The Moderates became the largest party when high school and upper secondary school students in Sweden were given the chance to vote. In the school elections, they received 34.4 percent of the votes in Östergötland. At Dackeskolan in Mjölby, a full 52.6 percent voted for the party. “I liked them better,” says student Elias Åsberg.
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The Moderates became the largest party when high school and upper secondary school students in Sweden were given the chance to vote. In the school elections, they received 34.4 percent of the votes in Östergötland. At Dackeskolan in Mjölby, a full 52.6 percent voted for the party. “I liked them better,” says student Elias Åsberg.