Cinco partidos en Dalarna declararon un total combinado de casi 11 millones de coronas en ingresos durante 2025.
El Partido Socialdemócrata representó la mayor parte con 6.482.590 coronas. El Partido Moderado le siguió con 3.784.047 coronas.
Las cifras fueron proporcionadas por el servicio de noticias Newsworthy y publicadas por Dala-Demokraten.
El informe cubre a cinco partidos del condado y sus ingresos correspondientes al año 2025.
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