skärresultatet
Skärresultatet, also known as the "cutting result" or "cutting score," is a term used in the context of political elections, particularly in Sweden. It refers to the number of votes a political party needs to secure in order to enter the Swedish Parliament, known as the Riksdag. The term "skärresultatet" is derived from the Swedish words "skära" meaning "to cut" and "resultat" meaning "result."
The concept of skärresultatet is based on the proportional representation system used in Swedish elections. To
The purpose of the skärresultatet is to prevent very small parties from gaining representation in the Riksdag,
The skärresultatet has been a subject of debate and discussion in Swedish politics, with some arguing that