Vilka städer ska vi komma till 2015?
In a Facebook poll of 4,118 respondents, 20.5% chose “Linköping”. How we count
The lead flipped five times in the first nine days — Stockholm out front early, Linköping seizing it, Stockholm clawing it back twice, Linköping finally taking hold by day 16. From there the standings froze for the next 26 days without budging. When votes closed, Linköping's margin over Stockholm was seven ballots: 846 to 839, a 0.1-point gap across 4118 votes over 42 days.
Sweden supplied the biggest single voting bloc, but its tilt actually ran toward Umeå — third place with 626 votes — not either finalist. Pair that with Karlstad's 469 and eight other cities splitting the rest, and Linköping's win reads as a plurality stitched together, not a hometown consensus.
- Photo finish · 846 to 839 — a seven-vote margin decided the winner
- Five lead changes · The top spot flipped five times before locking in on day 16
- Sweden's real favorite · Sweden's largest bloc actually backed Umeå, not the top two