The Swedish election

I worked all of this sunny Sunday day (and half the night) at one of Härnösand's voting stations. This is the view from behind the table where we took in the votes, ticked off the names etc. Everyone in our "team" got a couple of hours off during the day. We used ours to eat lunch and go for another swim in the sea.
After 12 hours of voting, at 20:00, we closed the doors and started the count. The count was finally over, the result phoned in, and the nursery school returned to its normal state at about 01:00. We delivered the votes and tallies to the town hall and went home to a rather short night's sleep.
86% of those eligible voted. Democracy rules, even if it sometimes gives strange results.
No time to Blip during Sunday so this is a backblip.