
Total Duration: -
Total Duration: 7 years • 9 months • 1 week • 5 days
The party participated in government for 9% of the legislative period.
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