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2023 Astenian general election

May 28, 2023 (2023-05-28)
All 201 seats in the Chamber 101 seats needed for a majority
Turnout	89.2% (0.7%)
First party Second party Third party   Leader Johanna Rosberg Jonas Norström Olof Karlsson Party Union Liberals Centre Alliance Left Block Conventionists Last election 72 seats, 35.9% 65 seats, 32.3% 20 seats, 9.8% Seats before 72 65 20 Seats won 76 59 21 Seat change 4 6 1 Percentage 37.8% 29.4% 10.4% Swing 1.9% 2.9% 0.6%   Fourth party Fifth party Sixth party   Leader Veronica Vallmo Francis Patricson Alice Sörensson Party Freedom Independence Direct Left Alliance Conventionists Conventionists Left Block Last election 14 seats, 6.9% 12 seats, 6.0% 9 seats, 4.3% Seats before 14 12 9 Seats won 13 11 11 Seat change 1 1 2 Percentage 6,4% 5.5% 5.6% Swing 0.5% 0.5% 1.2%   Seventh party   Leader Raika Chahal Oden Willow Steen Party The Greens Alliance Left Block Last election 9 seats, 4.3% Seats before 9 Seats won 10 Seat change 1 Percentage 4.7% Swing 0.4%
Prime Minister before election Jonas Norström Astenian Liberals Prime Minister after election Johanna Rosberg Union Party

Ernst Hagman

Sven Ernst Hagman, born 29 January 1960, dead 13 December 2018, was an Astenian professional footballer who played as a centre-forward. Widely considered as one of the greatest Astenian footballers of all time, he finished 8th in the Ballon d'Or 1988, the highest position in the ranking for any Astenian player ever. Ernst was a member of the Astenia team that reached the semi-finals of the 1988 Euros, and in the same tournament he was named best forward. Ernst played the majority of his club football career abroad, playing for teams in the liking of IFK Göteborg, S.L. Benfica, and Ipswich Town. He received his footballing education in Annskär AIS, a team where he broke through in year 1977, recording a historic 3rd place in the national top flight.

Ernst Hagman

Personal information
Date of birth	29 January 1960
Place of birth	Broby, Astenia
Date of death	13 December 2018 (aged 58)
Place of death	Gothenburg, Sweden
Height	6 ft 0 in (1.83 m)
Position(s)	forward
Youth career
1970-1976	Annskär AIS
Senior career*
Years	Team	Apps	(Gls)
1977	Annskär AIS	20	(15)
1978-1982	IFK Göteborg	93	(61)
1982-1985	S.L. Benfica	75	(39)
1985-1988	Ipswich Town	103	(67)
1988-1992	Cesena	113	(62)
1993	Broby IF	25	(21)
1994-1996	MVV Maastricht	45	(11)
1996	Annskär AIS	11	(18)
1998	Annskär AIS	9	(15)
2004	Annskär AIS	8	(2)
Managerial career
2002	Annskär AIS
2008-2010	Annskär AIS
2014	Broby IF Dam
2016-2017	IFK Göteborg (coach)
*Club domestic league appearances and goals

Hagman in addition to his playing career had a brief managerial career, where he managed his beloved Annskär AIS, Broby IFs women team, and as a coach in IFK Göteborg. In October 2017, whilst living in Gothenburg coaching IFK Göteborg he received his ALS diagnosis, which would kill him around a year later.

Year	%	Seats	+/–	Status
1946	19.4 (#2)	39 / 201	–––	In Opposition
1949	16.1 (#2)	32 / 201	7	In Opposition (Leaders)
1952	23.9 (#2)	48 / 201	16	In Opposition (Leaders)
1955	14.9 (#4)	30 / 201	18	In Opposition
1958	20.0 (#2)	40 / 201	10	In Opposition
1961	25.6 (#1)	51 / 201	11	In Opposition (Leaders)
1964	16.8 (#3)	34 / 201	17	In Opposition
1968	43.7 (#1)	87 / 201	53	In Government (Leaders)
1971	41.1 (#1)	83 / 201	4	In Opposition (Leaders)
1974		0 / 201
1975		0 / 201
1978		0 / 201
1981		0 / 201
1984		0 / 201
1987		0 / 201
1990		0 / 201
1993		0 / 201
1996		0 / 201
1999		0 / 201
2002		0 / 201
2005		0 / 201
2008		0 / 201
2011		0 / 201
2014		0 / 201
2017		0 / 201
2020		0 / 201
2023		0 / 201

Freedom Electoral Results

Year	%	Seats	+/–	Status
1955	0.6 (#11)	0 / 201	0	Not in Parliament
1958	0.4 (#11)	0 / 201	0	Not in Parliament
1961	1.2 (#9)	0 / 201	0	Not in Parliament
1964	3.5 (#7)	0 / 201	0	Not in Parliament
1968	5.6 (#5)	11 / 201	11	In Opposition
1971	7.9 (#4)	16 / 201	5	In Government until 1972 In Opposition after 1972
1974	9.3 (#4)	19 / 201	3	In Opposition
1975	10.8 (#3)	22 / 201	3	In Government
1978	8.2 (#3)	16 / 201	6	In Opposition
1981	15.7 (#2)	32 / 201	16	In Opposition (Leaders)
1984	18.1 (#3)	36 / 201	4	In Confidence until 1972 In Government (Leaders) after 1972
1987	19.0 (#2)	38 / 201	2	In Opposition (Leaders)
1990	22.4 (#2)	45 / 201	7	In Opposition (Leaders)
1993	13.2 (#3)	27 / 201	18	In Opposition
1996	13.6 (#3)	27 / 201	0	In Opposition
1999	11.0 (#4)	22 / 201	5	In Opposition
2002	7.8 (#4)	16 / 201	6	In Government
2005	5.2 (#6)	10 / 201	6	In Government
2008	6.1 (#5)	12 / 201	2	In Opposition
2011	7.6 (#4)	15 / 201	3	In Opposition
2014	7.7 (#5)	15 / 201	0	In Opposition
2017	6.0 (#6)	12 / 201	3	In Opposition
2020	6.9 (#4)	14 / 201	2	In Government
2023	6.4 (#4)	13 / 201	1	In Opposition

vox angelica
vox angelica performing during 2019
Background information
Origin	Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States
Genres	Neo-psychedelia Psychedelic pop Indie pop
Years active	2017–present
Labels	Summersteps, Better Noise
Members	Arlo Riley Harrison (see touring members)
Website	voxangelica.com

vox angelica Albums

Title	Details	Singles	Peak chart positions
			US	UK	ND	CA	FR
vox angelica	Release date: 23 August 2019 Label: Summersteps Records	Hypnosis 2nd of April	198	—	—	—	—
Dreamland	Release date: 2 October 2020 Label: Summersteps Records	Hazardous	32	58	97	—	—
Arab Spring	Release date: 2 May 2022 Label: Summersteps Records	—	7	11	58	23	64
Oak Tree Jungle	Release date: 14 March 2024 Label: Better Noise Music	Classic Sad	17	19	85	36	—

Banned in Boston
Banned in Boston performing in Boston 2019
Background information
Birth name	John Olsen
Born	(2000-11-06) November 6, 2000 New York City, New York, U.S
Genres	Indie rock Heartland rock Indie pop
Occupations	Singer-songwriter record producer songwriter actor director
Instruments	Vocals guitar piano drums bass harmonica synth
Years active	2016–present
Labels	Mom + Pop
Member of	Einstein
Formerly of	Broadway Promises, Lifeboat
Website	iambannedinboston.com

Banned in Boston discography in chronological order

Single, Freddie Mercury, 13 January 2017

Single, Human Beings, 28 February 2017

Single, Like a Swiss Clock, 4 April 2017

Album, I am Banned in Boston, 27 April 2017

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Single, Hell's Kitchen, 8 August 2018

Single, Philadelphia, 9 September 2018

Single, The Grandfather Paradox, 31 December 2018

EP, Terra Nova, 4 February 2019

Album, Risk, not Chance, 27 April 2019

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Single, downtown boy, 30 September 2020

Album, prominent, 4 November 2020

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EP, The Train up North, 22 May 2021 (Together with Del Water Gap)

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Single, False, 31 March 2023

Single, Flashbacks, 17 April 2023

Album, Von The Concrete Jungle, 14 May 2023

David Gren Simonsson

Personal information
Full name	David Gren Simonsson
Date of birth	7 March 1972 (age 52)
Place of birth	Bjurholm, Sweden
Team information
Current team	IK Oddevold (manager)
Youth career
Years	Team
–1987	Bjurholms IF
Managerial career
1993	Bjurholms IF
1996–1998	Årsta AIK
1999–2001	Fisksätra IF
2002–2003	Sundbybergs IK (coach)
2004	Sundbybergs IK
2005–2008	Vallentuna BK
2009–2011	IK Frej Täby
2012	BK Forward
2013–2019	Örebro SK
2021	IK Frej Täby
2022–2023	Gefle IF
2024–	IK Oddevold

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