page_title: 1980 Swedish nuclear power referendum
section_title: Results by County
hierarchical_section_title: 1980 Swedish nuclear power referendum / Results / Results by County
caption_attribution_description: English: Swedish nuclear power referendum result by county, 1980
context_page_description: A non-binding referendum on nuclear power was held in Sweden on 23 March 1980. Three proposals were put to voters:
  Nuclear power would be phased out over a period that would not impact too severely on employment and welfare. The twelve nuclear power stations operating or under construction would continue to be used until renewable sources became available, in order to reduce dependence on oil. There would also be no further expansion of nuclear power and the order in which the existing nuclear power stations would close down would be dependent on security.
  As with proposal 1, but efforts would also be made to reduce energy consumption whilst protecting low income groups, including phasing out electric heating and increased R&D of renewable energy led by the government. In addition, a security committee with local membership would be put in place at each nuclear power plant and the public sector would take responsibility for generating and distributing electricity. Nuclear power plants would be owned by central and local government and any surplus profits from hydroelectric generation would be subject to a 100% tax rate.
caption: Results by county   Option 1   Option 2   Option 3
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